Tyler Pest Solutions

Storage for home pesticides.

A storage building can be the perfect way to keep your home pesticides and chemicals safe, and to keep your loved ones and pets safe as well.

If you perform your own home pest control, whether for your home, lawn, or garden, you should be careful how you mix them, how you apply them, how you dispose of any remaining mix, how you clean up afterward, and how you store the chemicals. The place to start is with the product label.

The label contains all the information you should need to make the right choices, and stay within the bounds of standard safety practices, and the law. In fact, any trained pest control expert will tell you that the label is the law! The Label also states that: “It is a violation of federal law to use this product in a manner inconsistent with it’s labeling.”

Consider buying a storage building for the purpose of storing those pesticides and home chemicals. This will allow you to keep them separated from the rest of your possessions. Having a garage full of pesticide fumes is not pleasant. Accidental spills could be a real safety issue for your family and pets. Why run the risk when you don’t have to. There is an easy solution, and it is worth the small expense.

If you need to find a building perfect for such uses in the East Texas area, email us, and we will be happy to give you some guidance on the issue of storage sheds for such needs. You can also visit this Texas Storage Shed site for more information.

Tyler Pest Solutions

Tyler, East Texas Pest Control, Pest Management

Note:We trap and treat gophers!

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In the Tyler, East Texas area, we are blessed with beautiful surroundings. It seems like nature is everywhere around us! Sometimes nature, wants to take over your pond or lake, your lawn and garden, maybe even come inside your home to get to know you better! The problem is how to deal with the problems of nature, and still preserve it’s wonder and benefits.

That is where Integrated Pest Management comes into play.

Integrated Pest Management, Is really a pretty simple idea.

It means using all the available tools, to have the least environmental and economic impact, while still getting rid of the pest. We like to take this an extra step, by focusing on preventing the pest problem, by using good planning.

IPM, It works like this:

If you are building something, say, a new landscaped area in your back yard, think about how this will work with the rest of your landscape.

Will those cross ties block the natural flow of water from your property? If so, it would be wise, to either redesign, or make some provision for drainage, so as not to leave any standing water for mosquitoes to reproduce. Will that Wisteria find its way into your prized Japanese Maple, and start choking it out? Will there be so much reflective heat from that rock or brick wall that those new bedding plants will dessicate and fire ants take over?

I have been involved in agriculture and horticulture for my entire life, and can help you get rid of those outdoor pest problems, and help you in planning your projects to prevent those problems from coming back.

If you have a pest problem, the time to start doing something about it is yesterday! The sooner you get started, the fewer the bites. Let us help you with prompt, targeted services and sound, solid information. While you are reading this, those pesky pests are busy getting ready for the onslaught, don’t give them the chance! We can even help with your ponds and lakes. Email us today!