Commercial Pest Control
Sustainable Pest Control for Commercial & Multi-Residential Properties
For property owners, property managers, and everyone in between, pest control is often the biggest headache, as services are costly, often recurring and usually fail to deliver a permanent result.
We have been developing and implementing sustainable, poison-free pest control programs for commercial and multi-residential properties for years and have built a great reputation around this service.
Due to the BC ban on second-gen rodenticides, many commercial and residential properties need to rethink their programs. Now is a great time to have one of our specialists our to assess your property.
Start with a Pest Impact Strategy Audit
Maybe you want to take a step back and look at the big picture before you pull the trigger on a new program or provider. Or maybe you have a pest-related problem you are having trouble solving. If this sounds like you, starting with a PISA could be the best starting point.
For the cost of an average callout, a PISA will empower you to make cost-effective, sustainable pest management decisions.
Gone are the days of ineffective, unsustainable poison programs.
Make better, informed property and pest management decisions armed with your PISA.
You don’t need to stick with a program that isn’t working for you.
If you are paying monthly for pest control and not seeing results, it is likely because your money is not being used to target the root causes. The PISA will show you what pests are on-site, why they are sticking around, and how they are getting into your structures.
Armed with this information, you can prove inefficacy and demand better service from your provider, or you will likely have little trouble walking away from your contract.
Know your pest control program before getting quotes.
Provide your PISA to any companies quoting on your property to ensure you wind up with a service tailored to your needs. The pest control industry is notorious for untargeted, broad programs that revolve around recurring poison applications. Ensure you get the bang for your buck.
Who is responsible for the pests?
This is a common dispute between landlords and tenants, property managers, and even neighboring properties. These arguments can be ongoing and often end up costing more in the long run, as the pest problems are usually left unchecked until a party takes responsibility.
Your PISA will determine the root cause of your pest problem as well as layout the steps forward for a permanent result. With this knowledge, the responsibility becomes clear.
Prioritize results and ethics on your property.
Of course, simply wanting to pursue a more sustainable relationship with your property and environment is reason enough!
Your PISA will provide you with everything you need to understand your property and its needs, and effectively develop and implement a sustainable pest management program.
Offering a Full Suite of Award-Winning Wildlife and Pest Management Services.
What Does It Include?
A full assessment of the property to identify the species on-site, available resources, structural risks, and human behavior contributing to pest conflicts.
A report of the property’s position within its environment, including regulatory and social factors that impact pest control and wildlife management options.
An in-depth structural assessment that identifies active and potential pest entry points, as well as details the correct options for a permanent repair.
As part of the audit process, we collect and investigate anecdotal information from willing parties that may be impacted by any current pest or wildlife conflicts.
A sustainable and effective pest management program that will focus your money and attention on the root causes of your problems and the ongoing improvement of your property.
Frequently Asked Questions
Mice are very small, usually just bigger than your thumb and their droppings are the size of a grain of rice.
Rats are usually much bigger than mice and their droppings range from the size of a tic-tac to a jelly bean and beyond.
It doesn’t work, really it’s that simple.
Find info on why it is such a problem outside of rat control here.
Nope. You have likely purchased your stations and their contracts typically don’t hold water. Simply call them and state you won’t tolerate poison on your property and if they can’t provide an equal trapping alternative, you don’t want their services. Usually, they pull you from the route and leave the equipment for us to deal with.
This works most of the time. We’re here to help at any point.
They don't magically appear. Are you really going to let someone sell you a poison contract?
