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You got the email or the call this morning. A tenant says they have roaches in their unit and they want to know what you’re going to do about it. Before you respond you need to understand what you’re actually dealing with because the answer affects your liability, your other tenants and your reputation as […]

This is one of the most common questions business owners ask before they schedule their first commercial treatment and it’s a completely reasonable thing to want to know before you let someone come into your business and start spraying things around. The Short Answer Is Yes When It’s Done Right Licensed pest control technicians use

Most business owners don’t think about this until they already have a problem and by then the answer is pretty obvious. But if you’re trying to get ahead of it the honest answer is it depends on what kind of business you’re running and where your building sits. The Type of Business You Run Is

You’ve wiped down the counters, you’ve told everyone to clean up after themselves, you’ve sprayed the baseboards with something from the hardware store and they keep coming back. Every Monday morning there’s a new trail of them going somewhere and nobody can figure out where they’re coming from or why nothing you’re doing is making

This is one of the first things most business owners ask when they realize they have a pest problem and they’re trying to figure out how to handle it without shutting down operations or tipping off their customers that anything is going on. The Short Answer Is It Depends on What You Have and Where

You’ve seen them. Maybe your staff has mentioned it. Now a member said something on the way out and you’re wondering how long before it shows up in a Google review or somebody posts about it in one of the Wesley Chapel Facebook groups. Why Gyms Are a Harder Environment to Keep Clear Than Most

You walked in this morning and someone found it. Now half your staff is standing around talking about it, someone is already asking if they can work from home and you’re trying to figure out how bad this actually is and what you’re supposed to do next. What Finding a Dead Rat in Your Office

You noticed something. Maybe it was soft wood around a door frame in the stairwell. Maybe a tenant mentioned bubbling paint on a wall that has no business bubbling. Maybe you found what looked like a mud tube running along the foundation during a walk-through and you’ve been trying to convince yourself it’s dirt ever

If you own or manage a commercial property in Wesley Chapel you already know the pest pressure here doesn’t let up. The green space backing up to Wiregrass Ranch, the retention ponds running through every subdivision and business park, the constant new construction along Bruce B Downs pushing displaced pest populations into established buildings nearby.

You got the text this morning. Your tenant says there are roaches in the unit and they want to know what you are going to do about it. Before you respond you need to understand what you are actually dealing with legally and practically because the answer is not as simple as most landlords want