FAQ
Here are a few answers to our most common questions. If you have other questions, always feel free to call our office at (888) 995-4486!
FAQ
DON’T PANIC! There is no secondary poisoning. If your pet does consume any rodenticide directly, flush them out with peroxide until they vomit then call your vet and request an antidote of vitamin K1.
The insects MUST come in contact with the chemical in order for it to be affective. Once they come in contact with the chemical, it can take up to a few hours before you will notice dead bugs.
May through mid-June, depending upon the year.
July through mid-August, depending upon the year.
September through mid-October, depending upon the year.
If you are not in a position to hire a pest control professional, we recommend that you ensure that all cracks, crevices, and holes are sealed up on the exterior of your home. Check out our Facebook page for DIY pest control solutions.
This can be dealt with on a case-by-case basis. We can either get a key, code, or we will purchase a lock box for you to keep an extra key. All information will remain confidential.
With most chemicals as long as they dry, which takes about 20 minutes, before it rains there will be a minimal affect.
By calling Pfitzer Pest control, we can save you time and money while giving you peace of mind that the job will be done safely and correctly by our expertly trained technicians.
First of all, don’t panic! Pfitzer Pest Control guarantees to take care of the issue. We will look over the premises and locate possible entry points and of course eliminate them.
Depending on the level of infestation and type of pests. For regular seasonal treatments (spiders, boxelders, cluster flies, crickets, asian lady beetles, etc.) interior spraying is usually not necessary. We do offer a winter check-up service, taking place early in the year which includes an interior service as well as a completed winter checklist to ensure your home is pest-proof for the upcoming warm season.
Usually, no. Most commonly used chemicals are safe. Some chemicals may have a low odor; therefore, it is up to you if you want to leave until the chemical dries, which would be 30-60 minutes. It is always recommended to keep children and pets away from fresh spray until dry.
No, again it is always recommended to keep pets away from fresh spray until dry. Any rodenticide is kept in lock and key bait stations to prevent children and pets from coming in contact with it.