Rodents are a major concern in schools, especially in storage areas, kitchens, and older buildings with hidden gaps. Mice and rats can carry harmful bacteria and chew through wires, insulation, and classroom materials. Their droppings pose sanitation risks, particularly in food service zones or near student areas. Our team identifies entry points, eliminates the infestation, and helps ensure it doesn’t return.

From ants in science labs to flies in the cafeteria, insects can spread quickly through school buildings. They're often drawn to moisture, crumbs, and the warmth of utility rooms or kitchens. Left unchecked, they can distract students, contaminate food, and raise health concerns with parents and inspectors. We provide professional, school-appropriate treatments that address the problem without disrupting learning.

Wildlife like raccoons, squirrels, or birds can create serious problems if they find their way into attics, crawlspaces, or school grounds. They often damage insulation, nest in ventilation systems, or become aggressive if trapped or startled. Beyond the structural risks, these animals can also introduce health hazards to students and staff. We remove wildlife humanely and secure the building to prevent future access.