Sealing Exclusion And Some Other Preventive Techniques

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PGP-49 Sealing Exclusion And Some Other Preventive Techniques

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Mark Reardon Owner at Critical Care Pest Management Brisbane, Australia.

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From “listener of the show”
Hi Frank, loved your podcast on dusting wall voids. Would you mind talking about issues that you’ve encountered when dusting wall voids and how you’ve overcome them? Such as, what happens when paint seals and electrical outlet and removing it will rip off the paint. Do you treat the plumbing area behind the toilets and if so do you drill and patch? Do customers ever have issues with this? Keep you podcasts up! Would love one on hunting spiders.

I can call in with my question but I’d rather be known as a “listener of the show” lol. We are mostly concerned with what the customer thinks if they see razor marks around the outlets as an example or patch marks in their walls. When you say you do plumbing, are you taking about all wall voids that contain a water pipe? If there is no easy way to access the void do you skip it? I’ll call in tomorrow for you. We have questions based on your non-repellent podcast too. We feel like our entire product line needs to be non-repellent now for general pest maintenance. Good stuff!

This is a question asked regarding
http://pestgeek.wpengine.com/caulking-and-foaming-as-part-of-your-ipm-program/
http://pestgeek.wpengine.com/reducing-callbacks-and-increasing-customer-satisfaction-with-dust-void-treatments/
http://pestgeek.wpengine.com/to-repel-or-not-to-repel-using-non-repellent-insecticides/