TruProtect Pest Services

05/20/2026

Looking for a locally owned pest control company you can trust?

✔ We show up on time when scheduled
✔ When you call, you’ll speak with someone local — not a call center in another city or state
✔ No unexpected price increases
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803-400-8188

05/07/2026

We are excited to partner with the Greater Chapin Chamber of Commerce and are eager to help grow the business opportunities in our community.

Let's give a warm welcome to our newest partner, TruProtect Pest Services! 🦟🚫

TruProtect is a locally owned and operated company dedicated to providing "Proven Pest Protection" to our community. With a focus on honesty, integrity, and superior results, they take pride in protecting your home or business from unwanted guests.

Whether it's seasonal maintenance or a specific pest problem, their team is committed to delivering top-tier service with a personal touch. We are so glad to have them as part of the Community! ⚓️

🌐 Learn more about all of our partners at: ChapinChamber.com

05/05/2026

It's Mosquito Season, but we're the ones who won't bug you! Mosquitos Suck, we don’t!

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803-400-8188

12/20/2025

Officials with the Clemson University Dept. of Plant Industry (DPI) found a nest of the invasive yellow-legged hornet in York County earlier this month, marking the first detection of the species in SC outside the Lowcountry.

"Yellow-legged hornets are a principal pest of honey bees, having caused increased colony losses in western Europe since their detection in 2004. Their establishment and spread in the U.S. is alarming for beekeepers, who are already reeling from a year in which the nation’s colony loss rate was greater than 60 percent," according to DPI.

Officials were alerted to the nest after a York Co. beekeeper noticed unusually aggressive hornet behavior known as “hawking,” during which hornets hover near hives to capture bees. The beekeeper reported the activity to DPI, and inspectors used trapping and tracking methods to locate the nest.

Residents of York County are encourage to report suspicious hornet activity and allow inspectors to access their property, as DPI expects to be trapping and surveying the county for at least the next year.

Read more: https://news.clemson.edu/yellow-legged-hornet-nest-located-in-york-county-residents-urged-to-report-sightings/?fbclid=IwY2xjawOlPS1leHRuA2FlbQIxMQBzcnRjBmFwcF9pZBAyMjIwMzkxNzg4MjAwODkyAAEeB-DjjTl-vim3q0N40_HoskEzinKG6Y3kY3WpIS7HsATmAkxCzKx3JNdnGg8_aem_ynngCMaZNjpDCDeKR0TEZA

Photo via Bugwood.org, courtesy of:
Hanna Royals, Museum Collections: Hymenoptera, USDA APHIS PPQ
Brennen Dyer, Exotic Hornet ID, USDA APHIS PPQ

10/24/2025

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Our commitment:
✔️ Thorough, professional service three times a year
✔️ Free re-treatments between visits if live pests are found indoors

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