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Commercial Protection
Suburban Pest Control specializes in commercial service. We realize the concerns of treating areas with large populations. In areas such as these there is a certain procedure which we follow to maintain a pest free environment with limited applications. In high population areas we rely on monitoring, mechanical control, altering the environment, exclusion, and application when absolutely necessary. The following is the protocol we have devised in order to meet the needs of large facilities and commercial areas.
Integrated Pest Management
Integrated Pest Management is a system of pest control with a targeted approach,
putting the right pest control tool to work for each specific situation. The goal of
I.P.M. is to manage pests in a way that benefits the environment, promotes human
health and safety while being cost effective. Integrated Pest Management improves
the efficiency of pest control programs while reducing chemical applications
The following are three steps in Integrated Pest Management.
1 Monitoring and Identification of Pests
I.P.M. begins by identifying pests and monitoring the degree of infestation.
Accurate pest identification is crucial, since pest behavior, harborage areas and
food sources vary greatly. Proper identification and monitoring enables us to
select the most efficient method of control available.
2 Determination of Plan of Action
The plan of action is determined by numerous factors such as: type of facility,
occupant sensitivity and location of infestation. Conducive conditions also play a
large part in devising a plan of action. Sanitation, maintenance procedures and
pest entry levels are key factors in devising a sensible control program.
3 Preventive and Curative Action
Correct pest identification and awareness of the present conditions, provides our
pest management team with the data needed to take the necessary action. I.P.M.
stresses the use of several control methods allowing us to create and utilize a
comprehensive control program.
A successful I.P.M. program utilizes several of the following methods.
- Structural Repair
- Proper Maintenance
- Biological Control
- Environmental Control
- Sanitation
- Precise application and judicious use of Pesticides
Call us today for a free inspection and estimate so we can tailor our I.P.M. program to meet the needs of your commercial property.
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