Medical-grade pest control for patient-safe facilities

Hospitals and medical campuses carry high traffic, food service, and constant waste handling. That mix draws ants, roaches, flies, rodents, and bed bugs that threaten patient safety and survey results. We design service plans around your infection control protocols, sensitive equipment, and off-limit areas so treatment stays safe for patients and staff.

During each visit we inspect patient floors, food service, dock and trash areas, then treat at the source with an IPM approach that relies on inspection, monitoring, exclusion, and targeted products. Your team gets clear communication, pictures when needed, and fast response for urgent issues.

Dental practices mix food waste, water lines, and long operating hours, which attract ants, roaches, and occasional rodents. Small mechanical rooms, dark storage, and shared strip-mall spaces give pests plenty of hiding places that standard janitorial work misses. We handle pests while you focus on patients.

We inspect storage, staff kitchens, utility rooms, and building exteriors, then seal entry points, adjust sanitation plans, and apply low-odor products in targeted spots. Our team understands the need to protect sensitive equipment and keep treatment out of view of patients, so we design routes that work with your schedule and layout.

Ambulatory surgery, dialysis, oncology, and specialty centers need tight control of any risk that touches infection control. Pests like flies, ants, and occasional rodents can enter through docks, rooflines, and shared walls, then move toward staff areas, storage, or janitorial closets if conditions allow.

We map each facility with your team, identify sensitive zones, and keep treatments focused on exterior lines, non-critical interior areas, and structural entry points. Our IPM approach includes monitoring, exclusion, habitat changes, and target treatments that respect your protocols and vendor policies. You get consistent reporting your leadership and surveyors can read at a glance.