commercial pest control

Keep Your South Florida Business Pest-Free!

Much like your home, pests can be a nuisance and damage your business. Whether you own or manage a restaurant, office, warehouse, HOA, or apartment complex, it's in your interest to keep your commercial property free of pests. At Native Pest Management, we have the tools and experience necessary to make that happen. Get in touch with us today to schedule a free pest, lawn, or termite inspection.

Our Commercial Pest Management Services

In South Florida, we have no shortage of pests. Our semi-tropical climate provides pests with favorable living conditions both inside and outside of your commercial building - making commercial building infestations much more common than in other Eastern states. At Native Pest Management, we offer our commercial pest control services to address several pest infestations.

We do more than just get rid of the pests that have infested your commercial property; we also make sure that they don't come back. Native Pest Management is your go-to commercial pest control provider in the South Florida area, offering three pest treatment plans.

Our commercial pest management plans include:

• Quarterly treatments

• Bi-monthly treatments

• Monthly treatments

At Native Pest Management, we don't limit our South Florida commercial pest control services to a few pests - we deal with them all. Rather than only giving us a call when you find evidence of rodents, roaches, ants, or mosquitoes on your commercial property, we urge you to contact us whenever you notice the presence of any pest. Spiders, bed bugs, ticks, centipedes, millipedes, or any other pest that you might find are all pests that we deal with regularly.

Reasons Your Commercial Property Has Pests

Our team of experienced pest control service providers will work with you to create a treatment plan that will minimize the risk of a pest infestation at your commercial property. Below are the most common reasons insects get inside commercial structures.

Trees & Shrubs

While pests may find their way into a commercial structure through an open garage door, or on an item delivered to your business, the pests most often enter buildings via nearby trees and shrubs. Various insects like whiteflies and aphids consume plant nutrients and secrete a substance called honeydew Honeydew then attracts other pests that eat it like ghost ants and cockroaches. These pests then often enter nearby structures in search of water and shelter.

Mulch

Many commercial properties have mulch installed at least once a year to keep a fresh and clean appearance on the exterior of the building. This new mulch often becomes a pest issue because ants frequently nest in mulch. When you put down fresh mulch near the foundation of a building, we often find ants will get inside within a few days or weeks.

Other pests like cockroaches, earwigs, and millipedes also find harborage underneath mulch. Since mulch retains water, it is even considered a conducive condition for subterranean termites. We recommend keeping mulch at least several inches from the foundation of structures on your property to minimize the ability of pests to enter.

Product Deliveries

Your commercial property may be perfectly clean, well maintained, and have regular pest control in place. However, if your supplier has a pest issue like German roaches or ants, these pests can often contaminate their products and delivery trucks. Then it is only a matter of time until their pest issue becomes your pest issue as well. We recommend inspecting boxes and other packages delivered by suppliers either outside of your facility or in a separate room to ensure pests are not carried into your main facility.

Climate

Here in South Florida, our tropical environment makes us the "Pest Capital of the United States". UV rays and heavy rains will degrade the active ingredients of pest control products, necessitating frequent exterior applications to ensure preventative pest control stays effective.

Due to our warm and humid climate, we also are the epicenter of termite activity in the United States. South Florida has the highest number of newly reported cases of the invasive Formosan subterranean termite, a termite which causes rapid damage due to their massive colony sizes. Our local pest control company will work with you to create a pest treatment plan and advise you on how to avoid a future pest infestation.