Pest Control for Schools

Schools and Universities

At NaturZone Pest Control, we recognize the need for the highest level of air quality in school environments. Children spend the majority of their day inside the school building; the last thing they should be breathing is allergens caused by pests or pesticides. This is why the NaturZone Green, Integrated Pest Management (IPM) approach is essential to solving pest issues while maintaining a healthy, pest-free environment.

How We Can Help

NaturZone is uniquely qualified to provide pest control for school environments because of our experience and certifications. For over ten years we have provided green pest control services to hundreds of schools on the west coast of Florida, including public and private schools and universities. We are also third-party certified by the National Pest Management Association’s schools and green pest management programs. What this means to you is the peace of mind that each of our technicians has passed a criminal and drug background check and has had 3^rd party certification of being trained in green pest control practices in school environments. See how NaturZone can protect your school — view our full list of pest control services we offer.

FAQS

Q: Where Can Pests Be Found in Schools?

 A: High traffic areas in school buildings are where most pests are found, especially since there is a plethora of food and shelter for pests to make home. Dining halls, kitchens, food storage areas, trash bins, and more can attract these pests. Other pests may also stumble in through open doors, windows, and other entrances. NatureZone can help with pest control in schools to prevent and solve various pest issues.

Q: Do pests pose health risks to students?

A: Yes. Pests can trigger allergies and asthma, spread bacteria, and contaminate food and surfaces, creating potential health risks.

Q:What types of pests are most common in schools?

A: Ants, cockroaches, rodents (mice and rats), flies, spiders, bed bugs, and wasps are among the most common pests found in schools.

Q: Is pest control safe for children?

A: Yes. We use Integrated Pest Management (IPM) strategies that prioritize non-chemical methods first. When treatments are necessary, only approved, school-safe products are used in compliance with state and federal regulations.

Q: Does pest control disrupt the school day?

A: No. Services are scheduled during off-hours, weekends, or school breaks whenever possible to avoid disruptions.

Related Pests

Ants, small insects, and stinging insects like wasps are common invaders in schools and universities. Select a pest below to learn more about our treatments.