Pest and Wildlife Management

Homeowner needs effective carpenter ant bait but existing product (Advance) is ignored by carpenter ants despite working on other ant species.

Homeowner needs tick-killing granules for small yard that don't require watering because they have no outdoor faucet.

Struggling to find an effective product for controlling meadow voles in customers' yards.

Pest control business owners lack a clear, efficient method for pricing exclusion repairs (rodent & wildlife proofing), balancing bundling vs. itemization.

Need a long-acting, pellet-style pesticide safe for kids and pets, with minimal environmental impact, to control ticks on 1/2 to 1 acre in a rural area.

A new pest control technician struggles to calculate the correct amount of insecticide for a 50-gallon power sprayer when treating leaf cutter ants.

A pest control technician struggles with low pricing and inefficiency, doing 22 buildings for $500 total when each building could be charged $250/quarter.

Unable to detect whether rat activity persists in hard-to-reach roof edges after sealing holes and installing spikes.

Licensed pesticide applicators lack efficient digital tools for regulatory record keeping, causing significant time burden and insufficient storage.

Homeowner needs to verify contractor's claim about food grade vapor strips for Indianmeal moth control in sensitive areas like bathrooms.

Need a pest control company that will seal entry points and handle rodent prevention, not just extermination.

Carpenter bees survive repeated electric shocks from a bug zapper swatter, necessitating a more effective method of killing them.

Unable to stop indoor ant scouts that only seek water, not food, despite using multiple pesticides and baits.

Pantry moth traps only monitor and attract females, doing nothing to eliminate the infestation.

Ants entering Mac computer screens through ventilation, despite cleaning and no-food policies, requiring continuous reapplication of repellent.