Integrated pest management · Baltimore Metro Area
Integrated Pest Management in the Baltimore Metro Area
IPM is the approach behind every job Integrated Pest Services runs: correct the pest problem you have today and prevent the next one, using insecticides, non-insecticides or a combination of both.
Chapter 01
What IPM means on an Integrated Pest Services job
Integrated pest management, or IPM, is the approach Integrated Pest Services applies to insect control, termite work, bed bug treatment, wildlife prevention and commercial accounts alike. The company describes it plainly: IPM focuses on providing safe and effective pest control, rather than defaulting to the same treatment regardless of what is actually happening at the property in question, whether that property is a private home or a shared commercial space.
In practice that means every job starts from the specific pest and the specific building, whether that is a single-family home in Kingsville or a commercial kitchen elsewhere in the Baltimore Metro Area. Department of Agriculture License 30497 covers the company's work across all of it, and the same registered technicians carry the approach from a termite inspection through to a bed bug treatment plan.
The exterior perimeter of a home in the Baltimore Metro Area, the kind of site an IPM inspection covers
The toolset: insecticides, non-insecticides, or both
Integrated Pest Services works with insecticides, non-insecticides, and a combination of both, choosing among them based on the pest and the property rather than reaching for the same product on every visit. That range is also part of why the company can serve homes, apartments, nursing homes and commercial space without treating all of them identically. Questions about which combination fits a specific job can go to (410) 802-0220 before any work begins.
Before any treatment goes forward under an IPM plan, you're told how toxic the materials are, how to use them safely, and what to expect afterward, in compliance with state regulations. The full list of products, manufacturers and safety information behind that plan is published rather than kept behind a phone call, so what an IPM plan actually uses is never a mystery.
Chapter 03
Prevention first, repeat treatment last
IPM will do more than correct a current pest problem: it will also work to prevent future pest problems from developing in the same building. IPM focuses on providing safe and effective pest control, working with insecticides, non-insecticides, and a combination of both.
Although repeat treatment may be necessary, it will always be our last line of defense.
Integrated Pest Services, Department of Agriculture License 30497. Call (410) 802-0220 for a free quote.
Before we move forward with any treatment, you will be informed of how toxic the materials are, how to safely use them, and what you can expect after the application of the products. The full record for every product used, matched to its manufacturer and EPA number, is in the MSDS information and product labels register.