Ancillary services are additional pest control solutions that can enhance your Integrated Pest Management (IPM) plan to solve challenges unique to your business and your facility.

Implementing exclusion tactics around your property offers many benefits including using fewer chemical treatments, acting as a preventive measure to stop pest issues before they occur and contributing to overall energy efficiency in your facility.

Orkin® Scent Services now offers two new products to keep your business smelling fresh. AirRemedy™ helps eliminate odors and leave your facility smelling fresh and clean, and AirSpa™ delivers a desired fragrance to strengthen your brand impression.

While an often-overlooked pest issue, birds carry disease and damage structures, creating formidable problems for businesses. Here is how to spot and control a bird infestation.

While you’re preparing for the onslaught of the holiday season, don’t overlook the ways you can help reduce your chances of unwanted pests.

As an Orkin customer, you have access to one of two platforms: MyAccount or Orkin InSite®. Learn how these dashboards provide the documentation and reporting information you need when you need it, so your pest control program maintains the gold standard.

Learn how your maintenance staff can help further your pest prevention efforts with Orkin’s Staff Training Checklist.

Whether you’re pursuing LEED certification for your building or have your own sustainability goals you’re working toward, environmentally responsible pest control should be part of your plan.

Use expert tips from Orkin to learn about top pests to watch out for during hurricane season and steps to take to keep pests out after a super storm hits.

What does a successful pest control program look like?

Consider these ten questions your script for confidently interviewing any pest control service prospect.

As you prepare for the summer, here are the winged pests you should look for.

You deserve a partner you can count on to get the job done right, even when you’re not looking.

The year 2020 brought us many surprises, including an influx of rodent headlines.