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Diana
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Weiner |
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845-361-5494 |
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50
Little Collabar Road |
Website: |
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Service
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commercial
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school |
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landscape
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residential
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golf course
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IPM
driven pest control services specializing in school systems, commercial
accounts and home inspection services for realestate companies. |
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What
is your definition of Integrated Pest Management (IPM)? |
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IPM
is a series of pest management protocols that begins and is based
on utilizing least toxic methods to establish control. |
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Is pest management performed on a specific schedule? |
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Yes.
Daily, weekly and monthly scouting, monitoring and low environmental
impact treatment for ants, cockroaches, mice, rats, stinging insects,
etc. Monitoring is a vital componant of any successful IPM program
and is done before and after control. Monitoring is accomplished by
both carefull and methodical visual inspection and the use of sticky
traps and non-toxic bait between visits. |
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How are pest problems identified? |
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Identification
is established through thorough inspection and monitoring practices. |
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What practices
do you use to prevent and/or control pests? |
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Monitoring,
baiting and strict adherance to ALL IPM protocols. |
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Do you
use biological controls? |
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Yes.
Bt in appropriate circumstances. |
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Yes,
in subterranean termite control. |
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Do you
use synthetic chemicals? |
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What
are the top 10 pesticides you use/sell/recommend? |
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If pesticides are used, how much are used per year of each? |
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As
appropriate per label directions. See NYSDE website. |
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Does
your company perform habitat modification? |
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Yes.
Extensive clean-up and rigorous sanitation around a commercial structure
and the repair of any avenues of pest infiltration. |
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Do you
use any physical or mechanical controls? |
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Yes.
One-way doors for bats and squirrels. Multi-catch traps for rodent
control. |
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What
type of fertilizers do you use/sell/recommend? |
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What
do you usually use/sell/recommend for addressing: |
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termites |
Timbor,
Firstline |
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carpenter
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Advence
Bait |
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How do
you evaluate effectiveness of your pest management |
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First
and foremost, safety of the customer and the environment. Also customer
satisfaction and recommendations from satisfied customers. |
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Chappaqua
Central School System, Chappaqua, NY ATTN: Anthony Maida; Minisink
Valley School System, Slate Hill, NY ATT: Bill Bloesser |
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