Blue Star Pest Control started doing business in Orleans and Jefferson parishes in the later years. In 1996, in light of the industries struggle with ineffective termite chemicals and the increase in lawsuits within our industry, Mr. Brown decided to sell his accounts to a major pest control company, believing it was the right thing to do for his loyal customers to stay protected. Many Blue Star customers were very upset that their accounts had been sold to another company. It was that fact and the many requests from customers that led Mr. Brown to re-open Blue Star Pest Control in 2001.
We customize a Termite Treatment Protection Plan designed to protect your home or business against the infestation of termites, including FORMOSAN termites by utilizing proven products such as TERMIDOR and conducting comprehensive home inspections at the time of treatment by one of our Master Termite Technicians. Many of our customers ask "Why do you not require an on-site inspection". They ask this question because other companies claim they cannot quote a price until they inspect the structure.
Pest Control in and around your home is very important for a number of reasons. First of all pests carry and spread many diseases and can contaminate your food supply. These contamination's can result in your family suffering with unnecessary illnesses up to and including hospitalization, not to mention the cost of medications to treat these illnesses. Remember when you are choosing a Pest Control Company to protect your home from pests, you are also choosing a Pest Control Company that will protect your family.
All commercial businesses should have a pest control program in place. From small offices to food establishments to food handling facilities. As business operators it is your responsibility to care for the welfare of your employees as well as your customers. Pests never stop testing your defenses, but a well-planned and consistently executed control program can keep these nuisances from developing into serious problems. Every food handling establishment, food processing plant, and every food distribution center must have a detailed pest control program in place that can be verifiable to Sanitation and Health inspectors.
Bed bugs have been documented as pests since the 17th century. They were introduced into our country by the early colonists. Bed bugs were common in the United States prior to World War II, after which time widespread use of synthetic insecticides such as DDT greatly reduced their numbers. Improvements in household and personal cleanliness as well as increased regulation of the used furniture market also likely contributed to their reduced pest status. In the past decade, bed bugs have begun making a comeback across the United States.
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