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FAQs
What causes roaches in a clean house?
We usually bring them in. Once they are inside your home, cockroaches are attracted to food that has been left out on the counter, dirty dishes in the sink, and crumbs on the floor. They are also attracted to moisture, such as from a leaky pipe underneath a bathroom sink or a wet bathmat on the floor.
Can Termidor be used for both residential and commercial buildings?
Yes, a Termidor Certified Professional can offer termite protection to most any type of structure that is at risk for termite damage, including residential homes, churches, office buildings, commercial businesses, warehouses, manufacturing sites and schools.
How long will it take to complete a Termidor termite treatment?
A residential Termidor termite treatment is typically completed by a trained Termidor Certified Professional in less than a day, offering your home or building termite protection that begins immediately.
Are Carpenter Ants dangerous to my home?
Carpenter ants are merely a nuisance or a serious structural pest that needs to be addressed quickly. If the weather is mild and you happen to see one every few days, further inspection may be necessary. Seeing several daily is cause for concern and treatment may be necessary.
Does Regal Pest Control have a service to control mice?
The house mouse is one of the most common pests that prompt a call to Regal Pest Control. They are best dealt with using an integrated approach including exclusion, sanitation, and population reduction. Usually traps are employed to eliminate mice living inside buildings, but rodenticide baits occasionally have some utility as well. Each account should be inspected and assessed for the best approach to use at each home/building.
You can find more answers to some of our most commonly asked questions on the FAQ page of our website.
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