Property managers and apartment communities require organized communication and consistent visits. Whether you manage a large apartment complex, short-term rentals or a portfolio of houses, dealing with insects and rodents takes time. Your tenants want clear information and treatments that target the specific insect. We work with property managers to streamline the process. We establish a routine that addresses the common insects found in the Las Vegas valley while keeping your management team informed. We recognize that managing multiple units involves balancing maintenance requests across the property. Our goal is to handle the insects so your team can focus on other maintenance needs.
Scheduled visits for your properties
We offer scheduled service for multifamily communities and property managers. Depending on the size and needs of the property, we schedule weekly, twice monthly or monthly visits. Our team provides discreet service to respect your tenants. A named technician is assigned to your account. This professional learns the layout of your buildings, the location of your utility rooms and the history of your units. Having a single point of contact helps the professional understand the specific challenges your buildings face. They evaluate the interior and exterior, identify the insect, pinpoint where they enter and note the conditions supporting them.
Written reports for management
You need to know what happens during a service visit. Your management team receives a written service report following each visit where we find activity. These reports show the treatments applied and the specific locations treated. We leave a site logbook that stays on the property for inspections and audits. This logbook gives your maintenance team a central place to review our findings and track activity over time. The written reports detail our recommendations for your maintenance staff. We point out areas that need attention, such as gaps around plumbing and wiring penetrations.
Tenant preparation and responsibilities
Some treatments require tenant cooperation. We supply written preparation and reentry instructions before treatment day. We separate our professional work from the tasks your tenants handle. Your tenants and maintenance staff help reduce the conditions that attract insects. Our recommendations often include storing food sealed in tight containers. Reducing clutter in closets and living areas gives insects fewer places to hide. Fixing leaks and moisture under kitchen and bathroom sinks is also important. Keeping gravel and woodpiles away from the building makes a difference. Trimming plants away from the siding helps keep insects away from the foundation. Prevention alone does not end an active infestation. The customer is also responsible for keeping children and pets out of treated areas following our written instructions.
Separate services for rodents and bed bugs
A standard visit covers general insects, but certain situations demand a specific approach. Bed bugs travel in luggage, furniture and clothing, and treatment requires preparation and follow-up visits. We treat beds, furniture and baseboards for bed bugs, which you can read about on our bed bug service page. We never use heat treatment. Rodents like roof rats and house mice also require their own appointments. House mice nest low in wall voids while roof rats nest high in attics. Our professional inspects the roofline, attic access, and garage to find entry points. We seal entry points with steel mesh and sheet metal. We place secured bait stations outside and trap rodents inside. We return for follow-up trap checks and remove trapped rodents. We schedule bed bugs and rodent exclusion as separate services from general pest visits.
Quoting and scheduling
We calculate quotes following an in person walk-through of your buildings. You review and approve the price before any treatment starts. We reply to website requests during business hours, typically the same business day. We return messages left after hours the following business morning. Discover how our commercial pest control programs support property managers across the Las Vegas valley.
