Now scheduling first services for January 2027 in the Magic Valley and Treasure Valley.

Commercial

Pest management for inspected facilities

Scheduled service and the records your inspector or auditor will ask to see.

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Programs for

  • Food processors
  • Dairy operations
  • Restaurants
  • Hotels
  • Multi-unit housing
  • Clinics
  • Senior-care facilities
  • Warehouses

By facility type

Choose your facility type to see topics to raise during the walk-through. Confirm applicable requirements with your inspector, licensing agency, or auditor. A pest management program does not guarantee an audit outcome.

Restaurants

Worth discussing at the inspection

  • Kitchen, dry storage, and dock as separate zones on the device map
  • Drains, door sweeps, and gaps around utility lines
  • Where service reports are kept for your health inspector

Your local health district sets inspection rules. We can talk through what records you want kept on file. More about restaurant programs.

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Food processing

Worth discussing at the inspection

  • Exterior rodent station spacing along the building perimeter
  • Interior monitoring and insect light traps where needed
  • Trend reporting for your QA reviews

Audit standards differ by scheme and customer. Bring the requirements your auditor uses and we will review them with you. More about food processing and dairy programs.

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Dairy operations

Worth discussing at the inspection

  • Feed storage, commodity areas, and milk rooms as separate zones
  • Rodent pressure around feed and outbuildings
  • Seasonal flies and stinging insects

Ask your processor or inspector which records they expect; we will walk the site with that list. More about food processing and dairy programs.

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Hotels

Worth discussing at the inspection

  • Guest floors, laundry, kitchen, and loading areas
  • How service is scheduled around occupancy
  • Bed bugs, which we quote separately from the program

We will discuss how rooms are reported to us and how access works.

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Multi-unit housing

Worth discussing at the inspection

  • Common areas, trash rooms, and exterior perimeter
  • How unit access and resident notice are handled
  • Bed bugs, which we quote separately from the program

Notice requirements are set by your lease and local rules. Bring them to the inspection.

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Clinics

Worth discussing at the inspection

  • Exterior entry points and rodent stations
  • Break rooms, storage, and receiving
  • Scheduling service outside patient hours

Ask us about product selection for occupied clinical spaces during the walk-through.

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Senior-care facilities

Worth discussing at the inspection

  • Kitchen, dining, laundry, and storage
  • Scheduling around residents and staff routines
  • Records you may want on hand for state surveys

Survey requirements come from your licensing agency. We will look at your existing records with you.

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Warehouses

Worth discussing at the inspection

  • Dock doors, seals, and the exterior perimeter
  • Rodent stations along walls and racking lines
  • Stored-product pests where goods sit for long periods

We will map devices to your layout and talk through receiving and storage areas.

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How commercial service works

  1. 01

    Inspection

    We walk the property with your manager to identify entry points, pest activity, and areas of concern.

    Free. Written findings within 48 hours, no obligation to proceed.

  2. 02

    Program

    You receive a proposal with a device map, a service frequency built for your facility, pricing, our certificate of insurance, and our license numbers.

    Pricing based on square footage and device count.

  3. 03

    Service

    Visits follow a fixed monthly or bi-monthly schedule. The technician checks and logs each device.

    Service report emailed before the technician leaves.

  4. 04

    Documentation

    We maintain your device map, service history, product labels and SDS, licenses, and insurance records.

    Kept ready for inspections and audits.

Your program binder

What we keep on file for each commercial account.

  1. ANumbered, dated device map
  2. BService report after every visit, with products, EPA registration numbers, and rates
  3. CExterior rodent station program, interior monitoring, and insect light traps where needed
  4. DProduct labels and SDS
  5. ECertificate of insurance naming your company
  6. FTechnician licenses from the Idaho State Department of Agriculture
  7. GTrend reporting for QA reviews, on request
Sample service reportIllustrative blank template. Sections: visit details, findings, device log with numbered stations, products applied with EPA registration number and rate, actions taken, and next steps. Not an actual customer record. SAMPLE SERVICE REPORTILLUSTRATION ONLY DATETECHNICIANISDA LICENSENEXT VISIT FINDINGSDEVICE LOGSTATION / CONDITION / ACTIVITY / ACTIONPRODUCTS APPLIEDPRODUCT / EPA REG. NO. / RATE / LOCATIONNEXT STEPS 010203040506
Sample device mapIllustrative schematic floor plan with nine numbered exterior rodent stations around the building perimeter and one interior monitor, numbered 10, near the dock. Not an actual customer site. SAMPLE DEVICE MAPILLUSTRATION ONLY KITCHENDRY STORAGEDOCKPREP 12345678910 EXTERIOR STATIONINTERIOR MONITOR
Sample templates, for illustration only. Not actual customer records or results.

Commercial pricing

We quote commercial service after inspecting the property. Pricing is based on square footage and device count. Inspections are available in the Magic Valley and Treasure Valley.

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Sample documents, enlarged

Illustration only. These are blank templates showing the layout of our documents. They are not actual customer records or results.

Sample service report (enlarged)Illustrative blank template. Sections: visit details, findings, device log with numbered stations, products applied with EPA registration number and rate, actions taken, and next steps. Not an actual customer record. SAMPLE SERVICE REPORTILLUSTRATION ONLY DATETECHNICIANISDA LICENSENEXT VISIT FINDINGSDEVICE LOGSTATION / CONDITION / ACTIVITY / ACTIONPRODUCTS APPLIEDPRODUCT / EPA REG. NO. / RATE / LOCATIONNEXT STEPS 010203040506
Service report: visit details, findings, device log, products with EPA registration numbers and rates, next steps.
Sample device map (enlarged)Illustrative schematic floor plan with nine numbered exterior rodent stations around the building perimeter and one interior monitor, numbered 10, near the dock. Not an actual customer site. SAMPLE DEVICE MAPILLUSTRATION ONLY KITCHENDRY STORAGEDOCKPREP 12345678910 EXTERIOR STATIONINTERIOR MONITOR
Device map: each station numbered and placed on the floor plan, dated with each update.