Pest control article on how google’s local pest control results in the google map section. Map results are affecting pest control companies. Its unfortunate that Google’s results are being manipulated by fake addresses and fake pest control companies.

Summerlin Pest Control results are being spammed with fake addresses for Summerlin Pest Control.

Google Maps and Pest Control

Las Vegas Pest Control

Bulwark Exterminating – Las Vegas – 2707 E Craig Rd # D, Las Vegas, NV? – (702) 255-6313? >directions

Bulwark Pest Control
Bulwark Pest Control
DIY Pest Control

St. George Pest Control Bulwark

Fake Summerlin Pest Control addresses. Fake Nature First Pest Control addresses. Google maps are being abused by pest control companies.

Consumers should be weary of pest control companies that misuse the term “Green Pest Control”. There are no regulations for how or who can use the term “Green Pest Control”. Its advised that you ask specific questions about the service and about the products being used. When interviewing a pest control company you should ask “how toxic are your products?” This requires them to give you an answer based on the products label.  You can also ask about treatment techniques.  Do they spray your baseboards inside?  Do they require frequent interior treatments?  Are the products sprayed on the outside different then those used on the inside?

If you are interested in a more enviromentally friendly service then perhaps you should also ask about green pest cotnrol practices.  Do they have GPS on their trucks?  Do they use an electric pump?  Do they recycle?  Do they have a paperless or autopay billing solution? All of these are easy steps for a pest control company to take in order to provide a greener friendlier pest control solution.

Bed Bug Problem is spreading.

Las Vegas isn’t the only city with an increasing bed bug epidemic.  It’s nation wide.  Bed bugs are spreading like wild fire.  Those that frequent hotels are at a hire risk of bringing these pests home.  Pest Control operators are getting an ever increasing demand for bed bugs and EPA has no clear solution. As PCOs struggle to combat these pests many are quickly realizing that general pest control isn’t going to cut it.

Estimates of bed bug problem continuing to grow. Apartments and hotels are not the only businesses affected as airliners and movie theaters are also reporting problems. EPA contemplates a Public Health Notice.

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