Perimeter pest control is often likened to a protective "shield." By applying a high-quality pest control product around your property, the aim is to prevent pests from entering.

This approach differs from extermination services, which deal with pests already present in your home. Given the rapid breeding and multiplication of pests, the concept behind perimeter pest control is to tackle them before they infiltrate your living space. The pest control product is applied externally, reinforcing the analogy of a shield.

The shield analogy becomes particularly apt in understanding that perimeter pest control is a proactive and defensive measure. The goal is to address potential pest issues before they escalate into problems within your home.

• • Ants
  • Fleas
  • Cockroaches
  • Centipedes
  • Millipedes
  • Spiders
  • Silverfish

When assessing the safety of perimeter pest control services, another crucial factor to consider is the method of product application. This encompasses the training and expertise of the technicians responsible for the application.

At Limbwalker, we prioritize safety by employing highly trained professional pest control technicians who possess a deep understanding of the proper application techniques. This, in itself, enhances the safety of the process.

Well-trained technicians are adept at identifying specific areas on the property where product application will yield optimal results. Rather than indiscriminately covering the entire property, the focus is on targeted zones frequented by pests in their attempts to infiltrate. This strategic approach minimizes unnecessary product usage.

The assurance that our technicians don't need to enter customers' homes provides an added layer of comfort. We believe the most effective defense against pests is preventing their entry into people's homes from the outset.

To further ensure safety, we recommend that homeowners remain indoors, along with their pets and children, during the application. Your safety is a top priority for us, and it's important to note that once the product is dry, it is safe. In many cases, the product is nearly dry before we conclude our work on the property.