Pest Control

Overview

Pest control involves the regulation or management of species defined as pests, which are detrimental to human health, agriculture, and the environment. Pests include insects, rodents, birds, and other animals that can cause damage to property, spread diseases, or create uncomfortable living and working conditions. Effective pest control is crucial for maintaining the safety, health, and comfort of homes, businesses, and agricultural settings. Types of Pests Insects:

Common Types: Ants, termites, cockroaches, bedbugs, mosquitoes, flies, wasps and Rats, mice, squirrels Impact: Insects can damage property (e.g., termites eating wood), contaminate food, spread diseases (e.g., mosquitoes carrying malaria), and cause discomfort or allergic reactions. Rodents: Chemical Pest Control:

Insecticides and Rodenticides: These chemicals are used to kill or repel insects and rodents. They are available in various forms, such as sprays, powders, baits, and traps. Herbicides: Chemicals that target weeds, preventing them from competing with crops and ornamental plants. Fumigation: A process where a space is filled with gaseous pesticides or fumigants to eliminate pests. This method is often used for severe infestations in enclosed areas like homes or warehouses.