Chamber honors Colquitt Exterminating

MOULTRIE, Ga. — The Moultrie-Colquitt County Chamber of Commerce recently announced Colquitt Exterminating as the October Business of the Month.

Colquitt Exterminating has been owned and operated by Bruce Norton for more than 25 years. The company offers commercial and residential services including pest control and termite treatments. Norton and his staff will gladly assess your needs and make recommendations on the necessary action.

Contact Colquitt Exterminating at 229-769-3100 to schedule an appointment.

Owner Bruce Norton and his technicians were joined by Chamber Ambassadors for the presentation. Front row from left are Ken Stripling, Bruce Norton, and Zach Sperry.

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