Commercial Pest Control
from unwanted pests is
what we do best
Pest Control For Restaurants, Offices, Medical & Industrial and all other commercial businesses
From cockroaches and rodents to wasps, spiders, and termites, pests make for bad business. At Beeline Pest Control we deliver effective commercial and industrial pest control services that are tuned to the unique needs of your company. Serving clients in Boise, Meridian, Caldwell, Middleton, Kuna, Eagle, Star and elsewhere in Idaho, we take care of pest problems before they can hurt the bottom line.
Experience: With over six years of on-the-job experience, we understand how to solve every pest problem. Constant training keeps our technicians up to date with the latest and most effective commercial pest-control tools, and only the most qualified make the cut for our team. Our longtime experience serving many of Idaho’ most successful commercial and industrial clients means that we know how to deliver pest control that accounts for the needs of businesses.
Confidence: As a fully licensed and insured pest control specialist, Beeline Pest Control endows every client with peace of mind. Our long record of success is backed up by full liability protection, along with current, comprehensive Idaho licensing and an A+ rating from the Better Business Bureau. We treat every job as if our own business depended on success, and that makes a difference for our clients.
Safety: Our safe, odor-free pest control services keep your facilities the same way as we take care of pest control issues. As with other provisions we make to ensure that pests are controlled with a minimum of inconvenience, cost, and disruption, our deep commitment to safety directly supports your business. We understand that our clients would rather be focusing on other things, and we take great pride in making it easy for them to do so.
Service: We put our customers first on every job, and that holds for our valued commercial and industrial clients, too. The kinds of commercial pest control Idaho businesses benefit from often vary from what works best for residential clients, and we tailor our services to find the perfect solution to every pest challenge. As a result, our commercial pest control services consistently earn the same kinds of accolades that we receive for our residential work.
A Full Range of Commercial Pest Control Options to Choose From
One-time Treatments
Maintenance Programs
Termite Inspections
Every industry is different, and so is each business within them.
We work with Idaho businesses and industrial concerns to deliver pest control solutions that account for the unique needs of each:
Hospitality and Food Service: One stray bug can put a restaurant’s reputation in danger, and the same goes for hotels and other places where guests expect more. Our expert technicians are attuned to the sensitive nature of what goes on in these industries and committed to working in ways that serve our clients well.
Office Environments: Office space can turn into havens for rodents, wasps, and other pests, and we have effective, proven ways of solving all such issues. We are able to deliver commercial pest control services that allow business to go on as usual, even while pest problems are being solved. We ensure that our work will never reflect badly on our clients’ reputations, always taking care to operate in ways that account for the importance of image.
Healthcare: Pests can turn even the best-managed hospital or other healthcare facility into a liability for patients and others. Between regulatory requirements and the need to protect patients, workers, and reputations, healthcare clients know that pest problems have to be addressed in effective, suitable ways. Thanks to our experience and commitment to delivering what every client needs, we regularly tackle even the toughest jobs of these kinds in highly successful ways.
Rental Properties: Keeping tenants satisfied is tough work, and pests like bed bugs or rodents can make the job even harder. We provide regular or specialized pest control services that allow investors, property managers, and others to stay on top of what can otherwise become major issues. We operate in ways that respect tenants’ needs and interests as well as those of our clients themselves, while always getting the job done.
A Full Range of Other Industries: Thanks to our years in the business, we have had the chance to work with Idaho-based commercial clients of many kinds. We make good use of this experience to develop custom-tailored commercial pest control strategies that account at a deep level for the business styles and interests of our clients. Solving pest problems is what we do best, and we always do it in ways that go far beyond the basics.
Have a specific pest problem?
Termites
We can spot early signs of termites and develop strategies to exterminate them.
Wasps
If someone is allergic to wasps, even one sting can result in a serious reaction.
Bed Bugs
We understand bed bugs, the problems they cause and how to get rid of them.
Cockroaches
When a home has these pests, it’s time to call the professionals in immediately.
Questions that People Most Frequently Ask Us
Take a look at some of the typical questions that pop up in the minds of our clients
What should I tell my tenants about pest infestation prevention?
As a landlord, you should educate your tenants on the importance of pest prevention. This includes keeping their unit clean and tidy, disposing of garbage properly, and reporting any pest problems immediately. You should also consider providing regular pest control services to help keep the property pest-free.
How should pests be controlled in a restaurant?
Pests should be controlled in a restaurant by following all of the necessary food safety guidelines. This includes keeping food properly sealed and stored, disposing of garbage regularly, and cleaning up spills immediately. In addition, regular pest control services can help to keep pests away
How do you prevent pests from invading your establishment?
There are a few things you can do to help prevent pests from invading your establishment. First, make sure the exterior of the building is in good repair and there are no cracks or holes that they could use to get inside. Second, keep all food stored in sealed containers and dispose of garbage regularly. Finally, consider hiring a pest control company to provide regular services.
Do first floor apartments have more bugs or pests?
There is no definitive answer to this question. It really depends on the specific property and its location. That being said, pest problems are more common in lower-level units simply because they’re closer to the ground and can be more easily accessed by pests.
I found bugs in one hotel room, do I need to have services completed in all the rooms?
If you find bugs in one hotel room, it’s important to have the entire property inspected and treated. This will help to prevent the problem from spreading to other rooms and causing even more damage.
Does my business need to close while you are completing the services?
In most cases no, we understand that your business cannot close for pest control services. We will work with you to schedule a time that is convenient for you and will not disrupt your business operations.
How do you get rid of rodents in the office?
There are a few things you can do to try to get rid of rodents in the office. First, make sure all food is properly stored in sealed containers. Second, try to eliminate any sources of water that they might be using. Finally, set up traps or hire a pest control company to help get rid of them.
What is the most common pest found in the workplace?
The most common pest found in commercial buildings in Idaho is the German cockroach. These pests are often brought into the workplace on luggage, boxes, or other items from infested areas. They can also come inside through cracks and crevices in the building’s exterior. Once they’re inside, they quickly multiply and become a problem.
Are commercial landlords responsible for pest control?
In Idaho, responsibility for pest control depends on the type of commercial lease agreement. Typically, in a “net lease” agreement, the tenant is responsible for pest control. In a “gross lease” agreement, the landlord is responsible for pest control. In other types of agreements, responsibility for pest control may be negotiated between landlord and tenant.