This week’s Liberty Pest Control How-To Guide looks at an area of pest prevention that doesn’t always get enough attention: the sanitation and refuse areas of a property.

Trash chutes, garbage rooms, compactor areas, drains and other behind-the-scenes spaces can create conditions that support rodents, roaches and flies when food residue, moisture and organic material begin to accumulate.
But this isn’t simply about keeping those areas clean.

The article explains why property sanitation should work alongside a customized Integrated Pest Management program, and why repeated pest activity can sometimes tell us something larger about how a building is operating.

We also look at the role of property management, maintenance teams and pest-control technicians in recognizing patterns, documenting recurring conditions and addressing the environment instead of repeatedly treating the same problem.

At Liberty, we believe the property should shape the pest-management program, not the other way around.

Good pest control doesn’t begin when a pest appears. It begins by creating an environment where pests have fewer opportunities to succeed.

Read the latest Liberty Pest Control How-To Guide below on LinkedIn – https://www.linkedin.com/posts/propertymanagement-buildinghealth-integratedpestmanagement-ugcPost-7510680643308208128-ypqm/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop&rcm=ACoAAAcP3OkBHTRt7c9RApZYaMfSl88ip7z–wM

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