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What Pests Can Do To The Office Environment

Quality Employees Equal Opportunity Profits

To achieve a professional staff, you must present your company as professional. Quality workers deserve a clean, safe environment inwhich to work. Mice, roaches, and fleas are not conductive to quality work.  Potential employees of any value will overlook your employment opportunity if they see signs of pest infestations or unsanitary work conditions. With the lack of qualified workers available in today's job market, employers need what ever edge they cna get when seeking potential workers.  An unsightly pest problem should not be an issue.

Happy Employees Equal Happy Customers

When your employees are happy with their work environment and conditions, they are more likely to be productive to the company.  How many times have you heard horror stories about unhappy employees who just don't care? Don't let that conversation be about your company. A happy employee is worth his/her weight in gold. They overwhelmingly out perform unhappy workers.  Don't let a valuable employee slip away from your company because of phobia in spiders, mice, or a number of other common office pests.  Don't be the boss who says, "It's no big deal. " Be the boss who says, "I'll get a professional to handle it." That says you care. When the boss cares, the employee cares, and when the employee cares, the customer matters.  Show your staff that they deserve a pest free work environment, because you care.

 

 

 

The Presence of Rodents and Insects Around Computer Systems and Office Equipment Can Be Costly

The most common office pests are mice, rats, spiders, cockroaches, ants, and fleas. These pests can cause damage to wiring and computer components, loss of data, and equipment malfunctions. These problems can lead to low productivity in the workplace, loss of customers, and worst of all, a bad reputation for the company.

 

 

Tips To Prevent Pests In The Office Environment

~ Be sure that all food spills are cleaned up immediately.

~ Empty trash frequently and replace plastic liner when food residue is evident.

~ Do not store empty soda cans in your area. The sugar residue will attract insects.

~ Keep microwave and toaster ovens clean.

~ Keep all food in tightly sealed containers.

~ Dispose of cardboard containers that may provide living spaces for rodents, and can be a food source for insects.

~ Report all water leaks or condensation on pipes.

~ Seal cracks and openings around wiring and keep screens closed.

~ Leave work areas and desks clean from debris and left over food that pests may feed off of.

~ Clean garbage cans daily with hot soapy water. Garbage and trash are breeding places for germs and diseases and can attract rodents and other vermin.

**Failure to routinely do any of these tips could result in visits from the health department and at worst, create lawsuits for the establishment.

 

Brown's IPM knows that the office environment can be a sensitive area for pest control treatments. Because office equipment can be damaged by the use of traditional pest control measures, Brown's Intergrated Pest Management uses the best methods of pest control for your specific office needs. Call Brown's for a free estimate.

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