Keep Your Frisco Business Pest-Free
You may think that your Frisco business is safe from pests, but for Texas healthcare facilities, there are a couple of dangerous critters you’ve got to watch out for, including:
- Pharaoh ants: If there is one ant species that has become a problem for hospitals and other healthcare facilities, it’s Pharaoh ants. These ants are tinier than other species, and they also can transmit dangerous bacteria to patients.
- Fruit flies: You might be used to them lingering around rotting fruit, but fruit flies aren’t shy about invading Frisco businesses, especially during the warmer months.
- Bed bugs: With flat, oval-shaped bodies, bed bugs may look harmless – but these tiny parasites get around by hitching rides with travelers and are always a concern in any business where people are frequently coming and going.
- Rats: In a hospital or doctor’s office, rats can do a lot of damage, and they can also spread numerous diseases.
- Cockroaches: With oily bodies and spiny legs, cockroaches can thrive in almost any environment – including a healthcare facility.
Pest problems are a concern for any business, but they’re especially troubling for healthcare facilities that rely on sterile environments. Here’s what Frisco business owners should know about the problems that these pests can cause in sensitive environments, what a professional pest service can do to protect your business and patients, and how to deal with an existing pest problem in your Frisco business.
Why Choose Adams Exterminating?
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Trained Entomologists & Service TechniciansOur team brings a deep understanding of insect biology and behavior to create targeted pest control strategies. We're equipped with the latest techniques and technologies to effectively eliminate pests.
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Customized Plans for Every BudgetRecognizing that each space is different, we customize pest control services for every home or business. Our approach involves targeted solutions, addressing specific needs for your environment.
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Trusted in the Community Since 1947With a legacy dating back to 1947, our pest control company brings decades of experience with a proven track record to keep your space critter-free.
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Locally Owned & OperatedAs a locally owned business with offices in both Denton and Lewisville, we are rooted in the community and dedicated to serving our neighbors with personalized service.
What Kind Of Problems Can Pests Cause In Healthcare Facilities?
With each pest comes a new set of problems for your Frisco business. Here’s how dangerous these pests can be for you, your staff, and your patients.
Pharaoh Ants
Pharaoh ants may look tiny, but they can be problematic in a couple of different ways. Not only can their colonies grow into the thousands, but they can transmit bacteria like streptococcus or salmonellosis too. In hospitals or doctor’s offices, pharaoh ants have been known to infest IV tubing, incubators, and other sensitive items that can become dangerous for patients.
Fruit Flies
While they may start off annoying your staff in the cafeteria, fruit flies can become especially dangerous once they venture into sterile or sensitive areas. In hospitals, fruit fly infestations can even shut down surgeries and operating rooms. In addition to carrying dangerous bacteria that may harm patients or staff, there are even reports of these flies laying their eggs in open wounds.
Bed Bugs
Bed bugs can be especially troublesome in healthcare facilities. You may have staff or patients constantly coming and going, and it only takes one patient or employee to bring in bed bugs. These parasites aren’t shy about biting patients or staff and may leave swollen, red marks behind.
Rats
Rats are one of the most destructive and dangerous pests that you can have in your healthcare facility. Not only can they spread dangerous diseases like tularemia or hantavirus to patients and staff, but they can also chew through IV tubing, electrical wires, and other sensitive (and expensive) equipment.
Cockroaches
It’s not unusual for cockroaches to hitchhike on someone’s belongings and end up in a healthcare facility. Once they’ve made it inside, they may contaminate your business with salmonellosis, streptococcus, or staphylococcus. And, for people that have asthma or allergies, roach droppings, saliva, and discarded skin can exacerbate these symptoms.
