Pest End’s Commercial Service For New England Schools, Universities, And Childcare Centers

Schools and daycares are places for learning, growing, and thriving. But providing a fulfilling educational experience isn’t only about building a comprehensive lesson plan or coordinating engaging activities. It’s also about creating an environment where children and students feel safe—and where pests never pose as a threat or a distraction.

Our pest control solution for academic and childcare facilities is an effective, environmentally sensitive approach called Integrated Pest Management, or IPM. For over 40 years, our IPM plan has helped keep pests in check with common-sense practices, including proper sanitation procedures, reliable structural barriers, inspection and monitoring, and accurate record keeping. Together, we’ll help you keep pests in their place: outside of the classroom.

Pest-End’s Approach To Keep Your Facility Safe

With the help of Integrated Pest Management (IPM), our program works to prevent pest problems before they happen (and quickly respond to get rid of them when they do):

• Action Thresholds: When we work with you to establish an IPM action plan, we’ll identify when the use of pesticides or other materials is warranted. For example, rarely is a single pest sighting a good reason to blanket your facilities with pesticides. 
• Monitor and Identify: Not every pest demands high-strength pest control. If a pest does show up, we’ll identify it to determine whether its presence calls for stronger control methods.
• Prevention: This is the first line of defense in IPM. The idea is to prevent pests from ever becoming a threat in the first place.
• Control: If the information collected during the monitoring, identification, and threshold steps call for it, we'll deploy minimal, targeted control measures to get rid of the pest.

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Here’s How We’ll Put An END To Your Pest Problems

The first thing we’ll do is draft an individualized plan for your facility’s particular needs, but for most of our restaurant and retail food clients, our service is centered around these common steps:

• Servicing of rodent bait stations and/or mouse bait stations
• Servicing of multi-catch traps
• Minor exclusion for rodents
• Servicing insect light traps
• Inspection of insect monitors
• Spot treatments with insecticide dusts, liquids, or baits (may require prenotification)
• Treatment of drains
• Maintain logbook