Pest and Wildlife Management

Homeowner cannot stop shrew infestation despite professional pest control exclusion, trapping, and baiting, and the pest control company is stumped.

Homeowner with severe brown recluse spider infestation struggling to find a pest control technician who knows how to treat recluses effectively.

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

Homeowner cannot get rid of moths despite extensive cleaning, unsure of species identification, and worried about cost and safety of professional pest control.

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

Persistent, severe phorid fly infestation in a Phoenix home that pest control companies and drain treatments have failed to resolve.

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

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

Severe mosquito infestation at an Arctic project site that is potentially lethal, requiring rapid and effective control for a small camp and remote work areas.

Homeowner cannot identify and eliminate mysterious biting insects despite multiple pest control consultations and remediation efforts, causing displacement and financial strain.

Mosquitoes are so severe in a wooded suburban property that outdoor activities are nearly impossible despite multiple DIY chemical treatments.

Need an effective, accessible, and affordable method to treat a severe brown recluse spider infestation in a barn, as recommended commercial products and professional services are too expensive, unavailable locally, or impractical.

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

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

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.