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Advanced Integrated Pest Management

Repair and Maintenance ยท Paradise, Nevada

2 public records, official registers

Confirmed in 2 public records

On file

License status
Active with the city. One more license is on file behind Login. G73-03887
Renewal date on file
June 1, 2026. This date has passed, and the grace period the register published ended June 16, 2026. G73-03887
On the record since
June 30, 2025, the issue date of its license. G73-03887
Location
Paradise: one record in ZIP 89118. G73-03887
Hiring
Now hiring, seen September 27, 2026 Now hiring
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What it says it does

Advanced Integrated Pest Management, also known as Advanced IPM, provides pest control services for homes and businesses. The business, part of the facilities services industry, serves California and Nevada with locations including Ventura, Santa Rosa, San Jose, and San Diego. Founded in 1981 and headquartered in Roseville, California, it now has between 201 and 500 employees and operates every day of the week.

From its website, checked September 19, 2026

History

  1. Licensed to operate

Licenses on file

Repair and Maintenance Active G73-03887
License number G73-03887, issued June 30, 2025, renewal date of June 1, 2026 has passed, Paradise, 89118
Why we know this
Source: The city's business license register.
Effective Jun 30, 2025, Checked Aug 2, 2026
The renewal date and its June 16, 2026 grace deadline are published by the city on this record.
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