Terminix Services, Inc.
COLUMBIA, S.C. — Terminix Service is celebrating a major milestone this year: 20 years of its dedicated commercial branch serving businesses throughout South Carolina, western North Carolina and the Central Savannah River Area of Georgia.
Since launching in 2006 with a team of eight technicians, the branch has grown to 53.
“Terminix Service, Inc. has served residential and commercial properties since 1947 in western North Carolina, South Carolina and the Central Savannah River Area of Georgia, and our dedicated team has developed TSI Commercial over the last 20 years,” said Scott Fortson, president of Terminix Service, Inc. “Through extensive effort, specialized training, numerous certifications, and an unwavering dedication to our customers, TSI Commercial has become the industry’s leading commercial pest control provider in the Carolinas. We are proud to commemorate 20 years with this exceptional team.”
What began as a small commercial operation has grown into a full-service team specializing in the industries where pest control is essential to staying open, the company said. Today, the branch supports:
- Food service
- Health care
- Manufacturing, warehousing and distribution
- Lodging and hospitality
The company said each of these sectors carries its own regulatory requirements, risk factors and reputational stakes, and Terminix Service Commercial has built its team and processes around these specializations rather than a one-size-fits-all approach.
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