Commercial IPM Strategies

Commercial pest control solutions are different from residential options due to a number of factors. In today's demanding world, many commercial properties are subject to expansive audit structures for facility, and food safety. Documents must be kept accurately. We not only provide best in class services, but offer logbook management, audit support, and best practices training for your staff.

We offer a wide range of pest control services that will address issues with infestations, nuisances, and health risks. Our expert staff understands the concerns that commercial customers face, and we can provide real options that can help to keep operations running smoothly.

Problems with stored product pests, rats, cockroaches, are common infestations that Long Island businesses contend with on a regular basis, and we can help.  Bugs can be the kiss of death to the reputation of a business. Our professional pest management specialists from Kane Exterminating will identify and solve pest problems before they arise, so that the impact on your customers and bottom line will nominal.

We can provide a variety of service options in order to ensure that pest problems never become a mainstay of your business. We are available 24/7 for whatever needs your facility is encountering. Auditors will enjoy our meticulous logbook practices, as well as access to our commercial client portal, for all their needs.

Our specialists provide commercial pest control solutions for food service plants, manufacturing plants, office buildings, schools, and other large facilities, as well.

Scope of Service Options

• Mechanical Trap Monitoring
• Pheromone Trap Monitoring
• Insect Light Trap Monitoring
• Bait Station Monitoring
• Trend Analysis Reporting
• Pesticide Intervention
• Logbook Management
• Facility Inspections
• Drain Cleaning Services
• Staff Training for Best Practices
• Audit Support

Stored product pests can cause irreversible damages to your goods, and rats can eat through power, fiber-optic, and computer cables, setting your project back. Roaches can carry harmful bacteria and be a mechanism for the spread of disease. Maintaining a robust monitoring structure with these devices and practices is key in achieving IPM success.

Whether you are setting up a facility, or are dealing with a problem which has not yet been resolved, consider contacting us today. We have many resources that are available to address your pest management needs, but a website description can only go so far. Call us today to schedule a site visit with one of our IPM specialists, so we can begin assessing your risk profile and build you a successful program.