Our company is managed by a Biology graduate, with a wide work experience in the pest control sector. We have extensive training, as well all licenses and certificates necessary for the development  of our business.

How we work

In Integrated Pest Management (IPM) we learn about the pest and select the best control methods to manage pests with the least effect to people, pets and the environment. By anticipating and preventing pest activity and combining several pest control methods, we can achieve long-term results.

The sequence of integrated pest management (IPM) follows a pattern: inspection, habitat alteration, pesticide application and follow-up.

 -Inspection: Pests do not infest uniformly; they focus on specific areas. These sites must be located. Training and experience in conducting inspections are important for successful location of infested areas.

 -Habitat alteration: Since infested areas provide harborage for pests (one of the elements along with food and water needed by pest to thrive), changing or eliminating some of these favorable elements will make survival less successful. Such changes commonly include increased sanitation, moisture reduction and the elimination of clutter.

 -Pesticide application: While successful habitat alteration can reduce or eliminate populations, it will often be less than complete and pesticide application may be necessary. The key to pest control is the successful combination of these methods.

 -Follow-up: Follow-up practices, such as detailed recordkeeping and supervisor oversight can make the difference between the success or failure of moderate to complicated pest control problems.

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