Natural Pest Control
Pest Prevention: How Is It Done?
- Slow/Eliminate Pest Reproduction We implement strategic controls during vulnerable points in pests’ life cycles. In this way, we prevent future generations from making themselves at home in your home.
- Eliminate Potential Pest Access Pests certainly feel at home outside in nature, but they won’t hesitate to set-up camp in your home if they have the chance. If there’s a flaw in your structure, sooner or later a pest will find its way in. We repair and seal structures in order to keep pests out where they belong!
- Eliminate Potential Shelter and Habitat Once pests have entered your environment, they tend to hide. And they are certainly very sneaky! Luckily, we know all the right places to look.
- Remove Availability of Food and Water Of course, all living things require sustenance. Most pests can find food and water in surprisingly unknown spaces. We’ll help you get rid of anything helping them stay alive.
Multiple Management Strategies and Tools
3 Pest Control Methods, Integrated Into One Program:
- Mechanical Control If you can reach out and touch the pest inside your home, it’s usually best to pick it up and remove it. If you have one pest, this is certainly an easy task. Infestations, however, are more challenging. We use vacuums, traps, and steam cleaning to mechanically remove infestations.
- Cultural Control Every living thing requires unique environmental conditions in order to survive. We manipulate these environmental factors to gain control of the pest population.
- Chemical Control Regardless of whether the product you use is organic or synthetic, it is still considered a “chemical” control. While chemical control is certainly useful, we do not rely on it to get rid of pests. Instead, we rely on our extensive knowledge of pests. Chemical control is merely a tool in our arsenal; if it makes sense, we’ll use it.
Systems Approach
Whether you operate a household or a business, you have certain systems in place. When we implement our GreenPro Service, we use these systems to our advantage. Your GreenPro Technician will work with you, as well as other participants in the systems of your home or business, to integrate the service into your existing systems. Customer education, as well as a clear line of communication, are essential to an IPM program’s success.
Cultural and certain mechanical controls can take time, patience, and trial-and-error to implement properly. Often times, these controls are the safest and most effective available. Since some changes happen methodically and over a period of time, some of the responsibility to perform certain duties will inevitably fall on the building occupants. As such, customer participation is mandatory in our GreenPro Program. If establishing a partnership with your very own Pest Management Professional does not sound appealing, please contact us for our “conventional pest control services”.
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