ALBUQUERQUE, RIO RANCHO, SANTA FE & SURROUNDING AREAS
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q - Why can't you just come out once and get rid of all my pests? A - If only it was that easy! The fact of the matter is, once pests are sighted, it might mean the population is out of control. When a homeowner sees one mouse, or one cockroach, or one ant, it is usually an indication that the infestation has grown large enough for pests to seek new nesting sites or food sources. If an integrated Pest Management Program is not completed, the source of the infestation will continue to produce new pests. Desert Green’s Pest Protection Plan provides year-round pest maintenance and includes free callback service. Q - Will your treatment hurt my pets? A - No. The danger to your pets lives is not having a Desert Green IPM program. Fleas, ticks, bees and rodents, can be a problem for your pet as well as your family. State-licensed and trained professionals at Desert Green are trained to be sure that the treatment we perform targets the pests only. The safety of our customers and their pets are our biggest concern. Q - Our house was treated for termites when we moved in five years ago. Does it need to be treated or inspected again? A - Your home may not need to be treated again, but it definitely should be inspected. Here's a fact that may surprise you. Termites do more damage to homes in the U.S. each year than fire and storm combined! The U.S. forest service and the U.S. Dept. of Agriculture recommend that structures be inspected once a year for termites and other wood-destroying insects. Q - What are the effects of long-term exposure to the pesticides you use? A - New formulations, have nearly eliminated airborne pesticides indoors. Liquids used by Desert Green have minimal amounts of active ingredients. In fact, the inert ingredients in some "over-the-counter" pest control products are more harmful to homeowners and the environment than anything a Pest Management Professional (PMP) would consider using. |
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Why Cedar Oil? THE PRODUCT THAT NATURALLY WORKS The natural oil from cedar wood is environmentally safe. The oil is steamed out of the cedar wood found on ranches from previous clearing operations for livestock grazing. There are no chemicals involved in the process. Our refined cedar oil Products have the authentic cedar fragrance, just as it is in nature. Cedar wood has been used for 1000's of years as one of the mother nature's own insect repellents. Texas cattle fences are built with cedar post which naturally resist decay and pest infestation for 50 years or more. The Cedars of Lebanon were used to build King Solomon's' Tomb. The Egyptians used papaya leaves soaked in cedar oil in the mummification of their dead. Our pioneering forefathers used cedar sawdust on the floors of their cabins to rid them from countless pests. Native Americans would rub their bodies with cedar needles to prevent mosquitoes and other biting bugs from feasting on them. Our products are tested and proven to not only kill Mosquito's, Flea's & Bed Bugs instantly but is one of the "ONLY PEST CONTROL SUBSTANCE KNOWN TO MAN THAT WILL KILL THE FLEA, ITS EGGS AND LARVEA THE FIRST TIME" PERIOD... and in-fact our Cedar Oil Solutions will go down in history as the most effective insect control ever. Our product was Tested by Iowa State University at the request of the United States Department of Agriculture for the use of the United States Army in Iraq to eliminate the Desert Sand Flea problem that our troops were in countering, which chemicals treatments were either ineffective or causing rashes, and the test results were astonishing, our product was RATED far superior to its chemical counterpart. Finally a product that is safe and is far superior to any chemicals that you've been using . . . endorsed by the U.S. D.A. leading Scientist Dr. Bradford. It is globally acknowledged as the most effective Bio-control agent for biting and stinging insects available on the market.
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