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Locality: Collegeville, Pennsylvania

Phone: +1 610-628-0210



Address: 212 W Main St 19426 Collegeville, PA, US

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FlyFoe Collegeville 02.06.2021

The season is here! Get them before they get you. Book and buy online! Flyfoe.com/get-started #JustSmarter

FlyFoe Collegeville 29.05.2021

13 genius gardening hacks that you’ll be glad to know!

FlyFoe Collegeville 15.05.2021

It's almost #Valentinesday which means it's almost MOSQUITO SEASON! Get a jump start on protecting your turf! flyfoe.com #JustSmarter

FlyFoe Collegeville 27.04.2021

Did you know that ticks don't die during freezing temperatures? They are only dormant and when temperatures rise above 45 degrees Fahrenheit, ticks are on the move! flyfoe.com/estimate #JustSmarter

FlyFoe Collegeville 16.11.2020

Hey Chipotle Mexican Grill give us a call!

FlyFoe Collegeville 12.11.2020

Bat Tick Found in New Jersey for First Time...eek! https://www.foxnews.com//bat-tick-discovered-new-jersey-fi

FlyFoe Collegeville 23.10.2020

September 11, 2001. A day we will never forget. #PatriotDay

FlyFoe Collegeville 18.10.2020

Did you know that FlyFoe is dog friendly? Yep! Just look at that happy face knowing he's done with mosquito bites! flyfoe.com/estimate #JustSmarter #dogfriendly

FlyFoe Collegeville 02.10.2020

Make flower pots from towels and leaves __ Cute chick decorate the garden at home

FlyFoe Collegeville 20.09.2020

William Sames, Ph.D. from the FlyFoe Research and Expert Team discusses the similarities between the COVID-19 pandemic and mosquito-borne diseases. #JustSmarter https://flyfoefranchise.com//mosquito-diseases-and-the-202

FlyFoe Collegeville 07.09.2020

Did you know that Lady Bugs eat up to 5,000 insects in its lifetime! Depending on the species they will have spots, stripes, or no markings at all. Their average lifespan is 2-3 years. flyfoe.com #JustSmarter

FlyFoe Collegeville 31.08.2020

The idea behind actually doing daily tick checks is to help keep ticks from ever getting this big. If a tick is infected, the chance of it transmitting an infec...tious dose of whatever it is carrying increases the longer it is attached. An infected tick attached for one day is less likely to have transmitted enough germs to make someone sick than one attached for 3-4 days, like this one. DON'T feed the ticks...DO a daily tick check. See more