That number represents the dollar amount in damage - annually - termites cause to homes in the United States. If that number staggers you, good. Then you understand how important it is to eliminate termites at the first sign of an infestation. Termites date back almost 120 million years, and they serve a vital purpose in the wild. Without them, dead trees and other foliage would sit around taking up valuable space. In fact, if it weren't for termites, there'd be little room to build houses, apartment buildings, or any other structures so vital to supporting human life.
As a small business ourselves, we understand how busy a manager's life can be. When you are managing a property with multiple business tenants, we know your to-do list grows longer every time your phone rings. Wouldn't it be great if there was someone to help you shorten your list instead of lengthening it? Green Earth Pest Control can do just that by taking care of your pest management challenges so you can do what you do best - serving your tenants and keeping them happy. We will tailor our services to schedules that make sense for the businesses you serve.
As nature lovers, we at Green Earth Pest Control love all animals and insects. We believe they have a right to live wherever they want - as long as they stay outside your home. Once rodents, insects or other wildlife cross your threshold, they cease being mere animals. They become pests. If you have mice, rats, cockroaches, or termites in your home, they're more than just an inconvenience. Mice can carry the hantavirus or salmonella. Rats, as we know, can carry bubonic plague, but did you know they also carry leptospirosis, which can cause liver and kidney failure?
When most of us were children, it was something cute for parents to say before we went to bed, and it was usually accompanied with some light pinching to imitate what bed bug bites felt like. Did you ever, in a million years, think bed bugs were a real thing? We sure didn't. Unfortunately, they are. Bed bugs are also notoriously challenging to eliminate in apartments, office buildings, buses, movie theaters - in effect, any place humans gather. That's why you should NEVER try to handle bed bugs on your own.
As a residential property manager, we know you have a million and one items on your to-do list. You have rents to collect, units to lease, and routine maintenance to perform. We want to help you reduce your list by one - so let Green Earth Pest Control take care of your pest management needs. Our services are tailored to your busy schedule. We can either deal with you or, if you choose, we can deal directly with the tenants and superintendents. Our hands-on approach to customer service allows you to focus on what you do best - running your property management firm profitably and efficiently.
When you were a child, did you ever sit on your front porch steps and watch ants running around? It may have seemed chaotic to you, but ants are one of the most organized insects in the world. Ever drop an M&M or a piece of an apple and see them work together to march away with their pieces? They are a cooperative community and an efficient one to boot. Ants live in underground colonies; all huddled together having a grand old party (ants are social insects, after all). Don't think it's all fun and games - like feudal Europe; ant populations are made up of workers and queens.
In real life, however, rodents like rats and mice (and occasionally squirrels) aren't so cute. Mice can spread hantavirus or salmonella. Rats often spread leptospirosis, which can cause liver and kidney failure. Beyond the physical health issues, however, rodents can put your building in danger. Rodents are by nature, gnawers. They only have one pair of teeth for their entire lives, and they are open-rooted, meaning they never stop growing. To keep their teeth in check, rodents in the wild will whittle their teeth down by chewing on hard objects or bruxing (grinding their teeth).
Josh Alpert is an industry veteran of 21years. After 9 years of practicing traditional pest control, Josh founded Green Earth in 2008, committing to providing his customers with hassle-free pest control services and extraordinary customer service. Josh built a successful business in the hyper-competitive New York City market on the excellence of his customers' experiences. Under his leadership, Green Earth brought its one-stop, multifaceted pest control approach to Los Angeles. Josh knows the company's customer-service excellence will make it stand out there as it did in New York.
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