Cape Canaveral Termite & Pest Control Serving Cape Canaveral, FL
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Price Termite & Pest Control Cape Canaveral FL, locally owned and operated, has proudly served Central Florida since 1988. With over 60 years of combined experience in termite control and pest management, it is no surprise that homeowners, businesses and contractors have been relying on Price for over 20 years. Price Termite & Pest Control Since 1988 (321) 684-5940 Serving Cape Canaveral, Brevard County Florida.
Pre-Construction Services: Price Termite & Pest Control works closely with contractors of every size throughout Florida to effectively perform Pre-construction termite pretreatments. We have been doing so for over 20 years. Depending on the type of construction; budget and the builder’s time constraints and deadlines, there are several types of pre-construction pretreatments that are allowed under Florida law. Call Price Termite & Pest Control Since 1988 (321) 684-5940 Serving Cape Canaveral, Brevard County Florida.
Our Guarantee: Price Termite & Pest Control stands behind our services and believes that the customer always comes first.
* We guarantee you will be satisfied with our technicians, our service and overall experience.
* We guarantee that if there is a problem with a service, it will be resolved to your satisfaction.
* We guarantee all of our services.
Price Termite & Pest Control Since 1988 (321) 684-5940 Cape Canaveral, Brevard County Florida.
Free Termite Inspection! Please contact us for a free, no obligation inspection and estimate. Our dedicated team of inspectors has over 60 years of combined experience. We are available to provide you with immediate answers and solutions. One of Florida’s most damaging forces is TERMITES. Your home may already be infested with termites and the signs may not be visible until severe and costly damage is done. Call Price Termite Control today for a free inspection. Price Termite & Pest Control Since 1988 (321) 684-5940
Price Pest Protection Plan: Are you protected? You will be with The Price Guarantee. You may have heard the old saying,
”There are two types of homes: Homes that have termites and homes that will have termites.” Termites are so prevalent in Brevard County and throughout Central Florida that multiple colonies may thrive on a one acre parcel of land. Your property is no exception!
Protecting your home or business from one of Florida’s most destructive creatures has never been so simple. Price Termite & Pest Control’s
Termite Damage Guarantees offer a substantial value for a low annual fee.
* Annual Termite Guarantees are available up to One Million Dollars in damage coverage.
* Annual Termite Guarantee renewal will ensure a lifetime of protection.
* Annual Termite Guarantee renewal includes a visual inspection of your property.
* Annual Termite Guarantees are transferable at no charge if you sell your home.
Call Price Termite & Pest Control today to schedule your FREE inspection and consultation to determine which termite protection plan and guarantee is right for you. Price Termite & Pest Control Since 1988 (321) 684-5940 Cape Canaveral, Florida.
Pre-Construction Services: Price Termite & Pest Control works closely with contractors of every size throughout Florida to effectively perform Pre-construction termite pretreatments. We have been doing so for over 20 years. Depending on the type of construction; budget and the builder’s time constraints and deadlines, there are several types of pre-construction pretreatments that are allowed under Florida law. Call Price Termite & Pest Control Since 1988 (321) 684-5940 Serving Cape Canaveral, Brevard County Florida.
Our Guarantee: Price Termite & Pest Control stands behind our services and believes that the customer always comes first.
* We guarantee you will be satisfied with our technicians, our service and overall experience.
* We guarantee that if there is a problem with a service, it will be resolved to your satisfaction.
* We guarantee all of our services.
Price Termite & Pest Control Since 1988 (321) 684-5940 Cape Canaveral, Brevard County Florida.
Free Termite Inspection! Please contact us for a free, no obligation inspection and estimate. Our dedicated team of inspectors has over 60 years of combined experience. We are available to provide you with immediate answers and solutions. One of Florida’s most damaging forces is TERMITES. Your home may already be infested with termites and the signs may not be visible until severe and costly damage is done. Call Price Termite Control today for a free inspection. Price Termite & Pest Control Since 1988 (321) 684-5940
Price Pest Protection Plan: Are you protected? You will be with The Price Guarantee. You may have heard the old saying,
”There are two types of homes: Homes that have termites and homes that will have termites.” Termites are so prevalent in Brevard County and throughout Central Florida that multiple colonies may thrive on a one acre parcel of land. Your property is no exception!
Protecting your home or business from one of Florida’s most destructive creatures has never been so simple. Price Termite & Pest Control’s
Termite Damage Guarantees offer a substantial value for a low annual fee.
* Annual Termite Guarantees are available up to One Million Dollars in damage coverage.
* Annual Termite Guarantee renewal will ensure a lifetime of protection.
* Annual Termite Guarantee renewal includes a visual inspection of your property.
* Annual Termite Guarantees are transferable at no charge if you sell your home.
Call Price Termite & Pest Control today to schedule your FREE inspection and consultation to determine which termite protection plan and guarantee is right for you. Price Termite & Pest Control Since 1988 (321) 684-5940 Cape Canaveral, Florida.
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The city of Cape Canaveral FL is located at the northern tip of a barrier island on the Atlantic coast of Florida. It is due south of the geographical feature Cape Canaveral (known as Cape Kennedy from 1963 to 1973). It is separated from the mainland by the Banana River, Merritt Island and the Indian River from east to west. Port Canaveral is an important port for cruise liners, which take on passengers here for cruises to the Caribbean.
In the early 1920s, a group of Orlando journalists invested more than $150,000 in the beach acreage that now encompasses the area of presidentially-named streets in Cape Canaveral. They called their development Journalista (now Avon-by-the-Sea) in honor of their trade. This seasonal retreat for inland residents was anticipated to become as popular a resort area as Cocoa Beach to the south, due to the construction of wooden bridge connecting Merritt Island to the area. At that time, fishermen, retirees, and descendants of Captain Mills Burnham—the original official keeper of the Cape Canaveral Light—resided in the northern part of the present city. They owned acreage named Artesia that occupied the area that is now Port Canaveral.
Due to the hardships caused by the Great Depression, many investors defaulted on their holdings. Much of this land was recovered by newspaper owner R.B. Brossier and his son, Dickson, after they sold their Orlando home and used the remaining $4,500 to purchase much of the Avon area. It was their dream that a port would be developed and a direct route to Orlando would be constructed. By 1958 the area had grown with the Space Program. At that time, an adjacent city could annex an unincorporated area without a vote of the residents, so property owners were discussing the feasibility of forming a new city to prevent possible annexation by the City of Cocoa Beach. Landowners were asked for their opinion on this matter, and, due to substantial city debt and land taxes, most residents preferred not to become part of Cocoa Beach. So it was decided that the time was right to pursue incorporation and create a city of their own. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.
In the early 1920s, a group of Orlando journalists invested more than $150,000 in the beach acreage that now encompasses the area of presidentially-named streets in Cape Canaveral. They called their development Journalista (now Avon-by-the-Sea) in honor of their trade. This seasonal retreat for inland residents was anticipated to become as popular a resort area as Cocoa Beach to the south, due to the construction of wooden bridge connecting Merritt Island to the area. At that time, fishermen, retirees, and descendants of Captain Mills Burnham—the original official keeper of the Cape Canaveral Light—resided in the northern part of the present city. They owned acreage named Artesia that occupied the area that is now Port Canaveral.
Due to the hardships caused by the Great Depression, many investors defaulted on their holdings. Much of this land was recovered by newspaper owner R.B. Brossier and his son, Dickson, after they sold their Orlando home and used the remaining $4,500 to purchase much of the Avon area. It was their dream that a port would be developed and a direct route to Orlando would be constructed. By 1958 the area had grown with the Space Program. At that time, an adjacent city could annex an unincorporated area without a vote of the residents, so property owners were discussing the feasibility of forming a new city to prevent possible annexation by the City of Cocoa Beach. Landowners were asked for their opinion on this matter, and, due to substantial city debt and land taxes, most residents preferred not to become part of Cocoa Beach. So it was decided that the time was right to pursue incorporation and create a city of their own. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.