Services

What we treat, and what we do first

Every service starts with an inspection and a plan you've read. We seal and monitor before we treat, wherever that solves it.

Mice and rodent exclusion
Seal the entries first, then monitor. Mountain buildings take mice in October and keep them through spring.
Utility entries, garage doors and roof edges
Mechanical rooms and crawlspace doors
Monitoring checked on your schedule
Ants
Find the trail, find the nest, and then treat. Kitchens, breakfast rooms and lower-level suites come first.
Trail and entry points mapped
Treatment follows the label
Follow-up visit booked
Flies and overwintering bugs
Cluster flies and boxelder bugs collect on upper floors in fall. We treat the building edge, and show housekeeping what to look for.
Exterior edge treatment in early fall
Seal-and-check at windows and soffits
Cleanup guidance for housekeeping
Wasps and hornets
Early-summer checks of eaves, balconies and deck rails. Nests where guests walk are handled first.
Early-season nest checks
Removal scheduled around guest use
Protective gear on every visit
Bed bug response
A quiet inspection, a plan the manager approves, and a follow-up. One visit is not a promise.
Inspection of the room and its neighbors
A written plan with the number of visits
Return check before the room goes back in service
Kitchens, dining and laundry
Scheduled monitoring and checks in back-of-house areas, logged on every visit.
Device locations recorded
Findings in the written log
Supports audits and inspections