Empire Pest Defense
Services

Home pest control
Residential pest control that starts with an exterior and interior inspection to identify the pests and how they are getting in. The initial treatment applies a liquid product around the entire exterior perimeter of the house, three feet up the walls and three feet out into the surrounding area, and also covers window sills, door frames, entry points, pool decking, screens, and patios. Interior work uses baits, gels, and dusts matched to the pest. Bi-monthly follow-up visits maintain the barrier afterward.

Commercial pest control
Business pest control that begins outside, since what the technicians find on the exterior usually explains what is happening inside. The inspection looks at property type, landscaping, entry points, ant hills, interior hotspots, and pest activity. A full exterior treatment follows, including a perimeter application three feet up the walls and three feet out, plus entry points, window sills, door frames, pool decking, screens, and patios, and spider webs are brushed down. Interior treatment is tailored to the pest problem. Re-treatment often takes place monthly and can be more frequent if needed.

Termite control
Two treatment types for two termite types, starting with an inspection to confirm an active infestation and identify the species. Subterranean termites are treated with Termidor applied into a trench dug in the soil around the perimeter of the home, building a barrier that termites carry back through the colony, with termite bait stations installed as a secondary defense. Drywood termites get spot treatments: drilling into damaged wood and filling it with foam, or painting the wood with a termiticide.

Wood-destroying organism reports
Wood-destroying organism reports for realtors. Empire Pest Defense performs a thorough inspection for any signs of damage due to wood-destroying organisms, then fills out the appropriate paperwork for the realtor and the home buyers.

Rodent control
Full-service rodent control that opens with a thorough interior and exterior inspection for entry points, nesting areas, and signs of activity such as droppings, followed by a proposed control plan. Treatment sets snap traps and glue boards in strategic locations and hotspots, typically running about two weeks with traps checked five to six times. Bait boxes are also placed outside, and for customers on a general pest control plan they are checked and refilled monthly or bi-monthly.