Michael Boyd

3 weeks ago | mypmp.net | Michael Boyd |Jason Meyers |Tommy Powell |Heather Patterson

Let’s deliver a one-two punch to German cockroaches. They are world-class hide-and-seek champions, often requiring follow-up treatments. After performing your IPM program and completing your initial treatment, you should return approximately 10 to 14 days later for a follow-up treatment by applying insecticide dust, gel bait and glue boards, for example. Apply insecticide dust into void spaces where cockroaches hide and thrive, but humans do not typically encounter.

1 month ago | mypmp.net | Matt Remmen |Michael Boyd |Andrew Fisher

Winter is when PMPs may see an increase in customer concerns about indoor biting pests, especially bed bugs. Even without confirmed infestations, these worries require a thoughtful and professional response to build trust and provide reassurance. Be proactive so you can alleviate their fears by doing the following:Plan ahead. Develop protocols for timely home visits with clear communication and efficient scheduling. Define guidelines.

1 month ago | mypmp.net | Jamel Sandidge |Michael Boyd |Andrew Fisher

We often think about the direct task of eliminating bed bugs, but too often, we don’t think much about the aftermath of our success. Bed bugs leave behind distinct odors caused by their decaying bodies, fecal material, dry blood, odor-causing bacteria and other secretions. These strong odors penetrate clothing, bedding, carpets, school backpacks, stuffed animals and other surfaces. They even can linger for months after populations have been eliminated.

1 month ago | mypmp.net | Michael Boyd |Andrew Fisher |Bob Davis

Sleep tight, don’t let the bed bugs bite! There are still PMPs performing their very first bed bug services because of the dramatic increase in reported infestations. Successful treatment relies on mastering the fundamentals. First, conduct a detailed inspection of the affected and surrounding rooms. Diligently inspect mattress seams, seat cushions, floorboards, drapes and even children’s plush toys, as they are frequently slept with.

Mar 28, 2024 | mypmp.net | Michael Boyd

From April 1, 2024, through Aug. 31, 2024, purchase 20 quarts of Bithor SC and receive a free Accuthor sprayer. Featuring the dual active ingredients of imidacloprid and bifenthrin, Bithor SC is labeled for more than 100 pests, indoors and out, including bed bugs, ants, mosquitoes, cockroaches, fleas, flies, ticks, yellowjackets, wasps and more. The Accuthor sprayer features a pressure relief valve to eliminate risk of chemical spray across the top of the tank.