Young insects are maturing and all pests are building up their reserves for the winter and actively seeking harborage. Because they are slowing down, insects are more vulnerable to predation. your home is a desirable insect retreat. To repel them, the technician establishes a barrier around the home by applying materials in pathways that insects will use to access the structure and caulking small insect entry points such as those found around window frames and utility entry points.
- Remove spider webs
- Apply dust treatment to exterior entry points including utility boxes and attic access points
- Treat exterior hot spots, potential harborage sites and food sou rces
- Caulk cracks and crevices where insects may gain entry in winter
- Spread granules in thick grass, mulch, rock beds, decorative bark and similar areas
- Place rodent monitoring stations
(as needed)
