The days of when a pest control technician shows up at a    commercial establishment and applies a band of pesticides inside    and outside of your establishment are quickly approaching an end.    Inspection, identification, and monitoring, then providing a solution    is the key to successful pest management. We have created a simple    and successful six step pest management program for controlling    pest problems in your commercial facility.

    Inspection
       A proper inspection is the first step to a successful program. During this        inspection any pest problems will be identified as well as any problems        that may be conducive to pest problems (sanitation, water leaks, entry        points, etc)

    Identification
       The second step is proper identification. There are several different types        of cockroaches, ants, and rodents that may enter your establishment.        Each species has very different preferences when it comes to food and        harborage. Knowing your enemy can be the difference between success        or failure.

    Solution
       Only after a thorough inspection and proper identification, we will design        a program exclusive to your needs. Pesticides can play a key role in a        pest program, but they are not the only answer. Sanitation        recommendations, exclusion, baits, and traps are just as important in a        successful program.

    Monitor Stations
       After the service is completed, monitor stations are strategically placed        around the facility to detect any activity between service visits. In many        cases a problem is detected before it actually becomes a problem.

    Recommendations
       Often times during the inspection there are areas that may need special        attention. This involves a sanitation problem or a structural problem. We        will provide you with a report of any areas that may need special        attention.

    Site Logs
       Communication is the backbone of a successful pest management        program. We leave activity site logs with management. We encourage        you to list any pests and where they are sighted. This will provide us with        a list of areas that may need special attention on the next service visit.        These logs are very important in larger facilities. This helps to keep the        lines of communication open.