Restaurant

The Truly Nolen commercial team takes great pride in performing proactive pest control in restaurants using a variety of different methods, treatments, and materials to create a pest-controlled environment. We have the rare ability to not only perform high-quality proactive pest control, but also the ability to perform corrective pest control for existing infestations. Our corrective measures enable us to eliminate German roaches, American roaches, drain flies, phorid flies, fruit flies, or ants with a rapid response.

Inspection

Restaurants vary in setting and unique qualities resulting in specific approaches for your facility. To create the perfect scope of service, our trained inspectors will conduct a “needs analysis” of your restaurant to determine which protocols are the most appropriate for your establishment. We will ensure we document all current pest activity, identify potential harborage points to prevent future pest activity, and provide specific Truly Nolen treatment methods to control pests in your restaurant.

Treatment

All services will begin with a service professional inspecting your restaurant for new activity, potential harborage points, and conditions conducive (conditions that are likely to cause issues). Our goal is to not only take care of existing pests but also prevent future pest outbreaks from occurring. The technician will then correct any pest concerns that may be prevalent before moving into proactive pest control. The proactive pest control treatment will focus on crack & crevice treatments, moisture collection points, debris build-up, floor drains, conducive equipment, dining areas, restrooms, and the exterior. Upon completion of the service, the service professional will communicate our findings and treatment to the designated point of contact.

Restaurant Inspection/Infestation Photos

Restaurants attract pests because of the different types of organic debris produced there. The photos below are examples of pest professionals inspecting a commercial kitchen to find and address sanitation issues.