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I’m not a big fan of the term “commercial pest control services” for a couple of reasons. First, it’s too long – doesn’t really roll off the tongue. Second, it’s too wide-ranging. What’s included in commercial pest control services? Well, that depends on the client and their needs. It may not be the same for one business and it is for another. Especially if one business is a convenience store (high risk for pests) and the other is a print shop (not as much of a risk).
So if I had to give it a more accurate name, I’d call it insurance. Consider commercial pest control services to be a kind of insurance. Because we protect you from a really bad outcome: a pest infestation that could devastate your business.
How so?
Let’s look at a nearby example. The winery town of Lodi has a single movie theater, a major multiplex called the Lodi Stadium 12 Cinema. As the only theater in a small city, it has to be doing well, right?
It was. Until a bed bug infestation kept it in the headlines for months – and for all the wrong reasons. As a result, the stadium has recently undergone a major renovation to finally recover from the bad publicity. The movie theater is fine and safe now; but it’s already been ruled out permanently by many locals. Is that the kind of publicity you want for your establishment?
Heck no. What should I do?
Buy some insurance! In the form of commercial pest control services.
What’s included?
Again, it depends on the client, but we’ll start by coming out and inspecting the property from top to bottom. We’ll be looking for potential vulnerabilities, which pests can exploit to get inside. We’ll also provide helpful tips and advice that could save you from pest problems in the future. Finally, we’ll always be on call, in case there is a pest emergency. We’ll respond quickly and efficiently, because we understand that every second your doors are closed means money lost.
Sounds pretty interesting. How can I learn more?
We’d love for you to contact us today, so we can discuss your specific pest control needs. And if you want to learn more about us, please take a look around our website.
