A pest control company has been acquired by a national group.
Birmingham-based Midland Pest Control has joined Surrey outfit Nurture Group which operates a range of green services.
Based in the city's Jewellery Quarter, Midlands Pest Control was founded in 2000 by husband and wife team Stephen and Ruth Hurley and specialises in pest control identification, treatment and prevention for both commercial and domestic.
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Its clients work in fields such as facilities management, property management, hospitality, healthcare and manufacturing.
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Nurture Group was founded in 2008 and operates three companies specialising in landscape gardening and maintenance, landscape construction and pest management.
It has offices across the 海角视频 but this deal represents its first presence in the West Midlands. The undisclosed takeover of Midland Pest Control is the group's 45th acquisition since being founded.
Mr Hurley said: "We have long admired Nurture's outstanding reputation for operational excellence in pest control and more broadly in green services so to be part of this group is an exciting move for us."
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Chris Evans, chief operating officer for Nurture's pest control services arm, added: "By welcoming Midland Pest Control into our family, we aim to strengthen our regional reach and enhance our reputation as a leading force in the industry.
"This collaboration not only reinforces our expertise but also allows us to offer a diverse range of pest control solutions to our clients in Birmingham, Wolverhampton, and the Midlands region."