Silverfish and Firebrats
Extermination and Pest Control

Your Silverfish and Firebrats infestation will become a history!

You are on your way to exterminating Silverfish and Firebrats with our most effective pesticide spray applications.

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Our service begins by listening to your concerns and observations. Then we inspect the property, assess the Silverfish and Firebrats situation and devise a plan for Silverfish and Firebrats Pest Control and extermination.

We exterminate Silverfish and Firebrats by employing insecticide spray or fog by targeting the key areas of your home, as needed.

During the course of Insecticides Spray or Fog application, we:

  • Target Silverfish and Firebrats directly by the insecticides.
  • Next, we apply insecticides to Silverfish and Firebrats nesting and hiding areas.
  • Also, we apply insecticides to Silverfish and Firebrats foraging and feeding opportunities.
  • Any entry and exit points used by Silverfish and Firebrats are treated as well.
  • To conclude, Silverfish and Firebrats egg laying spots are targeted.
Exterminator Spraying Insecticides and Killing Bugs

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Guidelines for Silverfish and Firebrats Extermination Service.

For a faster and long lasting effects of Silverfish and Firebrats Pest Control and Extermination service delivery, please, consider the suggestions below:

Exterminator Spraying Insecticides and Killing Bugs

  • To begin, Clean and Clear out all the areas and spaces where Silverfish and Firebrats are seen.
  • Consider adjusting Air systems and Ventilation.
  • Consider that Insecticides Fog may falsely trigger Smoke or Fire alarm.
  • Some insecticides may have a petro-chemicals like smell that lingers behind for a few days.
  • Vacate property including pets before Insecticides Application begins.
  • Prepare to stay out for at least 4 hours.

Please give it up to 5 weeks for the complete Pest Control and Extermination of Silverfish and Firebrats. We observe that over 80% of the Silverfish and Firebrats infestations are completely eliminated by the end of this period.

Silverfish & Firebrats

Seekers of moisture and warmth and foragers of decaying organic matter.

A Silverfish

These are small wingless insects. While most species spend their time in decaying material, leaf litter and the like, a number of them have found urban living preferable. Silverfish are commonly found in older buildings and any place they can live undisturbed on old newspapers and books.

Firebrats, however, get their name from their preference for warm places, such as near ovens and heaters.

The silverfish is a primitive wingless insect is about 1/2 in. long, named for the tiny silver scales on its body.

The silverfish may lay eggs at any time during the year, and take 19-43 days to hatch. The life cycle for silverfish from egg to adult is three to four months. Silverfish prefer humid areas (75% to 97% humidity),like bathrooms and moderate temperatures (70° to 80° F).

Silverfish are active at night or are active in dark places found throughout the structure. Silverfish can be a problem year round.

A Silverfish

Silverfish

Symptoms and Damage:

Silverfish are found in basements, kitchens, sinks, bathtubs, in bookcases, on closet shelves, behind baseboards, wallpaper, window or door frames, wall voids, and sub-floor areas. Attics are a favorite place for silverfish due to the abundant food sources due to the recycled blown in paper insulation and storage boxes.

You may see them trapped in sinks and bathtubs because they enter seeking moisture and are unable to climb a slick vertical surface to escape.
Firebrats will be found in similar but warmer areas.

Because silverfish and firebrats molt during their adult lives their cast skins may be a useful detection too.

Silverfish and firebrats diets are high in protein, sugar, or starch, including cereals, moist wheat flour, starch in book bindings, and paper on which there is glue or paste.

Firebrats and silverfish can damage book bindings, wallpaper, paper goods and dry foods. They may eat holes, irregular shaped in the wallpaper to get to the paste. Silverfish may bite very small holes in various fabrics, including cotton, linen, and silk, even though they cannot digest either linen or cotton.
They may leave a yellowish stain on fabric.

Outside, they may be found in nest of insects, birds, mammals, and under tree bark and mulch They can be found in wood shingles or sidings on houses, they may enter the home from these.