Rodents, stored product pests, and birds can contaminate inventory, damage packaging, and fail third-party audits in your warehouse or distribution center. We build IPM programs that protect your goods and your audit scores.
Different industries face different pest threats. Here's what we see most in warehouses & distribution centers throughout Northeast Wisconsin.
Mice and rats enter through loading docks, utility penetrations, and gaps in walls. They chew packaging, contaminate stored goods, and reproduce rapidly in undisturbed storage areas.
Indian meal moths, warehouse beetles, and grain weevils infest pallets of dry goods, bird seed, and packaged products โ causing inventory loss and audit failures.
Large warehouse spaces with minimal foot traffic are ideal spider habitat. Webs accumulate in racking, corners, and overhead structures, creating an unprofessional appearance.
Sparrows, starlings, and pigeons enter through loading dock doors and roost in rafters. Droppings damage inventory, create slip hazards, and spread disease.
Boxelder bugs, lady beetles, and stink bugs enter in fall seeking shelter. They cluster by the thousands on exterior walls and find their way indoors.
Wooden pallets, framing, and moisture-damaged structural wood attract carpenter ants, which can compromise wooden infrastructure in older warehouse buildings.
We understand the regulatory landscape for warehouses & distribution centers. Every service visit includes detailed documentation that holds up under inspection.
Service logs, trend reports, site maps, and product documentation that satisfy AIB, BRC, SQF, and FSMA requirements without scrambling before an audit.
We target the highest-risk entry points โ loading docks, overhead doors, utility penetrations, and exterior perimeters โ where pests enter your facility.
Bait stations, monitoring devices, and exclusion work positioned to intercept pests before they reach your stored goods and packaging.
Whether you operate a single 10,000 sq ft storage facility or a multi-building distribution campus, we scale our program to match your footprint and risk profile.
"Warehouses are different from every other pest control account. The sheer size of the space, the constant traffic through loading docks, and the audit requirements mean you can't just spray and leave. You need a real strategy โ device placement maps, trend monitoring, and exclusion work that actually seals the building."
Adam has managed pest control programs for distribution centers and storage facilities throughout Northeast Wisconsin, helping clients pass third-party audits and protect high-value inventory.
Full interior and exterior walkthrough. We map pest pressure zones, entry points, sensitive areas, and identify conducive conditions unique to your operation.
Custom program with device placement maps, service frequency, and threshold levels. Built to meet your specific audit and compliance requirements.
Exterior bait stations, interior monitors, bird deterrents, and exclusion work to seal entry points. All devices mapped, numbered, and documented.
Digital service reports after every visit. Trend analysis, device maps, and compliance documentation delivered quarterly or on-demand for audits.
Call us today for a free property assessment. We'll identify pest pressures, assess compliance risks, and build a program tailored to your facility.