Bugs become move visible following treatments as they search for untreated areas to move to. This causes them to be more exposed and sometimes die out in the open as the treatment takes effect.

We offer 2 types of interior treatments. 

1) Limited- a limited treatment, is isolated to the area of concern, for specific pests, that may require some preparation on your part, such as clearing out cabinets, pantry, or other areas of concern. These treatments may not require you to leave the home, however it is always recommended.

2) Complete- a complete treatment involves treating all baseboards of the home, as well as any other areas of concern. This sort of application would require leaving the home for 2-3 hours to allow the material to dry before re-entering the home.

Both of these treatments are generally done with a synthetic material, rather than organic, as the organic material is highly aromatic and can be overwhelming when applied inside. If this causes a concern, we can utilize baits, glue boards and other passive forms of treatment, however these methods do take longer to remedy the pests.

• Physical methods of pest control involve trapping and exclusion which do not introduce chemical applications.
• Chemical methods include pesticides and foliage sprays. These are toxic to pests and require a license to properly mix for safe use.
• Preventative methods include actions that remove anything that might attract insects in the first place.

The best way to prevent rodents is to remove unnecessary sources of food, water, and shelter. Exclusion methods that seal entry paths in addition to trapping rodents are also effective in rodent management.