Commercial Pest Control Serving All of Hampton Roads, VA

Our Commercial Pest Control Process

Inspection

We’ll begin your pest control with a thorough inspection of both the interior and exterior of your property. Inside, we’ll inspect all the rooms, focusing on areas that are typical hotspots, such as kitchens, storerooms, and areas where there is plumbing. We’ll also examine the interior side of all exterior walls and doors, looking for cracks. If you have attic space, we’ll check that as well.

Outside, we’ll look for entry points into the building, paying careful attention to the eaves. We’ll inspect around trash receptacles and landscaping. We also check to see how water flows towards or away from the building, any moisture control issues, and if any power lines have overhanging branches that pests could use as a bridge to your structure.

Treatment

During your initial service visit, we’ll treat the interior and exterior of your building. Inside, we’ll treat all accessible rooms. We’ll add monitoring stations if requested, and trap stations around high-pressure areas.

Outside, we’ll block all entry points, install exterior rodent control stations, and treat the exterior foundation and entry points. We’ll then do a granular treatment.

Follow-Up 

Your commercial pest control plan comes with monthly service visits to keep your treatments up-to-date and effective year-round. With commercial pest control from PESTOUT, you won’t have to worry about pests now or in the future. 

Signs You Need Professional Commercial Pest Control Services

When managing a business, the presence of pests can harm your reputation, disrupt operations, and lead to health and safety risks. Here are some key signs that indicate you may need professional commercial pest control services:

• Visible Pests: Frequent sightings of pests like rats, mice, or cockroaches inside your building.
• Pest Droppings: Finding droppings in corners, under shelves, or along walls, indicating active pest activity.
• Damaged Goods or Property: Noticing chewed wires, holes in packaging, or gnaw marks on walls and furniture.
• Unpleasant Odors: Foul smells from dead pests or a musty odor could indicate an infestation.
• Health-Related Issues: Employees or customers experiencing allergic reactions, skin rashes, or respiratory symptoms.
• Persistent Pest Problems Despite DIY Efforts: Continued pest issues despite using DIY traps or sprays, requiring professional intervention.

It’s important to stay persistent in your efforts, as it can take several weeks to fully eliminate a bed bug problem. If in doubt, seeking professional pest control assistance is often the best solution.