Preventive vs. Procrastination

Thursday, August 1, 2019

The professional pest control industry is well-equipped to handle a wide array of issues homeowners, business owners and consumers in general deal with throughout life such as termite, spider, ant, mosquito, bedbug, roach and rodent infestations, to name a few. When you own a home, rent a home, live in an apartment complex or have a business structure, you can be certain that eventually various pests will attempt to take ownership of your space. This is usually never a pleasant time for the individual dealing with the particular pest issue at hand. Pest professionals all across the United States have various methods and systems utilized to give their customers peace of mind in whatever living or work environment they are in.

On a daily basis, my company, Elite Pest Control, helps wade our customers through these not-so-pleasant times so they can feel safe and enjoy their living and work environments. If there is one thing I have noticed throughout the years while serving hundreds upon hundreds of amazing customers, preventive maintenance is the most effective way to keep pest environments controlled.

Many companies have different skill sets and methods to address preventative maintenance. One of the most popular methods for a residential home is quarterly pest control service. Every three months, a professional technician will service the interior and exterior of a structure, applying products that are safe for children and pets but are strategically applied to keep all the targeted pests at bay. Different types of structures require different preventative programs depending on if it is a food establishment facility, residential setting, etc. Educate yourself about preventative pest control maintenance and research a company before you decide to do business with them. We have learned throughout the years it is cost effective to control the pests before they control you. Don’t procrastinate calling a company like mine to prevent pests from becoming an issue.

Aaron Eades is the owner of Elite Pest Control.