Many people think that worrying about pests is something that is best reserved for homeowners. However, the fact is that business owners need to worry every bit about pests as homeowners do. Business owners do not just need to worry about getting rid of pests from their property but at the same time they need to undertake measures to ensure that pests are kept at bay. This is why commercial pest control depending on the size, nature and location of the business can often be difficult and require the expertise of an expert with experience. That said if you want to gradually reduce the number of bothersome critters that invade your business causing all sorts of damage then the below commercial pest management tips should help.
Make sure your Drainage is proper
If you want to reduce the number of insects that are invading your business the key is to make sure that your drainage is in good shape. There are an array of pests both rodents and insects which are attracted to often dirty or stagnant water sources. They do not just use this water for survival but also, where there is dirty water there is also food for them. Interestingly even termites are attracted to these water sources which over a period of time will create a problem within the building. So, in order to reduce the number of pests around and in your building all leaks, over flows and spatter should be fixed.
Patch up all cracks
One of the keys to long term commercial pest control after a thorough cleanup is to make sure that all hiding places for these pests have been sealed. Like homes pests enter a business via small gaps and cracks in the wall / floor. So, if you really want to take commercial pest management seriously it is important to seal up everything. If your business is small you can do it yourself. If it’s a bigger job then hire a professional to do it for you since they can do the job correctly.
Keep your Break area clean
You never want to have a break room in your business which is crawling with all types of bugs. Regardless of the size of your employee’s break area, it is very important to keep it clean. Usually, the area should be maintained by hardworking and sincere maintenance persons. But employees also need to do their part. For instance, employees need to clean up after they have had lunch or breakfast or a snack or after the have spilt their drink. Plus storing food is airtight containers is another way to keep all types of insects at bay.
Dispose your Garbage in a timely Fashion
Mainly depending on the type of business that you manage or own you can end up with a bit of garbage on a daily basis or at the end of a business day. This trash if left unattended in your office will begin to let off a stench which quite frankly works as a beacon for an array of nearby pests. If your garbage is not disposed of daily you will encounter maggots, rodents, ants and a host of other pests. This if left unattended can later explode into a full-fledged infestation.
Hiring a Professional pest control business
When it comes to professional pest control professionals businesses like Australia based Chambers Pest Solutions can help to get rid of a great majority of them from large buildings. These businesses in addition also perform routine pest control can also eliminate infestation and provide inspection services. That said smaller businesses should also consider investing in hiring an expert with experience since an expert is able to evaluate almost all your pest control needs and then provide you with a full rundown of all the problem areas. If you have any big issues all you need is a routine visit which can help to put a stop to everything prior to the situation becoming worse. So, businesses can benefit a great deal from having a professional pest control business on their payroll or at least hire them every week for an inspection and some control procedures.
Citations:
- 5 Reasons to Consider Pest Control Services
Mark is one of the leading pest control experts in Australia. He has been offering commercial pest control services for over a decade and has written extensively about control procedures. He is a certified expert and has taught many budding professionals the ropes of the business prior to adding them to his team.