The three things thatclose restaurants.
Cockroaches, rodents, and flies account for nearly every pest-related closure. Here is what inspectors look for, and how we end each one at the source.
Cockroaches, ended at the harborage.
Roaches live deep in cracks, voids, and equipment, which is why surface treatments fail. If you are seeing them in the open, the population behind the walls is many times larger. Daytime sightings mean the harborage is overcrowded: a late-stage sign, not an early one.
What the inspector sees
- Live activity. One visible roach reads as a sign of many
- Pepper-like droppings in corners, drawers and hinges
- Egg casings behind refrigeration and in crevices
- A musty, oily odor in storage: an established colony
How we end it
- Deep-fogging clean-out collapses the population at the harborage level
- ULV + IGR sterilization: eggs stop hatching, larvae never mature
- Moisture-resistant dust keeps working in voids for months
- Documented monitoring proves control at re-inspection
Rodents, sealed out for good.
Rodents travel the same runways every night, leaving exactly the evidence inspectors are trained to find. Trapping without sealing entry points is a revolving door. Our 30-day program closes it permanently.
What the inspector sees
- Droppings along walls and under equipment
- Grease rub marks tracing baseboard runways
- Gnaw marks on packaging, product and wiring
- Unsealed gaps, pipes and door sweeps: entry points
Our 30-day program
- Surveillance: track movement, find every entry point
- Targeted elimination: mechanical trapping plus strategic baiting
- Exclusion: physically seal the building against re-entry
- Sanitization: neutralize odor trails so new rodents do not follow old ones in
Flies, treated where they breed.
Filth flies breed in the organic buildup inside drains, under equipment, and around waste areas. Killing adults without treating the source means a new generation hatches within days. We treat where they breed, not where they land.
What the inspector sees
- Small flies hovering around floor drains and prep sinks
- Activity near dumpsters, grease bins and outdoor seating
- Organic buildup in drains: the breeding site itself
How we end it
- Enzyme drain treatment removes the buildup they breed in
- IGR application breaks the fly life cycle at the larval stage
- Fly-light installation in prep, trash and storage zones
- Exterior control for dumpsters and outdoor areas
Every hour closed is money gone.
Let's get you open.
Call now. The line is answered 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Tell us what you are seeing and we will tell you honestly what it is, and what your fastest path back open looks like.
(562) 454-0428