From Attic Dusting to Niban Granular Service: A New Approach to Pest Control

From Attic Dusting to Niban Granular Service: A New Approach to Pest Control

As part of our ongoing commitment to providing the best possible pest control services to our clients, Imperial Pest Prevention is pleased to announce that we are switching from attic dusting to Niban granular service for general household pest control.

Introduction

At Imperial Pest Prevention, we are always looking for new and innovative ways to keep our clients’ homes and businesses pest-free. For many years, we have relied on attic dusting as a key part of our pest control strategy. However, after careful consideration and analysis of the risks and benefits, we have decided to switch to Niban granular service for general household pest control.

What is Attic Dusting?

Attic dusting is a traditional method of pest control that involves spraying a fine powder containing insecticides and other chemicals in the attic of a home or business. The powder is designed to kill pests such as cockroaches, ants, and spiders, and prevent them from returning.

Why We Are Switching

While attic dusting has been effective for many years, it does come with some risks and limitations. First and foremost, there is the issue of liability. Attic dusting involves the use of chemicals that can be harmful to humans and pets if not used properly. Additionally, there is the risk of accidental inhalation or exposure during the application process.

Secondly, attic dusting can be hazardous to technicians. Crawling around in an attic and spraying chemicals can be physically demanding, and can put our technicians at risk of injury.

Finally, there is the issue of client safety. While attic dusting can be effective in controlling pests, it is not always the most targeted or efficient method. It can also be messy and time-consuming, which can be inconvenient for our clients.

The Benefits of Niban Granular Service

Niban granular service is a newer, more targeted approach to pest control that offers several benefits over attic dusting. First and foremost, it is safer for both our technicians and our clients. Niban granular service involves the use of granules containing boric acid, which is a much safer and less toxic substance than the chemicals used in attic dusting.

In addition, Niban granular service is more efficient and effective at controlling pests. The granules are designed to be placed in specific areas where pests are likely to travel or nest, such as along baseboards or in cracks and crevices. This targeted approach means that we can control pests more effectively and with less mess and inconvenience for our clients.

How We Will Implement the Change

We understand that switching from attic dusting to Niban granular service may be a significant change for some of our clients. However, we are committed to making the transition as smooth and seamless as possible.

Our technicians have been trained in the use of Niban granular service and are equipped with all the necessary tools and equipment to implement the change. We will also be providing our clients with detailed information about the benefits of Niban granular service and how it works, as well as answering any questions or concerns they may have.

Conclusion

At Imperial Pest Prevention, we are committed to providing the best possible pest control services to our clients. We believe that switching from attic dusting to Niban granular service for general household pest control is a positive step forward in achieving this goal. We look forward to working with our clients to implement this change and continue providing them with the highest quality pest control services available.

FAQs

1. What is Niban granular service?
2. How is Niban granular service different from attic dusting?
3. Is Niban granular service safe for pets and humans?
4. Will Niban granular service be more expensive than attic dusting?
5. How long does it take to see the results of Niban granular service?

FAQ Answers

1. Niban granular service is a pest control method that uses granules containing boric acid to target and control pests. The granules are placed in specific areas where pests are likely to travel or nest, such as along baseboards or in cracks and crevices.
2. Niban granular service is different from attic dusting in several ways. First, it uses a safer and less toxic substance (boric acid) than the chemicals used in attic dusting. Second, it is more targeted and efficient at controlling pests, which means less mess and inconvenience for our clients.
3. Yes, Niban granular service is safe for both pets and humans. Boric acid is a naturally occurring substance that is used in many household products, such as eye drops and insecticides.
4. No, Niban granular service is not more expensive than attic dusting. In fact, it is often more cost-effective in the long run, as it is more efficient at controlling pests and requires less time and labor to apply.
5. The results of Niban granular service can vary depending on the type and severity of the pest infestation. However, most clients report seeing a noticeable reduction in pests within a few days to a week after the service is performed.

In conclusion, switching from attic dusting to Niban granular service for general household pest control is a positive step forward for Imperial Pest Prevention and our clients. We believe that this change will result in safer, more efficient, and more effective pest control services, and we are committed to working with our clients to implement this change smoothly and seamlessly.

About Imperial Pest Prevention

Imperial Pest Prevention is full service pest control company specializing in Termite Control, Pest Control, Lawn and Shrub Spraying etc. Imperial Pest Prevention is licensed by the state of Florida and enjoys a high level of customer service while maintaining high rated reviews on Google and other internet sources. All Imperial Pest Prevention technicians are state qualified and receive ongoing mandatory training to remain compliant to the constant changing industry laws, regulations, and ever-changing pest control industry.