EMCO Pest Control

We now provide weed and fertilization services, in addition to mole and gopher control. So it is only natural we would be your first choice when you want your lawn to look its absolute best with our 6-step program for lawn care. We take a pre- and post-emergence steps for crabgrass and nut grass prevention as well as broadleaf control. Fertilization beginning in the Spring to promote your lawn's maximum growth and green potential. Autumn pre- and post-emergence against winter weeds are taken so that they don't return next season.

One of the main differences between the Sentricon Termite Colony Elimination System and basic termite control is that a typical termite control uses a chemical barrier between them and the structure. Sentricon goes further, by eliminating the colony, which removes the threat of structural damage. The Sentricon System is always active and destroys the Termite Queen and her colony without disrupting your lawn, landscaping or foundation. Termites prefer the bait used in the always-active Sentricon System, even more than wood, and its active ingredient, noviflumuron, and prevents them from molting.

Heat penetrates into small crevices that cannot be inspected. Lethal temperatures for bedbugs range from 117 degrees Fahrenheit to 122 degrees Fahrenheit. The walls of hot boxes reach a higher temperature than the suggested lethal range in order to permeate belongings placed within, killing all bedbugs in all their stages of life. The closely monitored, even distribution of heat is the only 100-percent effective way to kill all life stages of the insects being treated. Aside from being the most effective and efficient type of insect elimination treatment, heat offers a variety of unique benefits for both the occupants and the pest control operator.

We thoroughly treat the interior of your property using only EPA-approved materials that are safe and effective. We then powder both the attic and under the crawl space if there is one. Your technician then applies a 6- to 8- foot barrier around the perimeter of your home. As you can see, there is no place the bugs can go that we haven't been. The best way to control the bugs and insects that are coming into your home is to prevent them from entering the home in the first place. On our maintenance visits, we reapply our 6- to 8-foot barrier and treat around the doorways, eaves, and outside harborage areas.