Step 1: Identify Your Pest
Flies
House Flies
Drain Flies
Cluster Flies
Fruit Flies
Boxelder Bug
Fleas
Spiders
Centipede
Caterpillars
Earwigs
Chinchbugs
Ticks
Bird Mites
Pill Bugs
Carpet Beetle
Ladybugs
Cloth Moth
Pantry Moth
Step 2: Treatment and Prevention
Identifying pests and beneficial organisms correctly is key to an Integrated Pest Management (IPM) program as it helps our exterminators choose the most economical, effective and safe pest management method available and increases the chance of making the correct pest management decision. This is done by examining the organisms, the damage they caused, or other signs of infestation such as droppings, tracks and secretions.
Once the pest is correctly identified and all entry-points, areas of activity and pathway to food are discovered, a customized treatment plan is created. This is dependent on a variety of factors such as the pest’s reproduction cycle, habitat and given location. The exterminator is to determine the best plan of action and begin the treatment applications.
Once the treatment applications are completed, it is essential to monitor new activity (i.e. fresh droppings or signs of new pests). Entry and exit points are to be monitored as well as locations where bait stations have been placed. The pest strategy is evaluated and optimized for long-term effectiveness.
Safety and exposure minimized through IPM
- Application Reports After Every Treatment
Minimize harm to baseboards, walls, exterior of homes
Ensure safety of people, pets and environment
Treatments In Action
