Integrated Pest Management

The IPM or Integrated Pest Management system is a better alternative to the traditional methods used in trying to eliminate pests, rodents, and mosquitoes as it is an environmentally sensitive approach to pest control. Unlike the classic approach, which do more damage than provide benefits, IPM is not only effective, but eco-friendly and cost-efficient as well.

The IPM system is a decision-making process that supports a balanced approach for the effective, economical, and environmentally sound suppression of pests. It is a series of pest management evaluations, decisions, and controls, which integrates preventive and corrective measures to keep pests from causing significant problems. In the recent years, the systems have gained a track record of reducing the risks related to pesticides, while improving the quality, health, and welfare of the environment.

Although the approach is commonly used in an agricultural environment, the system is just as effective in non-agricultural settings such as the home, garden, and workplace. When you opt for this approach rather than the traditional pest control systems, you can benefit from it economically as you can have sustained development, increased productivity, and reduced pest damage.

Focusing on outside baiting in conducive areas, inspection, monitoring, and exclusion, the IPM system is able to protect the non-target species and reduce further damage. Should it become necessary to apply the method indoors, the area will be treated with a low impact formulation, rather than the old smelly spray approach.

More importantly, the Integrated Pest Management system also decreases the exposure of your family, plants, and pets to harmful pesticides, reducing the environmental risk associated with pest control. Through this approach, harmful rodents, mosquitoes, and pests will not only be managed, but will be handled in an environmentally responsible manner.