Green Country Pest Control Announces New Operations Manager
Green Country Pest Control has named Brandon Green as its new Operations Manager, bringing extensive industry experience and a strong track record of growth and operational leadership. Previously VP of Operations at Perfect Pest Control-Texas, Brandon helped triple that company's customer base and boost revenue by over $2 million in under a year. At Green Country, he is already implementing process improvements aimed at enhancing service quality and operational efficiency.
Alvin, Texas - Jun 2, 2025 - Green Country Pest Control is excited to announce the hiring of Brandon Green as the new Operations Manager. With years of industry experience and a passion for driving operational excellence, Brandon has already begun implementing significant changes that will elevate Green Country Pest Control to new heights. Additionally, the company is proud to promote Colin Banks to Field Supervisor, recognizing his exceptional work and dedication to customer service.
Brandon joins Green Country Pest Control with a proven track record in the pest control industry. He most recently served as Vice President of Operations at Perfect Pest Control-Texas, where he played a key role in tripling the company's customer base and increasing revenue by over $2 million in just 11 months. His expertise in creating operational procedures and training materials has been invaluable to the success of the organizations he's worked with.
In his new role, Brandon will focus on streamlining Green Country Pest Control's operations, improving processes, and enhancing the overall customer experience. His leadership is already transforming the way the company conducts business, and he is committed to fostering growth and setting new standards for pest control services in Alvin and beyond.
"I'm thrilled to be a part of Green Country Pest Control and to contribute to its ongoing success," said Brandon Green. "I believe in empowering teams, optimizing operational efficiency, and continuously striving for excellence. Together, we will provide top-tier pest control solutions and exceptional service to every customer."
In addition to Brandon's appointment, Green Country Pest Control is pleased to announce the promotion of Colin Banks to Field Supervisor. Colin has shown outstanding dedication to the company and its customers, and this promotion recognizes his hard work, leadership skills, and commitment to excellence in the field.
Owner Read Flake expressed his confidence in the company's future under the new leadership. "Brandon's extensive experience in the pest control industry, along with Colin's well-deserved promotion, positions us for continued growth and success. We are excited for what lies ahead under their direction."
For more information about Green Country Pest Control and its services, please visit www.greencountrypest.com.
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Green Country Pest Control
Owner: Read Flake
Phone: 281-888-8605
Email: service@greencountrypest.com
Website: www.greencountrypest.com
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Phone: (281) 888-8605
Address: 1600 E Hwy 6 ste 401
City: Alvin
State: Texas
Country: United States
Website: https://www.greencountrypest.com/
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