fbpx Skip to content

Pest Level Quiz

Home
Services
Pest control
Pest Level Quiz

Calcolate your infestation risk level

With Our
“Pest Level Quiz“
it will only take 30 seconds:

1 Step 1
10. When was the last time you performed an inspection to monitor for pests in your facility?

Never: Not knowing if your house is at risk infestations, is dangerous. We live in a mild and fertile area where parasites, in terms of cost, cause more damage than natural disasters.
Whether you are renting or not, getting rid of a serious infestation can lead to an important investment to make the structure safe and livable again

4-6 years ago: Many parasites need very little time to cause serious damage.
Do not wait to receive unwanted surprises just for not having requested a simple annual inspection.

In the last 0-3 years: Great, an annual inspection is always strongly recommended. It’s like being visited annually by your doctor to prevent major problems.
Furthermore, parasites cannot cause too much damage if they are detected quickly and this damage will not be costly to reappear.

9. What type of facility are you located in?

Condominium:​ control infestations in condominiums or structural complexes, is one of the most difficult situations to manage.

If there is an infestation in your immediate vicinity, you won’t know until it arrives at your facility, and more parties should be persuaded to take joint action to defeat it.

Communicating: If your facility, borders on other or abandoned common areas, any infestation is not to be excluded because you do not have total control of what happens around you.

Independent: great, you can monitor and "fight" any parasites without depending on the actions of neighbors or lack of maintenance.

8. How long ago was the structure built?

10 years or less: The construction work and the subsequent laying down of the foundations, have upset the habitat of parasites living in that area that could consequently "move" into your new structure.

More than 20 years: Infiltrations, cracks, and weathering may have damaged your facility and opened new avenues for parasites. That is why the situation should be monitored and remedied with the necessary repairs.

Between 10 and 20 years: Your facility hasn’t moved the parasites out of their natural habitat, and it’s new enough not to have structural damage.

7. Is there vegetation around your structure?

A lot: some of the places where parasites live or move are these: under the ground, near the roots, in hollow trunks, on plants and often use these "highways" to invade you.

Little: If you have little vegetation around, check that there are no branches or anything less than a meter from your facility. Parasites could use them to invade you.

No: You won’t have problems with many of the parasites that live in close contact with vegetation.

6. Have you seen any pests in the past month (ants, spiders, bugs, cockroaches, termites, silverfish, moths, rodents, etc.)?

Many: some of the parasites listed and many others (hundreds of species), are dangerous for your structure, for the furniture, for your health and for your activity. Contact us for a free inspection and to know if you have an infestation.

Some: If you notice parasites from time to time, you can easily prevent an infestation, book a free inspection.

None: great! You don’t need to inspect your facility.

5. Do you have any pets, livestock, or other animals in the immediate area?

Yes: Well-groomed animals rarely transmit parasites, but their feed and food, if not properly preserved, becomes an incredible attraction to many parasites.

Few or only Pets: Make sure to keep exposed less than 1 hour the "jelly" and the bowls used for it. Also be sure to keep their food properly, perhaps in a hermetic container.

No: You have less chance to attract parasites to your facility

4. Do you notice structural cracks and doors or windows that are not sealed properly?

Yes: If you have cracks in the masonry and if you can see the light through the cracks in the doors and windows, then these openings are big enough to get most of the parasites through.

Some: carefully monitor the weak points and remedy them before parasites are introduced.

No: great, parasites do not have the opportunity to exploit these "highways"

3. Do you have leaky pipes, notice excessive moisture or sources of standing water?

Yes. If you have at least one of these problems, you should know that almost all parasites love and always need two things: humidity and darkness. Limiting the humidity of walls and materials such as wood, is an important step to avoid an infestation.

Rarely: If it is easy to repair leaks and drain stagnant water sources where larvae can be laid, do so without hesitation. The parasites are very fast to settle in one place and to found real colonies in little time.

No: Great, it is unlikely that many of the most common parasites will settle in your facility without the appropriate moisture conditions.

2. How often do you clean your facility?

2-4 times per month: Cleaning with this frequency will not help you avoid pest infestations, on the contrary it will make your structure more "attractive".

Once per week: If you have a lot of traffic of vehicles, people or animals, it is not enough to clean the environment once a week to avoid pest infestations.

2-7 times per week: your frequency in cleaning allows you to notice even the small signals left by any parasites and to make your structure "inhospitable".

1. How do you dispose of organic waste or food packaging?

Indoor bins: Keeping the trash inside for more than two days is like inviting parasites to a banquet. The heat and smell of decomposing organic waste is extremely attractive to any parasite.

Outdoor bins: the risk of parasites entering is low. Make sure that the lids of the bins are tightly closed and do not keep the waste more than 3 days inside. Monitor for ants or other creatures.

Roadside bins: Storing waste in a closed dumpster and away from your facility is the best way to prevent an invasion of pests.

Thank you for completing the quiz.
We will calculate your degree of risk in a short time and send you all the information by email.
Please enter your email address below.
Don’t worry, we will NEVER bother you with spam and useless advertising

fields marked with an asterisk (*) are required

keyboard_arrow_leftPrevious
Nextkeyboard_arrow_right
×