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Think of pest control technician being like a mechanic when you have a problem with your car. A minor issue like a bulb in headlight can be replaced by yourself without seeking professional help if you wish . But other issues mean you don’t have the equipment, experience or training to sort the problem out and in some cases you can actually make the situation worse or more difficult to rectify by doing the wrong thing. When you pay a professional most of what you are paying for is experience and knowledge . Also a pest control technician has access to equipment & materials that the public don’t.

All chemicals are licensed for their specific use and this only happens after exhaustive testing by the manufacturer to ensure they are safe for their specific use.

All jobs are risk assessed before commencement of the pest control job.

Such as, if using rodenticide to control rodents the type of rodenticide used and how and where it is used or alternatively using other methods such as traps or other non toxic methods rather than rodenticide, are all taken into account to come up with a treatment plan.