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Kansas City Non-Profits We Love and Support!

    We are very proud to have the following non-profit organizations as clients.  We often offer free, at-cost and majorly discounted services to many Kansas City area non-profits.  As a family owned and operated business since 1950, we feel very tied to our community and the people who live here.  We wanted to spotlight a few of the non-profits we support and why we love them so much! Happy Bottoms Amethyst Place  2735 Troost Ave, #A, Kansas City, MO 64109 “Where families come to heal.” We love supporting organizations that are close to our employees hearts.  Hayley – daughter of President Jay Besheer – is a mentor in the Encompass program of Amethyst Place. About:  Many of the women Amethyst Place serves were introduced to drugs and prostitution by their own mom—some as young as eight, most while still in grade school. Now, those same women are first generation college students, working part time, showing their children the value of work...

Tips on preventing mosquitos and other insects before spring

Spring has officially SPRUNG! Are you worried on pins and needles waiting for bugs and insects to stampede your yard and home?  Let us help calm your nerves!  Below are a few tips and tricks for things you can do at home to lower the pest population before hatching season!   1. Identify and fix standing water areas Wait until the day after the first big spring rain, and then survey all yard space surrounding your home for any of the slightest flooded areas that are haven’t drained.  Standing water spots are breeding zones for mosquitos. So, you’ll want to identify and eliminate those areas before the mosquitos find them and begin breeding.Keep in mind, if you have a lot of vegetation in your back yard, you may have to combat higher populations of mosquitos.  If so, call us to treat underneath the leaves of your vegetation each month during high breeding season. Tip: Apply more soil to patchy areas that are succumb to flooding.  If you have a bird bat...