Whether you own a home or a business, keeping a pest free environment is very important and keeping bugs away for good is rarely a one and done scenario. The success of our Four Seasons Pest Control program is the targeting, treatment and monitoring of pests across the three zones around your home and property, all year round. Our three zone approach focuses on treating known harborage areas and hot spots around your property in specific seasons through-out the year.
The Green Zone is those insect harbourage areas around the structure and in the yard, such as patios and flower beds, that encourage insect breeding activities. Our service will focus our treatments in this zone during Spring, Summer & Fall to effectively keep pests away.
The Yellow Zone is the exterior of the structure and the immediate perimeter where insects seek out entry points into the living space. This is the most important area of the home to protect as it the direct route for pests to enter your home. Our Four Seasons program will focus on this zone year round.
The Red Zone is the interior of the home, where pests have the greatest potential impact on quality of life and Skedaddle has zero tolerance for pests inside your home. Winter poses the highest risk of pests in the home as they seek a warm place to shelter from the cold weather. Following the initial treatment, seasonal visits, and any necessary spot checks, you will enjoy a pest free environment year round. For more information about our Four Seasons Pest Control program download our brochure below.
Many insects die off or become dormant during winter but some pests remain active indoors year round. Spiders, roaches, millipedes and centipedes are just some of the species you can find inside your home during winter. Our interior winter pest control service focuses on eradicating insects seeking shelter inside your home for the season. Our trained technicians take the opportunity during winter to get into your home’s nooks and crannies to identify and eliminate indoor pests and prevent the emergence of pest populations before they start in spring.