EcoTech Pest Control Services

Yes. Improving technology allows pest control professionals to eliminate pest problems in the areas they treat without doing harm to the surrounding ecosystem. Ask your pest control provider about the environmentally-friendly services they have available.

Yes. The average homeowner will not be able to effectively find and exclude all traces of the rodent infestation in the same way that a trained and licensed professional will. For the protection of your home as well as the potential for future rodent invaders, professional rodent exclusion is always recommended.

If you’ve been researching for a pest control company for your home or business, you may have seen the term “Integrated Pest Management” used on a number of websites. Integrated Pest Management (IPM) is an approach to professional pest control that focuses on using specific practices to control pests without leaving a negative impact on humans or the environment. IPM emphasizes controlling rather than completely eradicating pest populations to ensure a stable ecosystem, focusing on preventing problems from happening in the future, carefully monitoring results, and establishing controls within the environment to ensure everything remains safe.

Yes. Bed bugs are notoriously difficult to eliminate. They’re also year-round pests, so they’ll never go out of season and won’t go inactive - the problem will only get worse the longer the infestation is allowed to spread. A professional pest control technician will have the knowledge and tools necessary to find the source of the bed bug infestation and eliminate it completely.

Yes, but not with DIY methods alone. Termites are a year-round threat across most of America, responsible for billions in damage each year. Tools like the Sentricon System are specifically built to prevent termite damage, but they need to be properly installed by a licensed and certified technician to be most effective.

Whether you need to be present as a homeowner depends on the service you’re receiving. For general pest control and termite control, the homeowner generally does not have to be home. For specialty services like rodent removal, the homeowner will generally be needed to allow the technician inside to treat the problem.

Yes. If you’re a homeowner, professional pest control is a necessity, both for preventing pest problems and removing active infestations. If you’re already suffering a pest infestation, it may be too late to deal with the problem on your own using DIY methods. A professional service can target the specific pest pressures you’re facing using tools and equipment not available to the average home or business owner. A licensed and certified pest control professional can also approach the problem with a wealth of knowledge about what pests you’re facing, where they’re commonly found, and signs of activity you might not be aware of - helping you get a better, more effective treatment and taking steps to stop the problem from reappearing. Professional pest control is an excellent investment to ensure the long-term comfort of your home.