Commercial Building Property and Pest Control

ProGuard Commercial Pest Control understands the needs of Commercial Building Property Managers.

Our satisfied commercial building clients include a who’s who of area businesses for whom we have implemented specific integrated pest management - IPM and pest prevention programs. ProGuard has formed long lasting partnerships with commercial, industrial and residential property owners and managers throughout our region. Our services target immediate pest control concerns and provide direction in the long-term prevention of pest infestations. Consumers depend on property management firms to provide a pest-free environment. But in every environment, pest control can be hindered by many factors. These are often related to the commercial building structure.

Specialty areas located throughout a facility can increase the variety and number of pests. A commercial building with inaccessible areas that are hard to clean, particularly those with false ceilings and floors, provides secure hiding places that give infestations a chance to grow unobserved.

ProGuard uses a personalized Integrated Pest Management (IPM) plan that meets your specific needs.

Assessment

A wide-ranging assessment is conducted at each commercial facility. Additional attention is given to entry points, such as door sills, all water sources, all food sources, harborage points and customer and employee common areas.

Commercial Building Design Study

We begin with the comprehensive assessment; all current and probable trouble areas are identified; we identify the commercial building traffic patterns as well as the number of people who enter and exit the structure everyday.

Pest ID

Different types of pests require different types of treatments depending on the way they respond in a given situation. We communicate with employees in the commercial building to get accurate information on pest sightings and evidence in order to prevent infestations and control existing pest problems.

Personalized Pest Control Programs for a Commercial Building

Each commercial building property we are asked to service is unique in some respect. One-size fits all programs are not effective in every situation. The locations, weather, the age of a commercial building and a number of other factors are important in determining a personalized program. A wide-ranging inspection and breakdown of the facility, including talking with key employees, help ProGuard Commercial Pest Control develop an effective pest control program tailored to your requirements.

Sanitation

Sanitation should be the focus of every IPM - Integrated Pest Management program. Sanitation schedules have a direct impact on what will make you successful in overcoming pest buildup both inside and outside your commercial building. ProGuard Commercial Pest Control uses service record notebooks, sighting logs, application records and sanitation reports as part of our program. These also help prevent potential health, legal and financial problems associated with pest infestation. You can also view these reports on-line at your convenience.

IPM - Integrated Pest Management program Strategies

Exclusion methods and other non-chemical options should always be used before other general control options are considered. Constant monitoring and maintenance options are absolutely critical to the success of IPM. This includes accurate reporting of insect sightings and having proper records for customers and regulatory officials.

Call us today for a free evaluation of your commercial building and facilities. While you are doing that don’t forget to ask us for references of other commercial pest control customers.

We serve all of the following types of commercial building facilities in Charleston West Virginia Lexington-Fayette, Louisville, Frankfort in Kentucky, Detroit, Ann Arbor, Lansing in Michigan, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Harrisburg in Pensylvania, Indianapolis, Fort Wayne, Evansville in Indiana, Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati, Dayton in Ohio. Contact us for a free evaluation.

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