Preventative General Pest Control

General Pest Control

Preventive pest control is the essential foundation for maintaining a pest-free environment in your home. By implementing regular treatments, you can effectively prevent a variety of common pests, including ants, earwigs, spiders, silverfish, crickets, centipedes, millipedes, sow bugs, and pill bugs, among others. Our service includes quarterly treatments to ensure ongoing protection against these unwanted invaders. Additionally, as a valued customer, you will enjoy exclusive discounts on any pest control services not included in your regular plan. This comprehensive approach not only safeguards your home but also provides peace of mind, allowing you to enjoy your space without the worry of pest infestations. Choose our preventive pest control service and take the first step towards a healthier, pest-free living environment.

General Pest Control Tips

• Eliminate food sources: Store food in airtight containers and ensure that trash is disposed of regularly. Clean food containers thoroughly before discarding them.

• Eliminate water sources: Repair any leaking plumbing and prevent water accumulation in trays beneath appliances.

• Eliminate shelter sources: Minimize clutter and eliminate areas where pests may find refuge.

• Seal entry points: Apply caulk to cracks and crevices, and use steel wool to block gaps around pipes. Install screens on windows and ensure that exterior doors remain closed.

• Inspect for pests: Examine packages and boxes for pests prior to bringing them indoors. Conduct a thorough inspection of your home for any cracks or holes, particularly around the foundation, roof, and utility lines.

• Utilize pesticides responsibly: Carefully read the entire product label before purchasing, mixing, applying, storing, or disposing of any pesticide.

• Employ biological controls: Explore the use of biological controls such as horticultural oils, insect growth regulators, and botanical solutions.

• Prepare for treatment: In preparation for pest control treatment, cover food items, relocate plants, and arrange for alternative sleeping accommodations.