Discovering a pest problem is threatening a homeowner's property, family's health and even just their peace of mind can be a major annoyance. Plants, insects, mold, mildew, rodents, bacteria, and other organisms are a natural part of the environment. We use a program called Integrated Pest Management (also known as IPM). Integrated Pest Management is an approach to pest control that offers a means to reduce the risk from and in some cases, the amount of chemical pesticides needed. It is an effective and environmentally sensitive approach to pest management that relies on a combination of common sense practices.
Precision Pest Inspections is a well known, locally owned and operated, full service pest control company servicing Central Ohio and surrounding areas. We are licensed by the Ohio Department of Agriculture in general pest control, termite control, and wood destroying insect inspections. Precision Pest Inspection is best known for our expertise in Real Estate related termite inspections however, we are able to provide solutions to pest problems to a wide variety of commercial and residential clients.
Bed Bug incidences are on the rise in Central Ohio. The findings have become so wide spread that in October 2008, the Franklin County Health Department formed an inter-agency task force to address the issue (Columbus Bed Bug Task Force). Participants range from Pest Control Companies to Health, Code Enforcement and Housing Agencies. As a Pest Control Company involved with this effort, we support and adhere to an integrated Pest Management approach toward solving Bed bug problems. Our methods include; education, sanitation, non chemical and chemical treatments, vapor steam applications, mattress encasements, exclusion, and detection methods by utilizing trained, Certified Bed Bug Scent Detection dogs.
Conditions that may contribute to termite infestations are numerous. Earth to wood contact, siding to ground contact, crawl space moisture, blown insulation on foundation walls, plumbing leaks, ground cover hiding termite activity, hardwood mulch, firewood stored against the home, on a porch or in the garage, gutter leaks, stucco siding may provide invisible access to a home, landscape timbers, improper grade level, planters on a home, improper crawl space clearance, roof leaks and wooden planter boxes may all contribute to termite infestation.
Similar Businesses
