Dr. Jim Fredericks – Pest Management Professional

In 2024, PPMA plans to build upon its growing momentum, leaning into novel initiatives as well as tried-and-true practices to...

While it may seem daunting to examine what the industry will look by 2033, reflecting on the past decade it...

After celebrating its 25th anniversary in 2022, the Professional Pest Management Alliance (PPMA) looks at different projects for 2023.

When finishing a service, don’t say things like, “Nothing to report today.” There is always something to report. Give your...

Dr. Jim Fredericks shares what two specific corners you should focus on when doing inspections for customers.

Dr. Jim Fredericks shares how to avoid small fly infestations that typically comes with fall décor.

September is still an ideal time to prepare for the brown marmorated stink bug and other overwintering pests, says Dr....

Paper wasps (Polistes spp.) construct their nests from saliva and chewed bits of wood, which when dry form a paper-like...

"When it comes to carpenter bees (Xylocopinae), the rule can be modified to “visit twice, treat once," says Dr. Jim...

Dr. Jim Fredricks shares how to control pharaoh ants, which pest management professionals know can be stubborn pests.

A little over 50 years ago, one of the all-time great industry-related vehicles was born: the Plymouth Duster.

To avoid neglecting the structure where termite evidence is found, complete the entire inspection and find all signs of termites.

Gray squirrel nests are a familiar sight in many neighborhoods across the eastern half of the United States. Here's how...

If customer service representatives interacting with a new or existing client with a pest problem can determine where the infestation...

Instead of reporting the “all-clear” to your client during your next recurring service, plan ahead to describe why pest control...