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HIGH POINT, N.C. - ncarol.com -- Go-Forth Pest Control has recently purchased a new office location in Charlotte located at: 3830 David Cox Rd, Charlotte, NC. The purchase provides more square footage, larger meeting facilities, improved amenities and a home-like feel for the headquarters of the company's Charlotte branch.
Go-Forth Pest Control is a family-owned pest control business with locations spread across the Carolinas, that is celebrating 60 years in business this year. The purchase of a new location in Charlotte comes at a time where the company is continuing to see growth and expansion across the Carolinas.
"The purchase of a new office will not only benefit our employees, but it will help our team better serve and care for those who rely on our Charlotte team for their pest control needs. We're excited to see the improvements this new office will bring," said Chase Hazelwood, CEO and owner of Go-Forth.
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Go-Forth Pest Control was founded in 1959 in the North Carolina Triad. It has now grown to have
branches in the Triad, Lake Norman, Charlotte, Raleigh, and Wilmington. It is a family owned business now with its third generation owner. Go-Forth strives to have profound professionalism and customer service that makes customers, employees, and the community proud to be associated with Go-Forth Pest Control. It is home to the 2009, 2010, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016 NC Statewide Technicians of the Year. Go-Forth is the only company in the state to be recognized with that track record. Go-Forth Pest Control is also a Family Business Award winner, a Triad Best Places to Work winner, a PCT Top 100 company, a NC Triad Fast 50 company, and an Inc. Magazine Fastest Growing Company in America. http://Go-Forth.com
Go-Forth Pest Control is a family-owned pest control business with locations spread across the Carolinas, that is celebrating 60 years in business this year. The purchase of a new location in Charlotte comes at a time where the company is continuing to see growth and expansion across the Carolinas.
"The purchase of a new office will not only benefit our employees, but it will help our team better serve and care for those who rely on our Charlotte team for their pest control needs. We're excited to see the improvements this new office will bring," said Chase Hazelwood, CEO and owner of Go-Forth.
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Go-Forth Pest Control was founded in 1959 in the North Carolina Triad. It has now grown to have
branches in the Triad, Lake Norman, Charlotte, Raleigh, and Wilmington. It is a family owned business now with its third generation owner. Go-Forth strives to have profound professionalism and customer service that makes customers, employees, and the community proud to be associated with Go-Forth Pest Control. It is home to the 2009, 2010, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016 NC Statewide Technicians of the Year. Go-Forth is the only company in the state to be recognized with that track record. Go-Forth Pest Control is also a Family Business Award winner, a Triad Best Places to Work winner, a PCT Top 100 company, a NC Triad Fast 50 company, and an Inc. Magazine Fastest Growing Company in America. http://Go-Forth.com
Source: Go-Forth Pest Control
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