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Catalog	Rodent Pest Problems? Learn how to control pests and keep them away with organic critter repellents and electronic repellers. FREE Rodent Control EVALUATION - Rodent Control WHY CONTROL PESTS? A. Droppings are unsightly, unhealthy, and potentially fatal. B. Droppings cost money and time. "Cleaning up" represents costs unrecoverable by revenues. C. Pests are destructive and deface property. D. USDA, OSHA, health boards and other organizations can cite, fine or shut down companies for pest mess problems. PEST MANAGEMENT PROGRAM A. Survey the pests and their entry, exit, nesting and feeding habits. B. Inspect your property. Discover what the pests find attractive about your area, and if the same conditions prevail in neighboring properties. C. Remove inducements. Clean the area of all evidence of pests and the residual scent. Because pests and their droppings can cause many diseases, use extreme caution when removing them. Do not breathe or come into direct contact with them. If you have questions about how to do this safely, consult an expert. Remove food spillage, garbage, nesting material and other appealing items. D. Maintain a clean and changing environment. For maximum effectiveness, periodically repeat C) above and relocate or reposition any repellers or critter repellents, and vary the output of any electronic repeller (or turn it off for a short time). E. Install early. It is always best to apply or install a repellent or repeller before "pest season" begins, as it is easier to keep them away than to rout them out once they have already established a pattern. F. Use products synergistically. Two or more different kinds of devices will produce a synergistic effect -- i.e., in combination, the products will yield much greater effectiveness than any one alone. G. Consider alternate locations. Make educated guesses as to where the pests will go when they leave their current infestation area, and consider purchasing units to cover these areas as well. SYNERGY AND OTHER PRODUCTS For best results, BirdX, Inc. always recommends that products be used in conjunction with each other. The combination of different types of control methods has proven to maximize the effectiveness of pest animal control programs.