Pest and Wildlife Management

Pest control businesses struggle to adequately document and communicate the variety of pesticide application methods (dusts, aerosols, sprays) performed at a property, leading to incomplete service records for clients and technicians.

Homeowner with pervasive ant infestation in sandy soil areas struggles to treat wall voids effectively because they cannot drill holes and need a solution that works from the exterior.

Need an effective method to spray large amounts of poison ivy over long distances using a powerful flame.

A user is looking for a rodent control solution that does not trigger allergies and is less messy than traditional methods like poison, glue traps, or snap traps.

Need a roof that prevents wildlife entry, especially through ridge vents on metal roofs.

Resident in a newly moved-into apartment discovers roaches and then finds tiny bugs under tape on unpacked boxes, unsure if they are roach babies or pantry beetles, and needs to identify the pest to decide how to handle the situation and protect belongings.

Homeowner needs a reliable, non-lethal way to repel wasps and bees from entryways and indoors.

Chipmunks have multiplied and created an extensive tunnel system under the patio, causing sinking and structural damage; need a humane way to evict them.

Homeowner cannot find a permanent solution to recurring springtail infestations despite trying multiple methods and professional pest control.

First-time homeowner needs to identify and assess termite risk in a new build house but lacks knowledge and post-warranty termite protection.

Unable to deter rats from occupying covered patio after rain despite exclusion and traps, risking furniture contamination.

Homeowner needs an effective chemical treatment to eliminate roaches living inside plumbing pipes, specifically the main stack accessible via a cleanout on a branch line outside the house.

Homeowner in southeast Texas is unable to effectively eliminate ant mounds despite using various over-the-counter products.

Homeowner needs rodent removal and attic restoration but is uncertain about the fairness of a $4k quote and wants validation or alternatives.

A homeowner is unsure if an expensive rodenticide bait is effective at killing rats, as a live-trapped rat ate two bait packets over 5 days and is still alive.