PROPEST PROPERTY MANAGEMENT
Propest has supported Auckland real estate companies, property managers and letting agents for those times when tenants are not the only ones making a property home.
INITIATIVES
Propest has developed a specific property pest support initiative for the industry with the aim of assisting real estate companies deal with invasive pests within their clients properties.
Property investors and developers also require Propest to treat for fleas, cockroaches and other pests when renovating properties.
How Propest protects THE REAL ESTATE INDUSTRY from PESTS
Propest understands the requirements needed to provide a prompt, effective and hassle-free solution to your clients pest control needs.
Our licensed technicians and office staff are industry professionals, highly trained and are able to advise and work with you to ensure that the job gets done correctly.
AIM - Our 360 degree Service Program
SOME COMMON QUESTIONS ABOUT PESTS
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Regular Propest pest control treatments are necessary to keep pests out of your home or business. Most pest control products on the market are designed to last around a maximum of 45-60 days, and should be periodically reapplied in order to create a protective barrier around the exterior of your property. Also, pests can be extremely adaptive and resilient to pest control products and therefore require frequent applications to control a pest problem. We recommend treatment services between 1-3 months – depending on the nature of the invasive species in order to keep your property safe, secure and hygienic.
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Propest follows a 360 degree pest program known as A.I.M.
ATTAIN Propest attains a comprehensive site survey.
IMPLEMENT Propest implements a service approach that meets your needs.
MANAGE Propest manages your continued protection.
By following this proven method Propest will communicate exactly what your needs are, we will employ the highest moral and ethical standards for treatments, and therefore we will not recommend anything our customers do not need.
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The pest industry products used by Propest technicians here in New Zealand have undergone rigorous research, development and testing first at the manufacturer level, then at the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), and finally, in many cases through World Health Organisation and other international bodies. All Propest technicians have the required licences to handle these products and a wide range of regular training on their safe and appropriate use, is provided.
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It is important to have an educated understanding of, and conservative respect for the pest control products that are applied in and around your home. In most cases, a person or pet should stay out the treated area until the pest control solution is dry. Propest recommends 2-4 hours stand down until it is safe to re-enter the property. The Propest pest control technician will provide you with a detailed service report that states the name of each product used, as well as where it was applied and when it is safe to re enter. If you ever have any questions about a specific product we used, please reach out to us so that labels and material data safety sheets can be provided.
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A green or organic pest control treatment is any treatment that uses a naturally occurring, non-synthetically altered or enhanced pesticide. These products are usually botanical, and they have proven to be quite effective overall. However, they do sometimes lack the residual power of synthetic versions that have been created by scientists in laboratories.
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Pesticides are chemicals that may be used to kill fungus, bacteria, insects, plant diseases, snails, slugs, or weeds among others. These chemicals can work by ingestion or by touch and death may occur immediately or over a long period of time.
Insecticides are a type of pesticide that is used to specifically target and kill insects. Some insecticides include snail bait, ant killer, and wasp killer.
Herbicides are used to kill undesirable plants or “weeds”. Some herbicides will kill all the plants they touch, while others are designed to target one species.