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Pest Prevention

The best way to prevent a pest issue from starting is to eliminate as many harboring conditions as possible including excessive moisture, food sources, clutter, keep property well maintained and issues that may attract pests. 

Gutters & Drainage

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Keeping gutters cleaned out, having down spouts drain water away from the structure and reducing collecting water is critical in pest prevention.  Water trapped in a gutter not draining properly will provide breeding sites for mosquitoes and other insects plus provide a drinking water source for wildlife animals. 
Remember that any type of standing water in buckets, flower pots, wheelbarrows, puddles in the yard will harbor mosquitoes and gnats that bite causing extreme health issues to your family including pets.

Grass, Leaves & Overgrowth

Keep grass no taller than 4 inches including using a weed eater to cut grass to prevent mice, rats, snakes and wildlife animals from harboring or being attracted to your property.
Even piled up grass after a yard got out of control or excessive leaves on the ground will create issues so rake the piled up grass and dispose of it.

Keep all shrubs and tree limbs cut at least 3 feet from touching a structure and maintain control of overgrown vegetation as insects and wildlife animals will use these items next to a structure as a bridge to access inside causing issues.

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Excessive Clutter

Going on 20 years in the pest control business, we have seen it all.  Excessive Clutter on the interior and exterior of a structure will create a wide range of health issues, fire dangers and wildlife animals moving in.

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Remove The Clutter

We do not offer services to properties that are improperly maintained.

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