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Pest Elimination
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You need a partner with the proven science-based expertise to help you protect your brand and maintain a safe, healthy, pest-free environment.
You need Ecolab.
You need Ecolab.
About Pest Elimination
Combatting COVID-19
Ecolab Pest Elimination, an essential service provider, is proud to serve our communities and customers by safeguarding public health, food safety and property from the damaging effects of pests. Read more about our commitment to ensure the health and safety of our customers during the COVID-19 pandemic.
We Are Committed to a Higher Standard
Ecolab goes beyond pest control, putting our expertise to work every day to solve the industry’s most complex pest challenges. Through our proactive people and innovative spirit, we protect you today, while advancing new and better solutions to protect you tomorrow.
Our Pest Elimination Offerings
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Featured Publications and Articles
The Dangers Cockroaches Bring to Food Safety
A single cockroach sighted during the day can indicate that there is a significant infestation. Cockroaches, also known as ‘roaches,’ are nocturnal and prefer to live and breed in dark shelters near food and moisture. But if a harborage site is overpopulated, they can be forced out in daylight, often in search of food.
Rodent Defence
Rodents can be a major problem for food and beverage processing facilities any time of year, but the adverse conditions of winter can accelerate the problem as mice, that lived outdoors throughout the temperate months, enter buildings in search of food and warmth.
Fly Control and Prevention
Small fly control requires a partnership between you and your pest provider. Since small flies are an indicator of a sanitation or structural problem within your facility, removal of the breeding source is the only permanent means of avoiding an infestation. Following simple sanitation and structural recommendations can make a big difference in avoiding a fruit fly infestation.