RODENT MANAGEMENT AND EXCLUSION PROGRAM

The goal of a successful Rodent Management Program is to use the appropriate course of action to achieve control with the least amount of resources. In order to implement an effective control program, pest management professionals must properly identify rodent infestations and appropriate elimination measures.

  • As part of our overall Rodent Management Program at Batzner Pest Management, we utilize advanced pest control techniques to help us determine the best course of action to manage the situation.
  • We may determine that bait placement is the most cost-effective method to manage the rodent population. Correct bait placement is key in an effective integrated pest management program. Proper placement insures rapid rodent control.
  • Monitoring, baiting or trapping rodents are essential parts of a successful Rodent Management Program. We provide research-based pest management equipment to complement the pest management control products that best meet your needs.

Our Rodent Management Program includes:

  • Client Interview
  • Perform thorough inspection
    • Look for signs of infestation
    • Inspect for openings/entry points
  • Identify type of pest
  • Determine method of treatment
  • Perform treatment
    • Seal minor openings
    • Place out appropriate equipment and materials
  • Communicate actions taken
    • Make sanitation and property repair recommendations

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Fruit Fly Imposters Ted Snyder July 21, 2010

Are you struggling with fruit flies in your home or business, but you’ve found the advice I gave in a previous blog entry just doesn’t seem to help?  If so, there’s a good chance you may be dealing with a fruit fly imposter.  Let’s take a look at each of these fakes.

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