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Pests
That Invade
Homes
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Pest problems tend to come with a lot of stress.
You'll feel anxious about your family’s health
if you find evidence of bed bugs in a room.
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If you own a business, you’d be terrified
of what would happen if a customer spots
a rat or a cockroach.
Despite all of the stigma, pest control issues
are common among all property owners.
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At some point, everyone has to deal with
some type of critter or insect using their
property as a home.
The most important thing is knowing how
to get rid of those pesky bugs and rodents
when they come.
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Identify the Type
of Pests On
Your Property
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The difference between a flea and a bed bug
might be hard to see with an untrained eye.
Knowing which type of insect you are dealing
with is critical, since each type might need
a different treatment.
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You’ll also want to make sure that there aren’t
additional problems that you aren’t aware of.
A sudden spider problem could be a sign that
you’ve got a steady food supply of insects that
are attracting them to your property.
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Determine
How Far the
Issue Extends
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It is possible for a mouse to only hang out
in your garage, but it is more likely that
the problem extends to other rooms.
During a professional pest inspection, a technician
will check all of the known insect and animal
hideouts to identify which ones might be lurking
on your property.
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They’ll also let you know where they find the
problems, along with whether or not you need
to prepare for repairing any damage.
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Clean Up Clutter
and Debris
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Having a cockroach or ant invasion doesn’t
mean that you aren’t good at keeping your home
or business building clean.
You can be a stringent housekeeper
and still find nuisances arriving on your property.
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Still, it helps to do a little cleaning up after you
arrange for treatment.
Picking up indoor clutter and outdoor lawn debris
helps the spray to get where it will have the most
impact on pests.
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You’ll also get a head start on preventing future
problems by clearing out potential nesting places.
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Avoid Relying
On DIY
Remedies
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Those sprays and powders you see on store
shelves may proclaim to be powerful, and they
might very well be.
Unfortunately, using them wrong could harm
your pets, family or even yourself.
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Inappropriate use can also cause the insects
or rodents to spread.
Ants often scatter in response to sprays.
If you don’t hit them all, then you could discover
the problem just got bigger.
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Plan for
Long-Term
Pest Control
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The majority of pests prefer to stay out of sight.
By the time you see them, you are likely
already dealing with a serious problem.
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Regular spraying takes the worry out
of your prevention plan.
When our technicians come out on a regular
basis, they’ll look for common problems while
they are on your property.
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They can also advise you of any potential
risks that you need to be aware of during
seasonal changes.
When it comes to pest problems,
we’ve seen it all.
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Our technicians are trained to handle infestations
with a compassionate approach to humans while
launching a strong attack on the specific insects
or animals that they find at your home or business.
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Whether you’ve found a new problem on your
property or discovered one that hasn’t been
resolved, getting a handle on it now means you’ll
stop stressing and get back to living comfortably.
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Custom Weed & Pest Control has been in business
since 1989, serving the greater Phoenix metro area
for both residential and commercial.
We offer an affordable weed and pest control
package, with customized service to meet your
specific needs.
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