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7 Service Centers Nationwide and targeted applications with granular or gel baits and ending with the more traditional application of pesticides. Traditional pesticides are used only when all other options are exhausted. Step 5. Monitoring It is the collection of data over a period to inform if an infestation is present, the type of pest, its level of infestation, and possibly where they are coming from. Monitoring also helps determine if the control measures are effective through time or need adjusting. Devices like glue boards, insect light traps, ovitraps (for mosquitoes), rodent monitoring stations can be used for monitoring purposes. In many cases, a site map identifying these traps and their locations will be created to help with data collection and report creation. Monitoring also includes inspection and will happen after the initial services. Step 6. Documentation An important part of IPM is documenting activities performed in the service tickets, reviewing pest sighting logs, and providing clients with documents with pre/ post-service instructions, along with tips on how to prevent pests. Other documents that can be provided to clients include service agreements, inspection reports, trending reports, IPM plan, pesticide logs, etc. Step 7. Client Education At Pestmaster, our communication process happens verbally and through documentation Before, during, and after services. Client education is a vital portion of IPM, since many sanitation and exclusion approaches should be performed by the client to support the control methods implemented by Pestmaster. During our client education step, we set up the expectations with our clients and deliver what was informed. Specific Approach to Pests Please note that some pests listed may not be part of the requested services in this solicitation but are listed to demonstrate Pestmaster’s ability to handle such matters should they be requested as additional services in the future. RODENTS – MICE AND RATS: Mice are considered one of the most troublesome and economically important rodent’s categories in the United States. Mice live and thrive under a variety of conditions. They are found in cities, tending towards a food source such as restaurants and around homes and farms as well as in open fields and agricultural lands. Mice consume and contaminate food meant for humans, livestock, or other animals. They cause damage to structures and property, and they may transmit diseases. The deer mouse has been identified as the carrier of Hantavirus. DocuSign Envelope ID: 16D1C412-7260-4260-8A87-C870C0BEE374