From the Magazine | Pest Management Professional

It is a pest management professional's job to know which stinging insect species warrant control and in what circumstances.

Wildlife control professional Keith Markun suggests a four-pronged strategy to have in place before touching a woodpecker account.

Doug Foster is the president of Burt’s Termite & Pest Control, Columbus, Ind. We caught up with him to hear...

Management for red imported fire ants (RIFA) begins outdoors where they occur. Dr. Janis Reed, BCE, shares some tips for...

Have a residential account without pets, but experiencing bites from fleas? Squirrels, raccoons and other wildlife can harbor fleas, too.

Make your voice heard by writing letters and meeting with your legislators. Be an advocate for the pest control industry...

Cockroaches are not good. But they’re not the end of the world, despite your customers who feel that way. Help...

To celebrate National Pest Management Month, watch a screening of “Attack of the Murder Hornets,” a documentary now streaming on...

The pandemic did not stop the owners of Compass Pest Management from honoring employees and longtime customers for helping them...

Cockroaches can easily adapt to modern control strategies, but they also can be overcome with good measures. Whether infestations are...

Whether your customers have seen only one cockroach in the kitchen or have been living with dozens of them for...

Pest management professionals are encouraged to pay attention to proposed legislation would impact the pest control industry.

Pete Schopen shares how his company, Schopen Pest Solutions, looks for new opportunities to make money and strategies to upsell...

Throughout the world, pest management professionals (PMPs) battle a wide variety of pests. But to do it in New York...

There are seven defining characteristics of evergreen entrepreneurs and the companies they build. They are referred to as the 7...