Chardon, OH Pest Control

The Most Reliable Way To Eliminate Cockroaches In Chardon

Once cockroaches infiltrate Chardon properties, they are unlikely to leave. These pests can live with limited access to food and water, and because certain species have a growing resistance to many forms of treatment, getting rid of them is a tall task. Luckily, Avenger Pest Control has the team, products, and methods required to help our community find relief from cockroach activity.

Because cockroaches are such a complex pest problem, we incorporate Integrated Pest Management (IPM) techniques into the work that we perform. IPM guidelines allow us to understand the root cause behind pest problems so that we can reduce attracting factors and create sustainable change. All of the services we perform are informed by whole-home assessments where we look for signs of cockroaches and make a proper species identification. Once our assessment is complete, we’ll apply an insect growth regulator and pheromone monitoring stations. Then, we’ll seal off entry points in order to keep future rodents from getting into the building. If needed, we can monitor your property on a monthly basis as well. For more information on cockroach control, call us today.

Winning The War Against Rodents In Chardon

Rodents are determined pests that are looking for the food and water that Chardon homes can provide for them. Shelter is also a very enticing factor for rodents and will encourage them to nest inside walls and other parts of the home. Getting rid of rodents can be challenging because of their nocturnal habits as well as their rapid reproductive cycles. When locals need help evicting these pests, Avenger Pest Control is the team to call.

Our rodent control services begin with a home inspection in order to locate entry points, activity, and potential damage. We work with our customers on ways that they can reduce the conducive conditions that attract rodents in the first place. From there, we’ll set bait stations in high-traffic areas, around your home’s perimeter, and in other necessary places. We monitor these stations in 30-day intervals and on a 60-day basis once we’ve seen a drop in activity. Call us today for more information!