What Tools Do Exterminators Use?

Traps, baits, dusts, aerosols, and foggers are used by exterminators to control pests.
Protective equipment is worn by exterminators to apply sprays accurately and safely.
Pest control services wear protective equipment and use specialized tools to apply sprays accurately and safely.
Social insects like ants and termites are best controlled with bait poisons.
In cities, sprayers and traps are preferred over firearms and poisons due to liability limits.
Commonly used materials include pyrethrins, indoxycarb, pyrethroids, and insect growth regulators.

Exterminators use chemicals like insecticides, gels, and traps to kill roaches fast.
For mice, bait traps and rodenticides like bromethalin, cholecalciferol, and zinc phosphide are used.
Bees are managed by following regulations, obtaining permits, and employing specialized techniques.
Products are delivered in places where humans and pets don’t congregate in a targeted, controlled manner.
Integrated Pest Management program uses all available methods to control pests with the least risk.

Active ingredients come in different forms such as concentrates, liquids, pellets/tablets, solids, and impregnated material.
Technicians use software to enhance efficiency, improve customer service, and drive revenue.
Plant materials with insecticidal properties provide farmers with locally available, biodegradable, and inexpensive pest control.