Green Pest Service is a new way of doing pest control.
As a matter of fact, people are not wanting chemicals in their environment.
The environment well-being is every family concern.
We saw what can happen when the environment was destroyed by oil, and man-made disasters.
A lot of the disasters we see are man-made.
Chemicals in the water, in our homes and in the air.
This is one of the reasons the pest control industry has such a bad reputation.
People have changed their beliefs and now moving toward what we call a green spiritual movement that is sweeping the nation as fast as we can adjust.
This is a good movement as we look to protect what little planet we have left.
Well how do you eliminate insects without chemicals? It's not about the chemicals but the overall approach to pest management.
The goal is to lower the impact that pesticides have on our environment and life.
This includes efficient use of vehicles to reduce gas usage, recycling of all containers and other waste products, and the exclusion and good up keep of the buildings we server to prevent pest.
In return, you will have a life with no chemicals and no insects.
Cool huh? Inspection Inspection includes asking questions of the customer and examining the building thoroughly to learn as much as possible about the pest problem.
Extra attention is given to the five pest-activity zones: entry points, water sources, food sources, harbourage points, and customer and employee areas.
Diagnosis Diagnosis includes identification of the pest and identification of any contributing factors (such as poor house keeping or moisture).
It is important to identify the operation's traffic patterns, including the number of people who enter and exit the building everyday.
Prescription Prescription includes what, how,when and where to use the desired control to correct the problem.
Different types of pests require different types of treatments depending on their growth patterns and characteristics.
Application Application of the materials is when the licensed applicator has completed all the above steps.
Non-chemical control options are always used before chemical control options are considered.
Evaluation After all work is done, evaluations are conducted every three months to ensure that all the above steps will work.
This step is absolutely essential to the success of IPM.
This includes accurate reporting of pest sightings and proper documentation for clients and regulatory agencies.
FYI,
As a matter of fact, people are not wanting chemicals in their environment.
The environment well-being is every family concern.
We saw what can happen when the environment was destroyed by oil, and man-made disasters.
A lot of the disasters we see are man-made.
Chemicals in the water, in our homes and in the air.
This is one of the reasons the pest control industry has such a bad reputation.
People have changed their beliefs and now moving toward what we call a green spiritual movement that is sweeping the nation as fast as we can adjust.
This is a good movement as we look to protect what little planet we have left.
Well how do you eliminate insects without chemicals? It's not about the chemicals but the overall approach to pest management.
The goal is to lower the impact that pesticides have on our environment and life.
This includes efficient use of vehicles to reduce gas usage, recycling of all containers and other waste products, and the exclusion and good up keep of the buildings we server to prevent pest.
In return, you will have a life with no chemicals and no insects.
Cool huh? Inspection Inspection includes asking questions of the customer and examining the building thoroughly to learn as much as possible about the pest problem.
Extra attention is given to the five pest-activity zones: entry points, water sources, food sources, harbourage points, and customer and employee areas.
Diagnosis Diagnosis includes identification of the pest and identification of any contributing factors (such as poor house keeping or moisture).
It is important to identify the operation's traffic patterns, including the number of people who enter and exit the building everyday.
Prescription Prescription includes what, how,when and where to use the desired control to correct the problem.
Different types of pests require different types of treatments depending on their growth patterns and characteristics.
Application Application of the materials is when the licensed applicator has completed all the above steps.
Non-chemical control options are always used before chemical control options are considered.
Evaluation After all work is done, evaluations are conducted every three months to ensure that all the above steps will work.
This step is absolutely essential to the success of IPM.
This includes accurate reporting of pest sightings and proper documentation for clients and regulatory agencies.
FYI,
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