Zonegard Philippines and Termite Treatment Service ( Anay )

General Pest Control Program

Any successful program for managing pest infestation requires the cooperation of the facility management, its tenants and the pest management provider or the pest control operator (PCO). The presence of pests inside a structure is dependent on a number of factors including the facilities location and landscape maintenance, and the quality of the overall pest management program.

Each facility has its own maintenance, sanitation, and pest infestation potential. The procedures outlined below are general in nature and are meant to provide the guidelines on which to build a pest a management program for a specific facility.

These specifications include the furnishing of all professional services, equipment, labor and materials necessary to provide the pest control services described in this pest control program.

SCOPE OF WORK:

Pest control service stipulated by these specifications will be for the control of the following pests:
Ø Crawling insects (cockroaches and ants)
Ø Flying insects (mosquitoes and flies)
Ø Rodent (Trapping Only using glue boards)

These specifications, however, DO NOT include the control of termites or any unnamed pests.

Only materials that are registered with the Philippine Fertilizer and Pesticide Authority (FPA) and US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) will be used in performing these services. All materials that will be used in strict accordance with label directions. All spray materials will be of water based, low odor type. A sample label of materials utilized will be included in the logbook that we will provide.

SCHEDULE AND PROCEDURE

Zone Gard is highly committed in providing your residence with a quality pest control service to immediately address pest problems. These techniques are designed to be extremely effective without being obtrusive and cumbersome to the personnel.

Common areas of such as hallways, kitchen, comfort rooms, and garbage areas are the most likely areas for cockroach activity and harborage. These pests are generally carried in on incoming food items or possibly in the belongings of employees. These areas will require careful inspection and treatment, as necessary.

Three Step System has a unique approach in achieving cockroach elimination in most situations. Details are as follows:

a. STEP ONE: Surface spraying. This is the most common treatment for crawling insects. This could be done on areas where cockroaches are more likely to nest and breed in, considering that the areas do not have any open wirings to prevent accidents

b. STEP TWO: Gel Baiting. Where other methods cannot be used, gel bait insecticides such as (Fipronil bait) may be utilized - where this is permitted. Numerous placements of gel bait will be applied in critical areas near cockroach harborages. Baits may also be placed on or under machines, equipment, storage shelving, and other areas where this product may be of maximum benefit.

c. STEP THREE: Treatment of Cracks and Voids. Harborages where cockroaches are active or may likely be found will be treated by cracks and crevice and void treatments utilizing residual insecticides (only it is permitted). The location of cracks that require sealing will be identified to the facility.

Note: Materials for sealing gaps, cracks such as cement, silicone or other suitable materials are not included in this program

B. FLIES AND MOSQUITOES

Most of the control efforts involving flying insects involve attracting as few insects as possible to the building via good sanitation and proper lighting and then keeping doors closed as much as possible.

Zone Gard personnel can do little in the way of treatments to limit or reduce infestations of flies and nighttime flying insects. He can, however, identify conditions contributing to flying insect invasions and detail these on a sanitation report.

Sanitation generally refers to the removal of food and water sources that pests could potentially use to survive. The amount of available food and water often is the factor that determines the size of the population of certain insect pests particularly flies.

1 . The canteen/pantry areas, where food products are stored, prepared, eaten, or disposed will require regular attention.

2 . The Garbage Area requires regular cleaning to limit it as a potential food source for pests and to reduce food odors, which might attract flies. Disposing of food wastes inside plastic bags-when possible-into dumpster helps reduce food odors and minimize clean up. Regular trash removal is

3 . Floor drains should be cleaned regularly to prevent flies from breeding in them.

Since many infestations of pests originate from outside of a facility, keeping the pests out by employing good exclusion practices is a major factor in limiting pest infestations.

1. Any cracks and holes in the exterior where pests could enter particularly flying insects should be properly sealed.

2. All doors and windows should have tight-fitting or weather-stripping around all edges.

3. Doors should remain closed except when in uses. If a doorway is kept open for ventilation purposes, then a screen door or screen framed should be installed in the doorway. Most problems involving flies and flying insects can be traced back to this factor.

4. Trash bin covers will be helpful in order not to attract flies or any other pests.

c. NON-RESIDUAL INSECTICIDE APPLICATION

The use of insecticides to control flies and mosquitoes will include application of non-residual space treatments to contact and kill adult flies inside. In doing this, monthly misting and surface spraying inside all areas is recommended. This will be done in accordance with a pre-arranged schedule of the treatment. Besides, larvicidal application of known breeding places and harborages of flies and mosquitoes will also be carried out.

GENERAL PEST CONTROL TREATMENT

TREATMENT PROCEDURE

a. STEP ONE: Surface spraying

This is the most common treatment for crawling insects. This could be done on areas where cockroaches are more likely to nest and breed in, considering that the areas do not have any open wirings to prevent accidents

b. STEP TWO: Gel Baiting

Where other methods cannot be used, gel bait insecticides such as (Fipronil bait) may be utilized - where this is permitted. Numerous placements of gel bait will be applied in critical areas near cockroach harborages. Baits may also be placed on or under machines, equipment, storage shelving, and other areas where this product may be of maximum benefit.

c. STEP THREE: Treatment of Cracks and Voids

Harborages where cockroaches are active or may likely be found will be treated by cracks and crevice and void treatments utilizing residual insecticides (only it is permitted). The location of cracks that require sealing will be identified to the facility

a. Non-residual / Residual Insecticide Application

The use of insecticides to control flies and mosquitoes will include application of non-residual/residual space treatments to contact and kill adult flies and mosquitoes inside. In doing this, a surface spraying inside all areas is recommended. This will be done in accordance with a pre-arranged schedule of the treatment. Besides, larvicidal application of known breeding places and harborages of flies and mosquitoes will also be carried out.

Services Offered:

Termite Control

• Soil Injection
• Soil Poisoning
• Baiting System

General Pest Control

• Crawling/Flying Insects
• Rodent Control

Pest-proofing

Our Satisfaction Guarantee

100% Satisfaction Guarantee We are commited to always providing 100% total satisfaction. Whenever technicians enter your home, you can be assured of neat, professional and courteous service. And, if pests ever reappear between services, just give us a call and we'll retreat at no additional charge.