Pest and Wildlife Management

Homeowner is dealing with recurring pest infestations and cannot determine the extent of the problem or effectively treat items that cannot be washed.

Persistent mite infestation in car and office that is invisible, kills with pesticide but causes allergic reaction to dead bodies, and no pest control will help.

Unable to eliminate a persistent ant infestation despite using multiple baits, diatomaceous earth, and professional extermination, with no visible reduction in ant numbers.

Homeowner cannot identify and eliminate tiny mite infestation indoors, and cannot find a pest control company that treats mites.

A taxidermist needs a pesticide that kills carpet beetles without harming pets, tarantulas, snakes, or an allergic husband.

Pest control technician needs to maintain state-mandated pesticide application records for DEP compliance but lacks a dedicated system.

A rental homeowner has a persistent American roach infestation that is not resolved by multiple pest control treatments, and they struggle to identify structural access points causing the infestation.

Homeowners struggle to effectively trap mice that have become trap-shy, despite deploying diverse traps (electric, snap, glue, bucket, poison) and maintaining cleanliness.

Pest extermination service (Burns) has been spraying for months but roaches persist, tenant has no evidence of dead roaches and suspects treatment is ineffective.

Homeowner needs a safe way to remove an active bird nest in the ceiling soffit that is causing a bird mite infestation inside the home, especially with a 4-month-old baby present.

Frequent wasp stings during commercial pest control jobs, causing severe itching and frustration, with hives recurring rapidly after removal.

Homeowner unable to locate and prevent the source of a massive cluster fly infestation in the attic despite sealing entry points.

House centipedes persist in an old home despite decluttering, dehumidifying, and using sticky traps and diatomaceous earth, and the user wants a DIY method that works on ceilings and walls.

User needs an ant treatment that is safe for expensive trees and plants, and effective against a heavy infestation including a nest near tree roots.

Despite extensive drain cleaning, septic pumping, hydro jetting, and enzyme treatments, multiple fly species persist each summer for three years.