Jobe Pest Services LLC covers Fuller Heights, about 50 min (34 mi) from our Wimauma base. Fuller Heights is a suburban CDP southwest of Lakeland at the edge of Bone Valley phosphate country. The open land and former mining ground are prime fire-ant territory, and the suburban homes see roaches and rodents off the surrounding land.
What Fuller Heights homes and businesses face
About 50 minutes from Wimauma.
At the edge of Bone Valley phosphate country, Fuller Heights backs onto open former-mining ground that bakes under the sun — ideal fire-ant territory, with mounds rising across lawns and creeping toward patios and play sets after every wet stretch. The loose, sandy soil lets colonies relocate in a hurry. We treat yards and the perimeter and hold continuous coverage, so the surrounding open land cannot reseed mounds beside the house all season long.
The suburban houses here also draw roaches and rodents off that bordering open ground, especially as cooler weather or cleared land nudges them toward foundations for shelter and moisture. Roaches work in through weep holes, utility lines and garage gaps while rodents try the same spots for a warm harborage. We seal those gaps, coat the outer walls and post monitors indoors, staying on a steady cycle so the phosphate-country edge stops pushing pests into the subdivision.

Pest control services in Fuller Heights
How service works from our Wimauma base
We reach Fuller Heights in about 50 min (34 mi), so scheduling is straightforward and the nearest communities get same-day help when a technician is available. On every visit we inspect, identify the pest, explain the plan and price, and start no service until you approve it — then we record the products used and their re-entry times in writing.
Local, honest and nearby
We are a local, family-run company based in Wimauma with a 5.0★ rating across 19 Google reviews. In Fuller Heights we explain what we find and stand behind the work. For directions to our service area or to see the Google profile, visit our Google listing.

