Pest control companies use all types of lures and traps to capture pests and free the home or commercial property from the problem. Pheromones are a type of traps for attracting these pests. Pheromone traps are usually used when it is more difficult to control the pests and insects by other methods. They are almost always used for indoor pests.

Pheromone lures and traps contain a smell like that of a female hormone of the species. The smell is an attraction for the males, who then enter the trap when they go after it. There is a sticky substance inside that eventually traps the insect. The method is most useful in containing mating, and thus keeping the population of the pest in control. And so, gradually, the pest problem would ease off.

Decima Pest Control has been providing Pheromone lures and traps for several homes, commercial and industrial facilities for long. Get your property analyzed to find out whether this is the recommended pest control method for you. Contact us today.

Professional pest control services can contain or even completely eliminate the onslaught of pesky pests in your home, commercial or industrial facility. Don’t try to clean the infestation yourself. You’ll rarely be successful. And it can be downright risky as well. Remember, sometimes, pesticides are used to kill the pests. It can be very risky if you don’t know how to use them correctly.

A professional service such as Decima employs trained and certified technicians who have the knowledge and expertise in locating the pest infestation and determining the best methods of solving the issue. This is very important, because the treatment for spider, termite and roach is never going to be the same. It’s different always. Plus, the treatment will often also depend on the intensity of the problem. We offer customized service. A one-solution-for-all approach is never going to work here.

Professional pest control services will also have high-end equipment, which is needed to efficiently ward off or eliminate the pests. Hire Decima for a detailed analysis, recommending the correct treatment, and treating it to ensure that there is no invasion. We also make sure that all our technicians go through regular training so that they are always up to date with the changing methodologies and improvements.