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Acacia growth delivers new jobs, supporting community

Acacia Pest Control is committed to providing the best professional pest control services to homes and businesses.

From its origins operating locally on the Bellarine Peninsula in 2000, it has expanded to now also serve the Geelong area, Western District, Surf Coast, Golden Plains and Melbourne.

The company has grown from a one-man operator, Cameron Skedd, and now employs 13 other people.

It specialises in termite control using the latest tools and products, and provides information on the damage these pests can do to homes.

Acacia Pest Control also supports over 200 local businesses and over 10,000 families through its provision of professional pest solutions, and supports the local community through donations and fundraising to keep the community strong.

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