Power Spraying:  Many companies will use a backpack sprayer to treat the exterior of a home which, generally, only coats the top soil with a fine mist.  While this is a standard practice in our industry, we find that using a truck mounted spray rig allows us to get proper coverage and, in some cases, saturation in the areas that need it most.  This is especially important when treating scorpions that like to hide deep in cracks and crevices.  In order to eliminate the noise associated with gas powered spray rigs, we use high pressure electric pumps instead which also produce zero emissions.

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Dust- Dust is our liquid control agent that we spray the yard with, only in powder form!  Certain pests, scorpions especially, are extremely resilient to pesticides.  While a house cricket may die within 1 hour of contacting the liquid barrier, a scorpion who followed the same path may take 6x as long, or longer!  A scorpion can travel a long distance in that time, which is where the dust comes in to play.  Think of the scorpion as Mario and the dust as Bowser.  Before an affected scorpion can scurry under a door, it's going to cross a second barrier, the ultimate barrier.  It will directly contact the dust and increase it's exposure 3-10x, rapidly decreasing its life expectancy.      

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Water Activated Granules-  With the experience and knowledge we have acquired over the years, we're very familiar with areas of a property that may be problematic after rain.  To stay ahead of a potential problem we use water activated granules, which are sprinkled in the areas that we see as a potential pest risk and fall deep into the foliage, rock or soil.  Sometimes these granules are activated by landscape irrigation, and other times by rain.  Regardless of the activator, they immediately begin to treat the area before a pest infestation has time to establish.  

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Web Removal- What kind of company would we be if we did an outstanding service on your house and left spider webs all over the place?  

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Monitoring Stations- These are small boxes placed in the garage that trap any insects that may try to come in.  These monitoring stations allow us to understand your property better; the pests we're dealing with, the population we may be looking at, and more.  Not only do these boxes give us a real time report on your property, they stop pests dead in their tracks, doubling up as another barrier of protection.