At Brown Pest Control, we understand that pest problems present difficult conundrums for any homeowner. That’s why we’ve taken the time to compile some of the most pertinent pest control questions that you may have. We picked our pest control experts’ brains and got some pretty interesting answers – let’s have a look!
- How Are Pests Entering My Home? Pests are notorious for sneaking into our homes through the tiniest cracks and crevices. Some common entry points include small gaps along the foundation, uncapped chimneys, torn window screens, cracks under doors, and even through plumbing.
- How Long Does Pest Control Take? Treatment times usually vary, from as little as half an hour for yellow jacket control to as much as a few hours for termite control. Other pest control initiatives, like flea control, may require more than one treatment over many days to eliminate the infestation. We customize each plan according to the problem at hand. This ensures we safely and effectively rid your home of pests as quickly as possible.
- Why Are Some Pests Difficult to Control? Fleas, ticks, mice, and roaches are masters of survival and multiply rapidly. Therefore, their resilient life cycles require strategic treatments to disrupt breeding and cut off food sources. Regardless, our pest control experts are highly trained in the biology of hard-to-kill pests.
- Can I Do It Myself? Pests are resilient, so DIY solutions may often fall short of achieving total control. Our professional-grade products and expert training give us the tools and knowledge to eliminate pests successfully and prevent future infestations.
- Is It Safe for My Family? Yes, your family’s health is our top concern. We only use EPA-approved products, applied using family- and pet-safe methods. Our technicians are professionally trained in safe product handling and disposal.
You can rest assured our pest control pros are here to help you solve your pest issues conclusively. If you have any other pressing questions, reach out to us, and we’ll be happy to answer them.
