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A New Jersey-based pest control company has reduced the price for one of its service just in time for the holidays.
Tinton Falls, USA November 20, 2013 /MarketersMedia/
Officials with Alliance Commercial Pest Control (http://alliancepestservices.com) announced today that it has drastically reduced the price for its camelback cricket pest control services.
Were excited to let everyone know that they can take $75.00 off their camelback cricket and cave cricket pest control services, said R. Brett Madden, Esq., spokesman for Alliance Commercial Pest Control. We realize that with the holiday season quickly approaching, every dollar saved goes a long way. However, we also know that now is the time to have this service done, so just to be in tune with the holiday spirit, were providing everyone with a reduction in pricing.
Camel crickets, also known as cave crickets, according to Madden, are very easy to identify.
They have very large hind legs with drumstick-shaped thigh section and long thin antennae, Madden described.
The antennae, Madden pointed out, slowly rise together and are located next to the head.
The pests are brownish in color and have a humpbacked in appearance, Madden noted, before adding, At times, camel crickets or cave crickets can be a pest control problem in the basements of homes, drains, sewers, wells and firewood stacks.
Madden went on to add that although this pest can be very intimidating to look at, especially when they take you by surprise, they are completely harmless.
As to why anyone should consider taking advantage of Alliance Commercial Pest Control, Inc.s services, Madden stressed, While other pest control companies were spraying unnecessary chemicals around your home or business, we were developing and utilizing Integrated Pest Management (IPM).
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Resistance over moves to privatise the city's rat-catching service.
Birmingham public protection chiefs have objected to plans to privatise the councils pest control services - fearing that rat catchers could become unaffordable for ordinary residents.
The service has been told to become self-funding within two years in a bid to cut the 600,000 from the councils budget. Officers have suggested that outsourcing the service and increasing charges as a way of tackling the budget cut.
At present rat and mice catching services are free, but there are charges, which average around 60, to deal with wasp nests, birds, rodents, squirrels and fleas, as well as a paid for pest-proofing service for properties.
Members of the licensing and public protection committee, which oversees the councils pest control service, have said that rat catching should remain free and warned against out sourcing the service.
Coun Peter Kane (Lab, Kingstanding) said: Although there are short comings in the service they are not the result of the department but of the resources they are given.
He said he was highly sceptical of privatisation. Our experience of out sourcing in the past has been a disaster, he added.
His colleague Coun Majid Mahmood (Lab, Hodge Hill) said that the rat catching service must remain free to ensure Birmingham remains pest free.
He argued that rodent problems are most prevalent in deprived areas and that these were a priority for the city council.
He said: We must still be able to deliver the first class service that our citizens have become used to. Pest control must remain a priority for us.
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Irvine, California (PRWEB) March 20, 2014
Tip # 1: Remove the Food Source
If pest birds are eating from your garden, they have no reason to go elsewhere; the food is convenient and plentiful. If you remove their food source, however, they will move on. Whether you have berries, fruit, vegetables, etc., you can protect your garden from pest birds with garden bird netting. Its very easy to install and creates a barrier between the birds and the food source. Garden bird netting is the only way to fully exclude pest birds from your garden. You can leave the netting up through the season or you can take the netting down once the birds move on.
Tip # 2: Use Audible Deterrents to Eliminate Messy & Harmful Bird Droppings
Birds are often attracted to fruit and flowers. Birds may not be eating but they may be leaving droppings behind. Bird droppings create an unsightly mess and can be extremely contaminating. To scare birds away from your food and flower gardens, use an audible bird deterrent that replicates distress and predator calls. Since birds hear on the same level as humans, an ultra-sonic device will not work; use the Solar Bird Chase Super Sonic to create a sense of danger in the area and watch the birds flee.
Tip # 3: Create a Visual Appearance of Danger
Birds are very vigilant and stay away from anything that looks dangerous. Using visual bird deterrents is sometimes all you need to keep birds away from your garden area. Birds are reluctant to be near anything that will disable their wings, and while the red flash tape is a completely humane product; it creates a feeling of danger as it flaps in the wind and reflects in the sun, posing as a moving and unpredictable danger. A brightly colored balloon with a predator eye is another humane but intimidating product that poses as a danger to keep pest birds away.
Absolute Bird Control is the world's leading online distributor of humane bird control products for the homes, gardens, boats and other areas. We proudly carry the Bird-B-Gone brand, an extensive line of effective products to help prevent birds from landing or nesting. Visit http://www.absolutebirdcontrol.com for more information.
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Carson, CA (PRWEB) March 20, 2014
Bowley, an England native, has spent his career working in the pest management industry. He began in college as a researcher for the British Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food, studying the biology and control of stored product insects and mites. Hes since held several pest management-related positions, including technical and sales management roles with Rentokil, Steritech and Horizon Pest Control. His experience includes a mix of business management, marketing, technical, product management and sales training roles.
The announcement was made by Cameron Riddell, President of Bird Barrier America.
Chris has a wealth of experience in the professional pest management industry and has established a reputation for being a valuable and knowledgeable resource for pest management professionals, Riddell said. By having worked in corporate sales, marketing and technical roles, he has insight into the needs of our end-user customers and how we can meet their needs. He will be a valuable addition to the Bird Barrier / Pest Barrier team.
A graduate of Thames Valley University, Berkshire, England, Bowley holds degrees in applied biology and entomology. He moved to the United States in 1983 and settled in Pittsburgh, where he oversaw 14 sales representatives for a local pest management company.
Im excited to be onboard with Bird Barrier and look forward to a successful and enjoyable continuation of my pest management career, said Bowley. After having spent many years working on the front lines as a pest management professional, Im eager to be a part of a strong manufacturer with a reputation for treating the end-user as a valuable part of its business.
He will report directly to Riddell in his new position.
Bowley has two sons and still holds a fondness for Pittsburg his first home in the U.S.
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