A to Z tips and tricks to get rid of pests at home
Have you ever experienced carcasses of a mice or a cockroach floating on your curry? That would be the worst nightmare for those who have gone through this incident. Though Bangalore is known as the green city, silicon city etc. but it is well known for its cool weather. People enjoy the weather as much as they suffer from the infestation of various pests due to its weather condition. Breeding of pests is the worst agony can anybody feel and it can lead to major problems to the house such as structural damages to the infected part. Pests also cause various deadly diseases such as plague, asthma, skin irritation, swelling, redness etc. Keeping your home pests free is absolutely essential. Different kinds of pests include termites, bees, ants, cockroaches, mice, wood borer, mosquitoes, moles etc. These are unwelcome guests who enter your house without permission and make your life hell. While some pests are attracted to cool places while others love to live in warm areas. Keeping your home, clean and dry is the first point to avoid breeding of pests. Here are some handy tips to try at home. uf023tDaily sweeping and moping keep pest away. So, you should sweep and mop your entire home on a daily basis to make sure the house is free from all bags of dust and dampness. Always avoid storing newspapers, paper bags, and boxes for long periods as it may attract pests. uf023tDoor and window curtains and nets keep insects out of the house. All the passageways should be blocked. uf023tA kitchen is a warm place where cockroach loves to stay. SO, you should keep kitchen cleans and make sure all the leftover foods are kept in air-tight containers. Wipe off any food crumbs immediately after cooking. Do not keep the unwashed utensils overnight as the food scraps stuck on them attract cockroach. uf023tAlways keep the garbage bins covered and it should be discarded off to prevent pests. uf023tCardboard boxes attract cockroaches. So, to keep to our house pest free, better to use containers made of plastic, metal or glass. uf023tTo prevent ants, cockroaches or caterpillar to crawl into your house, better trim off few branches of the tree which is very nearer to your home. TechSquadTeam is a leading organization which works hard on to provide services for pest control, home cleaning, salon and spa treatment and many more. With our residential pest control services in Bangalore, you will never experience anything less than the absolute best. We offer affordable pest control service to all our customers and ensure that once our experts are done with their work, it will last for a longer period. We use non-toxic, eco-friendly chemicals or products which are child and pet safe. Our experts are friendly in nature and also flexible with the customeru2019s requirement and time. You can discuss with them if you have any doubt or give suggestion to improve the work. Our preventive pest control service goes through 4 steps. They are: uf023tInspection: First of all, in and out inspection will be done of your entire property. Pests are so tiny insects that cannot be seen by common eyes. But our hired technicians are well trained to find out all the hidden pests in the home. uf023tIdentification: Finding out the exact species of pests is very crucial to control them. For example, all cockroaches look somehow similar but their resistance power to various chemicals is different. Thus, we create a good strategy to take care of the specific pests found in your home. uf023tElimination: After proper identification, we start to eliminate those pests by using natural and eco-friendly chemicals. Before applying those chemicals, we ensure all the kids and pets are kept away from it and proper precaution is taken. uf023tPrevention Plan: The last step is to take the exact preventive way. We provide handy tips to avoid entering pests again into your home. If in case, again you see any pests in your home, then feel free to contact us or call us on our customer care number. Our experts will be right there within no time.
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