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Dallas Pest Control Company

We are a full service Dallas pest control company with an emphasis on Integrated Pest Management (IPM) and customer education.

Our goal is to serve Dallas and Fort Worth Metroplex of Texas by:

• Providing reduced impact pest and Termite Control service to residential, commercial, municipal and industrial locations.

• Making you our number one priority.

• Providing you with a professionally trained staff.

• Providing service that fits your specific needs.

• Providing you with competitively priced pest and termite control programs,as well as termite certificates,
  wood destroying insect repots or WDI Reports.

We are a family owned pest control business that opened to provide quality pest and termite service programs. We would like to thank our previous customers that entrusted us to be their service provider since 1989 and would like to show you our quality services and add you to our satisfied customers.

To Provide you with the best pest control service possible in Dallas, we use an approach to pest control called Integrated Pest Management or (IPM) for short. With this approach not every pest control situation is it necessary to use pesticides. An explanation to the steps to IPM approach and how it works is as follow:

• Inspection - we determine what pest activity is present either through observation or discussions with the homeowner.

• Identification - what pests are we dealing with

• Sanitation / Exclusion - Pest activity can be minimized and controlled through better sanitation practices and / or sealing pests entry ways and harborage sites.

• Treatment - is the introduction of control measures which may or may not include the use of conventional pest control materials.

• Communication - is an overview of what pests were observed, oration, and what action was taken for control measures and any recommendations to correct deficient areas.This is a key step.

What does all of this mean to me?

Let's use an example of mice in the garage. Most people will purchase rat bait and place them inside the garage for control. Does it really make sense to place these baits in a location to draw them where you did not want them? An IPM approach to this situation would be to seal an entry way to the garage expecially around the bottom corner of the garage door and make sure the bottom seal is the full length of the door(s). you would then use the same method to control any current activity. At this point, no other activity could enter into that place.

Another IPM example,is to make sure exterior door thresholds are not warn or weather stripping is not missing.
By keeping these areas solid, you minimize pest entry ways.

Additionally, pest control materials may be applied to the perimeter areas, outside where the pests live and breed.

Affilations and Certifications

• National Pest Management Association

• West Dallas Chamber of Commerce

• Metroplex Board of Realors

• National Association of Hispanic Real Estate Professionals

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