Professional Pest Control Services | Residential & Commercial Pest Management

Professional Pest Control Services for Residential and Commercial Properties by Pestexcare

Pestex Integrated Services offers proven commercial and residential termite control strategies that help you eliminate termites from your property and protect it from future infestations.

Cockroach Control

Cockroaches are known to spread over 33 kinds of bacteria, 6 kinds of parasitic worms and at least 7 kinds of human pathogens. Their mere presence in your premises could be the root cause of numerous health problems.

Rodent Control

Rodents are one of the most destructive pests in any premises. From chewed wires and shredded fabrics to widespread diseases, rodents can damage your premises in ways you can’t turn a blind eye to.

Mosquito & Fly Reduction

Mosquitoes have four stages to complete their life cycle: egg, larva, pupa, and adult mosquito. They spend most of the duration in water. Mosquito-caused diseases such as malaria,and yellow fever have threatened human civilization.

Termite Treatment

One of the most destructive pests that cause damage to properties is termites. It has been found that the infestation of termites causes damage to more properties as compared to what is caused by fires and windstorms.

Stop the Bugs from Bugging You

Bed bugs are blood-feeding ectoparasites that feed on the blood of warm-blooded animals. Their bites can result several of health impacts including skin rashes, psychological effects, and allergic symptoms.

Disinfection

It is not just Sanitization; it is Eradication of Pathogens Disinfection is a process that aims at eliminating pathogens present on the surface of objects.Disinfection is not a one-time task but a periodic activity.(e.g., medical devices such as endoscopes)

5 way scientific treatment process

1. Inspection

A pest inspection is a thorough examination of your property by a licensed and qualified pest inspector. The inspector will look for signs of current or past pest activity, such as droppings, nests, damage, stains, odors, or sounds. They will also identify any potential entry points, food sources, or conducive conditions for pests, such as cracks, gaps, moisture, clutter, or vegetation. The inspector will provide you with a detailed report of their findings and recommendations.

2. Identification

Whether your pest is a weed, insect, animal, microbe, or other organism, correct identification of your pest makes controlling it easier and often more effective. A mistake in identification can lead to improper control tactics that cost time and money. It may also lead to unnecessary risks to people or the environment.

3. Prevention

Remove sources of food, water and shelter. Store food in sealed plastic or glass containers. Garbage containing food scraps should be placed in tightly covered trash cans. Remove garbage regularly from your home.

4. Treatment

It’s important to give it time for pest control to take effect. Most products need time to dry . Most products have longer residual affect, lasting up to 2-3 months if undisturbed. Therefore avoid mopping along the (edges)wall floor junction of the room where pesticides have been used. It will leave the treatment in place and yield better results.

5. Monitoring

Monitoring (scouting) is a basic component of integrated pest management (IPM) programs. Monitoring is the regular inspection of field crops for pests, including insects, pathogens, nematodes, and weeds. Monitoring includes the following: (1) making accurate identifications of pests and related crop injury present in the field; (2) determining the abundance of the pest populations; (3) recording crop stage and management practices; and (4) carefully recording all field observations. Monitoring provides many advantages. It serves as an early warning system for the presence of pests and diseases. This allows for the implementation of appropriate pest control strategies before pest populations and diseases escalate. Furthermore, regular monitoring allows for the evaluation of pest management control actions, including the use of natural enemies.

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