Common Pests
This pest is known for building mud tubes to travel and protect themselves from dry air.
What is Termites
This masked animal is commonly found in attics and is known for tipping over trash cans.
What are Raccoons
Gnaw marks on wires and wood are common evidence of this type of pest.
What are Rodents
This type of PPE protects technicians from inhaling contaminated insulation particles.
What is a Respirator
This insect can carry over 30 different types of bacteria
What are Cockroaches
This stinging insect can sometimes build nests in wall voids and attics and is more aggressive in late summer, though mostly, their nests will be found in-ground.
What is Yellow Jackets
This flying mammal is protected in many states and often roosts in attics and barns.
What are Bats
A strong ammonia-like smell in an attic could indicate the presence of this animal
What are Bats
This federal agency regulates pesticide labeling and usage in the United States.
What is EPA
This rodent can reproduce so quickly that a pair can lead to dozens within months
What are Mice
This pest leaves behind tiny black droppings that look like pepper or coffee grounds.
What is Cockroaches
This burrowing animal can cause structural damage by digging under foundations and sheds.
What are Groundhogs
Hollow-sounding wood and blistering paint can indicate damage from this pest.
What are Termites
This document must be available on-site for every chemical used.
What is SDS (Safety Data Sheet)
This animal has front teeth that never stop growing
What are Squirrels
This insect feeds on blood and is commonly found in mattresses and box springs
What are Bed Bugs
This animal commonly enters crawlspaces and emits a strong odor when threatened
What are Skunks
Grease marks along baseboards and walls are a sign of this pest traveling the same path repeatedly.
What are Rats
Exclusion work focuses on sealing these to prevent pests.
What is Entry Points
This insect colony can contain hundreds of thousands of individuals.
What are Termites
This pest can squeeze through openings as small as a dime and contaminates food with droppings and urine.
What are Mice
This reptile may enter homes in warmer climates seeking food or shelter and can be venomous.
What are Snakes
Scratching noises in walls at night often point to this nocturnal animal.
What are Raccoons
In many states, you must have this to apply restricted-use pesticides legally.
What is a pesticide applicator license
This nocturnal animal can fit through a hole the size of a golf ball.
What are Rats