Inspection
Evidence, extent, access, and contributing conditions

Pest biology, building conditions, weather, landscape, food, moisture, access, and human activity all affect the plan.
A thoughtful inspection connects those factors before a treatment decision is made. That is how a plan becomes precise rather than routine.
Move through each layer. The selected control tools should make sense because the diagnosis supports them.
What organism is present?
The right combination varies by pest and property. Product application is one tool, not the entire definition of pest management.
Evidence, extent, access, and contributing conditions
Species level clues and behavior that change the plan
Durable correction of practical entry points
Traps, removal, vacuuming, and physical methods
Changes to food, water, shelter, or vegetation
Tools that measure activity and verify progress
Label directed selection and placement when appropriate
Reinspection, adjustment, and prevention reinforcement
Products are selected and applied according to their labels, the pest involved, the environment, and conditions at the property. Pristine Pest Control does not make unsupported safety guarantees.
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