Keep your home and family safe and healthy with effective pest removal services.
When you think of the term “pest,” you may think of something that annoys you, but pests such as insects and rodents are more than annoying—they can cause real health concerns for your family and home. When considering pest removal services, it may not have occurred to you that pests can carry diseases that can affect you, your family, and your pets. A main motivator for people experiencing pest issues is to eliminate the annoyance, but in our world, it’s important for different reasons.
At Overwatch Pest Management, we offer pest removal services for homes and commercial properties in Newnan, Georgia. We know the dangers of pests, such as being disease vectors and the damage they can do to a home. Unchecked and unnoticed pest infestations can even cause long-term health effects such as asthma and disrupt your quality of sleep.
Our team is able to quickly identify and rectify your pest issues with effective pest removal. We know the importance of keeping your home safe for your family, as we are parents too. We are family-owned and operated and offer reliable, caring customer service for all of our customers. We strive to provide quick relief and offer long-term protection for your home or business.
We want our environmental impact to be as minimal as possible, which is why we strictly adhere to label use of EPA-registered products. Our services are cost-effective and efficient, and we go above and beyond to meet all of your pest removal needs. We are also wildlife certified, so we can deal with all animals invading your home. Give us a call today or request a quote online to get started with our team so that we can help you protect what matters most.
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FAQs About Pest Removal
It’s common knowledge that pest infestations are frustrating, but understanding the impact they can have on health might not be as well known. Our team works hard to educate our clients about these concerns, as well as provide effective pest removal to give them peace of mind. Some of the questions we answer most often about the impact of pests on health are listed below.
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What impact can pest infestations have on health?
Pest infestations can cause a variety of health problems. Insects and rodents can transmit bacteria and diseases that contaminate food and surfaces they encounter. Additionally, for those who are vulnerable, there is an increased concern for allergic responses and asthma attacks.
Are children more susceptible to the health issues caused by pest infestations?
Yes, because of their weaker immune systems and the fact that they often spend more time playing on floors and other surfaces where pests may be present, children are frequently more susceptible to pest infestations’ negative health impacts. In the same vein, older adults living in the home might also be at risk, as they may have weakened immune systems.
Do you use pest removal techniques that are safe?
Because we want to have as little of an effect on the environment as possible, we carefully follow the labeling of EPA-registered products. Another motivating factor for us? We’re parents too, so we fully understand the concerns you might have and strive to provide you with the safest pest removal techniques possible.
After removing the pests, how can I avoid them coming back?
Eliminating pest-attracting sources of food, water, and shelter is crucial to preventing further infestations. This may include maintaining outdoor spaces, closing cracks and crevices, cleaning frequently, and storing food properly to prevent pests from breeding outdoors. In addition, our team can provide ongoing services to ensure you have the support you need.
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At Overwatch Pest Management, we are proud to provide pest removal services to customers in Newnan, Carrolton, Whitesburg, Sharpsburg, Palmetto, Senoia, Turin, Grantville, Moreland, Haralson, Sargent, Peachtree City, Fayetteville, Tyrone, Brooks, LaGrange, and Douglasville, Georgia, as well as throughout Carroll County, Heard County, Coweta County, Troup County, Meriweather County, Spalding County, Fayette County, and Fulton County.