Plant-based pesticides are derived from natural ingredients such as essential oils, plant extracts, and other organic compounds. They are considered to be an eco-friendly and safer alternative to synthetic chemical pesticides. Here are some of the benefits of using plant-based pesticides:
Termite Wood Destroying Organism
Termite and wood-destroying organism control involves implementing measures to prevent, detect, and eliminate infestations of termites and other wood-destroying pests. Termites and wood-destroying organisms can cause significant damage to structures, including homes and buildings, by feeding on wood and other cellulose materials.
Abandoned and Occupied Reset Program
Flea Control
ea control refers to the management and prevention of flea infestations in homes, yards, and pets. Fleas are small, parasitic insects that feed on the blood of animals, including dogs, cats, and sometimes humans. Controlling fleas is important not only to protect the health and comfort of your pets but also to prevent fleas from spreading to humans and causing allergic reactions or transmitting diseases.
Mosquito Control
Mosquito control is the process of managing mosquito populations to reduce their impact on human health and comfort. Mosquitoes are known to transmit a variety of diseases, such as Zika virus, West Nile virus, and malaria, so it's important to take steps to control mosquito populations in and around your home.
Disinfecting
Bee’s and Wasps
Bed Bug Treatment
Rodent Control
Roach Control
General Pest Control
Fleas
During the summertime we experience an increase in calls related to biting and stinging pests. Have you experienced being out for a walk, or enjoying your back yard BBQ and realized something was feasting on your legs and arms? You’re then left scratching at your legs and arms for the next few days! This can be miserable. What is the cause of this misery? Well, in 2020 and 2021, we’ve seen a tremendous increase in mosquito activity. Mosquitoes are definitely to blame for ruining some of our summer nights. We will talk more about mosquitoes later.
Lizards!
As we near the hot summer days and warm summer nights we tend to spend more time outside. If you’re catching up on yard work, barbecuing in the back yard, or spending time in your yard relaxing with family or even friends you may notice this guy roaming around your yard, the Lizard. Many people tend to appreciate this backyard reptile but usually from a distance. When they make their way closer to your home or even inside your house that’s when people tend to FREAK OUT.