Billy The Exterminator: The Professional

Aug. 27, 2010 - PRLog -- You might be shocked when you see Billy Brethorton a.k.a. Billy the Exterminator in chains, spikes, and even all black. And most professionals in the pest control community are mixed, some say his attire is not professional and some just don’t know what to even think about Billy. But who cares, the man actually knows a lot about pests, the diseases they carry and even their scientific name. But whatever they may think, fans simply adore him, and his Facebook fans alone show it.  He even gets comments on web sites and forums that mention his name. If you can just sit back and watch Billy the Exterminator on A&E, people are fascinated by the show. From the insane snakes he captures to the german roaches he eradicates. Read 5 days with Billy here: http://pestcemetery.com/5-days-billy-exterminator/

Billy just inspires so many to learn about the pests that invade our lives and our homes. He even strives to learn himself, from getting his Associate Certified Entomologist (A.C.E.), to his master’s certificate in termite control from LSU, and 2 years correspondence training with Purdue University, he is truly one knowledgeable guy.  He also likes to tackle misinformation out there regarding pests, just like many other A.C.E. exterminators out there. Visit http://pestcemetery.com/class-act-pest-control-industry/ for details!

Billy’s Company Vexcon, is one of the few companies in Louisiana that will tackle all sorts of pest problems, many companies of which say no way.  And Vexcon can be considered a green company; Billy prefers organic, non-chemical procedures to help eliminate pest and animal problems. From his homemade garlic sprays to repel snakes and an organic mixture to sap the energy right out of a black widow, he just exudes confidence and professionalism. But, according to him he prefers it this way. His unique experience of being poisoned, involved an incident of where he was under the house and a duster machine was accidently turned on, and with some help, he managed to crawl out and started severely vomiting. He said he now knows what it feels like to be poisoned and he tries to save every “warm-blooded” pest he can.  Good trustworthy information here: http://pestcemetery.com/truth-americas-deadly-spiders/

Billy is also a hard working family man, working with his brother, mom and father, running his business the way it should be. So just like a lot of other viewers who find his clothing just fun and outrageous in the Louisiana heat, people keep watching his show, just to see what he tackles next.

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Jerry Schappert is a certified pest control operator with over two and is also an Associate Certified Entomologist. His blog reflects his years of experience and has been well received by homeowners and pest pros alike.