As flowers begin to bloom, pests become more active, looking for a reliable food source and a safe habitat. For property owners, this quickly creates a nuisance and a risk of infestation. Throughout spring, the most common pests that infest homes and businesses are; ants, spiders,cockroaches, earwigs, bed bugs, millipedes, fleas, flies, mosquitoes, mice and rats.
We recommend property owners keep an eye out for; droppings, sawdust trails, tunnel markings, chewed materials or food packages, nests, and small grease stains along interior and exterior walls in the spring and throughout the remainder of the year. Pests can enter from ground level or as high as the roof, which makes identifying these infestations difficult to the untrained eye.
Spring is the best time to enroll in a year round pest control plan that ensures all pests are handled from the roof to the foundation of a property. Customers have the choice between a one time service, or continual visits throughout the year. Each visit targets seasonal pest problems, and ensures all preventative measures are in place.
During spring, Skedaddle Pest Technicians concentrate on material application that reduces insect reproduction. The treatment focuses on the exterior of the structure where insects may seek out entry points into the living space and harbourage areas where insects live and breed. Once all the pests are gone, our technicians take the time to clean the mess and disinfect the area. We will also walk you through our process as well as recommendations for any vulnerable areas, damage, or repairs that should be looked after in order to keep your property and everyone inside safe from future invasions.
Using eco-friendly products and technology that has proven effective, each removal is noninvasive to your property. The longer pests are allowed to remain on a property, the more damage will be done, and the larger their populations will continue to grow as spring melts into summer. Skedaddle Pest Control can help protect your property against long term pest damage.