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Wondering if our services are safe? The BBB explicitly does not allow us to state that they are, because any pesticide can be toxic if it gets in the wrong hands. Even if a pest-control product is all-natural, people and pets can still have an allergic reaction to it. Because many pest control companies are only in it for themselves, they’ll tell you what you want to hear. They might claim that their pest control is truly safe. But you should know that they can’t stand behind that claim entirely.
The truth is, all of our products are most likely safe and non-toxic for the majority of homeowners and pets. However, we always ask that you take certain precautions before we arrive. For example, we ask that you please let us know about any ant farms on your property. We also request that you make a plan to keep children and pets out of the treatment area for at least a few hours. While it may feel slightly inconvenient, our focus is to provide quality service with as little risk as possible.
Here are a few examples of how we minimize exposure and limit toxicity:
- We use low-toxicity mineral dusts. Special tools inject the dust into into cracks and crevices, which keeps it out of reach from your family.
- We use ant and roach bait — very little bait is needed to be effective. Since such small amounts are used, the amount of actual pesticide is minuscule. Similar to our mineral dusts, ant and roach bait is applied in cracks and crevices. Alternatively, they can also be secured inside protected stations.
- While we do offer natural pest control, we’ve found that most of our customers aren’t interested in the ongoing service needed to make the natural products effective. Instead, we focus on specially-formulated products require less maintenance, but are still safe. For example, many of our products, such as our spider and bed bug sprays, don’t get absorbed by the skin as easily. They also last an exceptionally long time, so you don’t have to keep spraying!
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How can something so small create such havoc? Ants are one of the most persistent pests out there. In fact, many people (like me!) spend years trying to figure out how to get rid of them, only to have them return each year. While getting rid of ants doesn’t have to be difficult, many people go about it all the wrong ways and end up sabotaging their efforts. For example, many people use ant spray in conjunction with bait. But what people don’t know is that most ant sprays actually contaminate the bait and make it ineffective! Our ant control service gets right to the heart of the colony to wipe these pests out once and for all.
Cockroaches can be extremely difficult to get rid of because they’ve evolved to survive on just about any food source they can find. However, there are a few things you can do to start to take control. First, eliminate their water source and their shelter. Start by checking for any leaks. Once you’ve gotten rid of water sources, seal off any nooks and crannies in your home. Click the link below to find out the next step.
If you have a spider problem, chances are high that you have another pest control problem in addition to your eight-legged friends. That’s because spiders rely on other insects for food, and they’ll set up camp wherever they can find a steady source. In order to get to the root of your spider problem, you’ll need to find out what they’re eating. While you can get rid of your spider problem temporarily, you won’t get rid of the problem completely until you get rid of their food. Click the link below to learn how to investigate what spiders in or around your home are eating.
Small fly problems are complex inside of homes and restaurants. Setting off bug bombs knock down adults, yet have no effect on developing life stages. For this reason, it is important to call in our fly exterminators. It takes a bit of detective work to find the source. In many cases, drains need to be treated. In other cases, there are underlying rodent infestations. Keep in mind that finding their food is essential to gain control.
You may have heard pantry moths called Indian meal moths. Indian meal is another word for corn meal. Correspondingly, these moths infest grain. There are so many potential food sources inside homes for them. What our exterminators can do for you, is find what you are missing. Read up by clicking the button below. Then let us know your story.
It is so sad to see what people go through to get rid of fleas. You find yourself treating your pets continuously. Look at it this way; why spray the 10 ants in your kitchen, when there are 10,000 under your driveway. The same goes for fleas. In most cases there is a infested animal around that is not your pet. Therefore get our flea exterminators out to solve the mystery!
