Progressive Pest Program:

The foundation of our commercial program, this nine-step monthly non-food handling service incorporates an I.P.M. approach to deal with most crawling insects, like ants, spiders and crickets.

Restaurant Program:

This monthly twelve-step program for the food handling environment incorporates an Integrated Pest Management (I.P.M.) approach and focuses on the control of crawling insects, especially the German cockroach.

Fly Control:

This eleven-step monthly program is designed to control flesh, house and drain flies from the larval through adult stages.

Stored Product Pest Program:

Working hand-in-hand, the customer & technician impose a sanitation and monthly three step correction/prevention program to control this pest and reduce product loss due to infestation.

Rodent Control:

Exclusion is at the heart of any rodent control program, followed by trapping those who have already penetrated the structure. Our premier program also eradicates the feasting insects associated with rodents and sanitizes surfaces affected by rodent urination & defecation.

Bee Service Options:

Preventative Bee Monitoring Solutions.
Bee Extermination & Hive Removal Program.
Bee Extermination, Hive Removal & Repair Program*.
Bee Swarm Removal.
Utility Box Bee Removal.
Bird Control:

This four step program addresses removal of the existing bird population, installation of mechanical exclusion/control measures and sanitation.

Fire Ant Control:

Available as a special one-time annual service or a monthly control & monitoring program, this six step process is designed to attack the colony where it lives and suppress ant egg production to impact future generations.

Mosquito Mitigation:

This four-step control program focuses on a 100-foot radius from the “bite site,” searching for conditions conducive to mosquito breeding. It is designed to control mosquitoes from the larval through adult stages. Truly Nolen’s goal is to reduce the customer’s mosquito population by 75%.

Flea & Tick Service:

Fleas or ticks in the workplace? The everyday workplace is becoming more pet friendly and these feasting pests can be introduced into your business during even a brief visit.