On today’s edition, wildlife control consultant Stephen Vantassel demos “The Connector Trap” by Bud’s Trap Company, LLC. “The Connector” was designed to create another tool for a lethal trapping method among wildlife/Pest Control experts. Weighing only 2lbs, it is dark brown in color to minimize attention while set for a target animal. In addition to…

Controlling a mosquito population in South Florida can be a daunting task. On today’s edition of Pestgeek Podcast, we discuss how to deal with mosquito populations in South Florida. On this property we have approached mosquito control with a variety of products such as Catchmaster Final Feed Mosquito Bait which controls Aedes and Culex mosquitoes.…

Exclusion is organic pest control and on today’s edition, we inspect a garage for gaps that might give bugs open access to a home. This kind of holistic pest control requires exclusion. One point to consider is that concrete outside of the home contains PH which will neutralize product within a couple of weeks. #pestcontroltraining…

On today’s Living The Wildlife Podcast, host Stephen Vantassel discusses the concept of thinking strategically about the future of professional wildlife and pest control trade associations. The challenges of emerging business models that are game changers in the industry and how to process and stay ahead of these changes. #pestcontroltraining #pestcontrol #pestcontrolservice #pest #termitecontrol #pestmanagement…

The thought of selling makes most people squirm. With most pest control techs, it’s no different. Here’s the good news. It turns out, in many cases, you are already in sales without being aware of it. On today’s edition, The PestGeek discusses the top 3 sales strategies every pest control technician needs to master to…

On today’s edition, as part of our premium lawn care services, we examine dying grass and try to locate the source of the problem. In our first inspection, we find that it is the actual fertilizer used. In the second lawn inspection, we find palm trees are the main culprit. The question now is: can…