ABOUT US
OUR STORY
Grizz Pest Management® is a company with a proud history and a promising future. We stand on a foundation of training, growth, and improvement. Each day we make significant investments in our people, management, and services to ensure your home or business is being treated with the best care.
Today, we employ more than ten technicians, salespeople and customer service representatives who have years of experience in the pest control industry.
OUR VALUES
We want to make our community a better place, and part of that is being a friendly, helpful neighbor. We support organizations such as Beds Plus, La Grange Highlands Educational Foundation, Western Springs Park District, La Grange Pet Parade and Brookfield Zoo.
We live by the motto “If a thing is worth doing, it’s worth doing well.” That means we work diligently, efficiently, and happily.
“ANDY SHOWED UP ON TIME, GAVE A GREAT EXPLANATION OF THE SERVICES, AND MOVED EFFICIENTLY THROUGH AND AROUND THE HOUSE. I LOVED THAT HE HAS A MASTERS DEGREE IN ENTOMOLOGY PLUS ALL THE INDUSTRY CERTS, IT REALLY SEPARATES GRIZZ FROM THE OTHERS I RESEARCHED. WE’RE A FEW WEEKS PAST THE SERVICE AND NO BUGS, HIGHLY RECOMMEND! “
COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT
why the name “grizz”?
Yes, we love animals, but we loved one particular family dog, who we named Grizzly Bear, very much. Grizzly, our beloved Chesapeake Bay Retriever, passed away suddenly from cancer in early 2017 after he had been with our family only two short years. To honor him and keep him alive in our memory, we dedicated our new, family-owned business to him by giving it his namesake.
GRIZZLY WAS MORE OF A TEDDY BEAR THAN A GRIZZLY BEAR. THIS BUSINESS IS A WAY TO KEEP HIM BY OUR SIDE.
Newest Member of our Family
Grizzly Bear II
Born Dec 22, 2020, our new Chesapeake Bay Retriever – he enjoys playing in his doggie pool and snuggling up with the family.
Newest Member of our Family
Grizzly Bear II
Born Dec 22, 2020, our new Chesapeake Bay Retriever – he enjoys playing in his doggie pool and snuggling up with the family.
