Cox Termite & Pest Control

Cox Termite & Pest Control of Savannah has been a family-owned and operated business since 1969. Now, in its third generation, President Chris Cowart and Vice President Kim C. Potts continue the legacy, offering unparalleled commercial and residential pest control and termite protection services. With a strong emphasis on courtesy and accommodation, we have earned an excellent reputation in the area for dependable and professional services. Our company is registered, licensed, and insured, with all technicians fully trained and registered with the Georgia Department of Agriculture's Structural Pest Control Division.

Our Services

We provide a range of services, including Monthly and Quarterly pest control services, one-time and 90-day services to control roaches, ants, fleas, rodents, and other general household pests. Our service areas include Savannah, Georgia, and surrounding communities such as Bloomingdale, Garden City, Guyton, Hinesville, Midway, Pooler, Port Wentworth, Richmond Hill, Rincon, Springfield, and Statesboro. We also now serve southern South Carolina, including the Beaufort and Hilton Head areas.

Specialized Treatments

For specific pest control needs, we offer specialized treatments such as bedbug elimination, which requires a combination of vacuuming, washing, and drying of all linens, along with liquid treatment on mattresses and box springs. We also treat for cockroaches, including the American Cockroach, German Cockroaches, and Smoky Brown Cockroaches, as well as ants, including Argentine Ants, Little Black Ants, and Fire Ants. Additionally, we provide treatments for fleas and rodents, including the Norway Rat.

Termite Treatments

At Cox Termite & Pest Control, we perform pre-construction liquid and borate termite treatments and post-construction termite treatments for eastern subterranean termites, powder post beetles, and carpenter ants. We offer FREE inspections for termite treatments. Termites attack any wood or wood product that is in contact with the soil, including buildings, cardboard, and paper. They build mud tubes over other surfaces to get to wood products, causing billions of dollars worth of damage each year.