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Posted: March 2, 2021
IREON welcomes Colony Pest Management, Inc., onto its membership roster to hold the exclusive category for Commercial Exterminating Services.
Westbury, NY ireon welcomes Colony Pest Management, Inc., onto its membership roster to hold the exclusive category for Commercial Exterminating Services. The firm will be represented by CEO Joseph Sheehan and director of operations, Christopher Gill.
Colony Pest Management, was referred by ireon member Jim Pirot of Cresa.
Colony Pest Management, Inc., has been a family-owned and operated business for more than 40 years; its principal, Sheehan, has been familiar with the industry since age five! Sheehan is a past president of the Professional Pest Management Association of New York City. He was also influential in the merger of all three New York Pest Management Associations in early 2013.
All Technicians are thoroughly trained and must attend rigorous training seminars throughout the year. Everyone is equipped with the knowledge, know-how and experience to tackle any and all pest control needs.
They can usually schedule an appointment within 24 hours and will accommodate emergency situations.
They have a vested interest in providing an environmentally conscious, cost-effective solution for all pest problems. Colony’s Green Clover Integrated Pest Management Program (SM) is geared towards being friendly to our environment.
They serve New York, including Nassau, Suffolk, and Westchester Counties, and New Jersey.
Contact Information:
Joseph Sheehan, CEO
Phone: 718 856-1400
Mobile: 917 217-4489
Christopher Gill, Director of Operations
Mobile: 646 897-0500
[email protected]
Colony Pest Management, Inc., 9301 Avenue L., Brooklyn, NY 11236
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