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Pesticide Information Center

Pesticide information including SDS and Label Sheets has been migrated into the customer portal. If you need assistance locating a specific label or SDS please email, text or call.  

Preparation Instructions for Pest Treatment

TreatmentPreparation InstructionsDescription
Multi-Family Roach CleanoutGerman Roach Cleanout PrepSteps to prepare for intensive treatment for german roaches. This level of treatment is sometimes called a "cleanout."
FleasFlea Treatment PrepSteps to prepare for intensive treatment for fleas in residential settings.
Bed BugsBed Bug Prep SheetInstructions on how to get ready for bed bug treatment.

Pest Control Definitions

TermDefinitionExplanation
IRACInsecticide Resistance Action CommitteeA coalition formed in 1984 to promote responsible pesticide use and to encourage practices that minimize development of pest resistance to insecticides. Pesticides are broken into categories that indicate how they work. Repeatedly using a pesticide from the same category can lead to reduced effectiveness of that category.
TermiticideA pesticide for termitesTermiticides are the primary method by which we prevent and eliminate termites.
InsecticideA pesticide for insectsOften interchangeable with pesticide.
PesticideA chemical or biological material that kills or repels insects.n/a
Insect Growth Regulatoraka IGR, a chemical that interferes with the growth, development, or reproduction of insects.IGR's are an important tool in controlling and reducing pest populations. They work by interfering with one or more parts of the insect's life cycle.
EPA RegEPA Registration NumberAll pesticides are required to be registered with the EPA in the United States. The EPA is the Environmental Protection Agency. In partnership with state agencies such as the Texas Department of Agriculture they regulate pest control operators and pesticide use to ensure public safety.
SDSSafety Data SheetAlso called a Material Safety Data Sheet. This is an information sheet that explains what chemicals are in a product, the toxicity, flammability, and environmental safety of a product. They often have basic instructions on containment, treatment, or fire fighting for a product.
Product LabelThe label from the pesticide productEach pesticide has a label that explains which pests it should be used on, at what concentrations, and how it should be applied. Pesticide labels often spell out details such as how long a pesticide needs to dry, how long it may work for, and any actions that should be taken to minimize risk to people. Examples include not applying pesticides to food preparation surfaces.
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