Maintaining a clean, bug-free facility is important for many different reasons. Customers and clients probably won't be too thrilled if they enter your building and repeatedly run into unpleasant pests and insects. This could cast your business in a bad light, so it's something to be avoided at all costs. You might be using an over-the-counter pest control spray in your efforts to keep bugs out, but if this isn't working out too well, it's time to hit with something stronger.

Not only do rural homeowners need to contend with the same rodents as city dwellers, such as rats and mice, but they also have to contend with their larger relative—the squirrel. While squirrels are cute rodents and can be fun to watch when they attempt to steal birdseed from your feeders, they can also be destructive to your home if they get into the attic or inside of your walls and start chewing on the electrical wiring.

It doesn't get noticed that much, but the crawl space in your home is an important area. It's what is used to reach important systems, including wiring and plumbing. You can drastically enhance this area by encapsulating it. Having it done by professionals lets you take advantage of the following benefits.  Safeguards Area From Wood-Destroying Insects  A normal crawl space has the tendency of being humid. Although this doesn't seem like a big deal, it can create the perfect habitat for wood-destroying insects like termites.