Notable Employees
Tony DeJesus began his career at New England Pest Control twenty-nine years ago as a service technician, and subsequently worked his way up to his current position of Service Manager. He is a nationally recognized expert in the field of structural pest management. DeJesus has been a keynote presenter at numerous pest control conferences throughout the United States, and conducts his own training program for the Rhode Island Department of Health and Division of Agriculture. Every Saturday morning at 7am, DeJesus hosts The New England Pest Control Show on News/Talk 630 WPRO, during which he answers listener questions about pest control, although the show occasionally delves into other topics, such as baseball. (DeJesus is a renowned expert on the New York Yankees.)
Clarence Cornell and Darryll – Clarence was the official handler of Darryll, a dog trained to detect termites and other insects. The pair were covered by a wide variety of media outlets, and were noted for their perfect record of pest detection. Upon turning 8, Darryll retired to live as Clarence's pet.
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