2011 Archives

Bioremediation - Restaurants Need Help Cleaning Drains During Busy Holidays

November

10

2011

Many people have never heard of the term bioremediation.  It is not a word that is commonly used in every day conversation.  However, if you are in the food services industry, it is a word you are probably very familiar with.  Bioremediation is the process of introducing helpful bacteria or enzymes into places that are hard to reach for cleaning purposes, such as drains, grease traps, and soda and beer tap drain lines.

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Tags: portland  |  seattle  |  commercial pest control  |  Sprague Pest Solutions  |  Washington  |  Oregon  |  bioremediation

Is Your Business Struggling With Rodent Control Problems?

November

07

2011

As every business owner knows, a rodent sighting at a commercial facility can be detrimental to a well-run business.  Your reputation can quickly go from that of a clean and well-kept business, to run down and dirty.  In the Denver and Boulder metros, the main culprits are mice and rats

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Tags: rat control  |  rodent control  |  commercial pest control  |  Sprague Pest Solutions  |  denver pest control  |  boulder pest control  |  Colorado pest control  |  mouse control  |  EnviroPest by Sprague

A Couple Of Venomous Spiders To Watch Out For This Fall

October

30

2011

Spiders …. Little eight legged arthropods that cause quite a fright for most people. These bugs are found on every continent, except for Antarctica and are featured as an integral part of Halloween, because they are pretty creepy. Here are a couple venomous spiders you should keep an eye out for this Halloween (and the rest of the year as well!):

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Tags: spiders  |  Sprague Pest Solutions  |  spider control  |  yellow sac spider  |  hobo spider  |  Utah spiders

Rodent Control: Where Are They Hiding?

October

26

2011

Rodents are excellent little hiders. If you have ever had one in your home or business, you probably already know this. These creatures are quite small, agile and very quick, normally making no match against the clumsy human that is lumbering after it. The rodents that most commonly live amongst humans are the common house mouse, Norway rats and roof rats. These rodents all have the capability of slipping through holes as small as one quarter inch in diameter, and because most structures aren’t as tight as a drum, these pests always seem to find a way into our homes or businesses.

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Tags: rat control  |  rodent control  |  home pest control  |  fall pest prevention  |  mouse control

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