During a pest control visit, a professional technician will inspect your property for signs of pests, identify any infestations, and determine the extent of the problem. They will then implement appropriate treatments and provide recommendations for preventing future issues.

Pest control products are generally safe for children when applied correctly by professionals. To ensure safety, it’s recommended to keep children away from treated areas for the specified amount of time and to follow all safety guidelines provided by the technician.

Pest control should be done on a quarterly basis to ensure continuous protection and prevention of infestations. However, in cases of severe infestations, monthly treatments may be necessary until the problem is under control.

Most modern pest control products are designed to be safe for pets when used as directed by professionals. It’s important to follow the technician’s advice, such as keeping pets away from treated areas until the products have dried or settled.

Before pest control arrives, clear any clutter from the areas that need treatment, such as kitchen countertops, floors, and closets, to give the technician easy access to potential pest hideouts. Additionally, ensure that all food items are securely stored, and remove or cover any pet food, toys, and bedding to prevent contamination.