Ephlora Pest Solutions has a strong commitment to the privacy of the information of users of this website. The text objective is to inform you about our practices regarding the collection of information when you visit this website and how Ephlora Pest Solutions treats and uses your personal information in accordance with the General Law on the Protection of Personal Data.
In order to better understand the public who access this site, in addition to offering the possibility of using personalized services, a user registration system was developed, where personal information will be requested which to identify in our systems.
This registration is not mandatory, but free and does not imply any type of purchase of products or services, nor does it link you to any commitment to our company.
You can, whenever you wish and at any time, delete your registration from our register as well as change your personal information, as will be described later in this text. Commitment to the confidentiality of the data provided Keeping your personal information private is of vital importance to us and, therefore, the information you provide by registering or using this site will be considered confidential and for use restricted to the relationship between you and the services of Ephlora Pest Solutions contained on this website. In no event will your information be used other than that indicated in this privacy policy.
Personal information is for restricted use on this website, collected through secure database software. Only employees authorized by Ephlora Pest Solutions directly related to the administration and updating of this website have access to your personal data and, even so, such access is limited by necessity. For example, if you contact us to report a problem, the employee responsible for administering the website is authorized to access only the personal information necessary to address the subject of your concern.
Everyone involved in the administration of this site is required to abide by this privacy policy. An Ephlora Pest Solutions employee who violates this policy is subject to disciplinary action, up to and including termination or cancellation of the service provision contract.
No personal information that you provide to us will be passed on, provided, sold, rented or distributed to third parties, except in promotional actions involving Ephlora Pest Solutions partners or in the case of legal, judicial or auditing determinations.
We reserve the right, however, to disclose general, but not personalized, statistical data on audience ratings and browsing habits of all users of this website in order to describe our services to partners, the press and other third parties, as well as to other business purposes that we deem appropriate. We emphasize that in no event will data be released that allows the identification of registered users or their access and browsing habits within this website. Other information collected during your visit to the site In addition to the registration process, this site also obtains non-personal and indirect information that allows the measurement of audience and performance rates on this site in order to increase the quality of information and services offered by us.
In this way, generic information about the computers of users who visit our website are collected, via Internet, such as the access IP number (which is the code that identifies the computer you use when you visit our website), the codes of the providers that provided access, date and time of visits to the site, operating systems and browsers used. This information is known as Nautical Data (obtained through log files, server logs and clickstream data), and is used in the management of the system to improve the website content, conduct market research and communicate information to visitors. Such data allows us to check, for example, the pages or sessions most used by our users, to identify defective files or pages, among others.
In addition to this data, some information collected on our servers is voluntarily offered by you, through forms or collected automatically. Some areas of this website may also require you to provide additional information so that you can make use of specific features, such as newsletter subscriptions, participation in promotions, etc. You will be informed at each collection point about which information is mandatory and which is optional.
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The Ephlora Pest Control strongly believes in the value that the pest control industry brings to our community, industry and agriculture. We take a holistic approach to pest control and are committed to providing a highly professional service which provides clear benefits to our residential and commercial clients.
For a no pressure quote and free advice please call us, fill out the Make an Enquiry form or contact your local Ephlora. We know there are many misconceptions and myths about pest control. The information below is unbiased, factual and hopefully helps you make an objective decision about pest
control:
A licensed pest controller is trained in a lot more than just applying chemicals. Their qualifications provide the knowledge and ability to use a range proven methods to stop pest activity and reduce the potential of future infestations.
As a starting point they inspect your house to look at any environmental factors triggering the infestation. They know how and where to check for breeding areas and entry points. Once they know the extent of the problem, they will help you select the most appropriate treatment.
Many of the treatments used in residential pest control are also used in hospitals, restaurants, cafes and food manufacturing plants.
If a chemical treatment is required a pest controller will use only the minimum amount required to do the job, in the areas where it will be most effective. The treatments are designed to have an immediate impact and also provide ongoing protection.
Based on their experience and knowledge a pest controller will recommend what you should do to avoid or minimise further problems, for example blocking off access points or controlling moisture level.
Generally a yearly inspection for termites and other pests is the best way to minimise pest infestations from developing. Depending on the type of pest and environment more regular treatments may be required.
This will vary greatly depending on the type of pest and the level of infestation. Most pest control companies will give you a price for a standard pest treatment but make sure you understand exactly what you are getting for that price. A good pest controller will explain this for you.
Our treatments will see a strong reduction in the level of pests although total elimination may take several days.
It’s not unusual for pests to move about after a treatment. For example cockroach gels or baits are designed to encourage movement towards the bait.
No. Just about every insurance company excludes termites (vermin) from their home and contents policies. The risk of termite damage is so high, insurance companies refuse to cover it. It’s worth checking your own policies.
Treatment is a general term use to simply describe the many methods and options available to a licensed pest controller.
Options include gels, pastes, baits, granules, dusts, mist sprays or water based liquid sprays. The type of application used is determined by the type of pest, infestation severity and the access to the problem area. In some situations more than one type of treatment may be required.
Yes. We only use the safest, latest and fully tested products available. The treatments are also used in hospitals, schools, child care centres, food manufacturing and many other sensitive situations. Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) are available available on request.
In the interests of being extra careful and for full peace of mind there may be certain situations when we ask you to vacate the house during treatment. For instance if very young children, someone who is pregnant, or allergy or asthma sufferers are present.
This is fully discussed and explained with you in advance and we will seek your permission before applying any treatment.
Generally no. Most treatments are odourless.
No. Termites are commonly called white ants even though are a not an ant at all. Worker termites are white in appearance and both termites and ants are insects – these are the only similarities.
Over 34,000 homes each year are attacked by termites with an average damage cost of approximately $10,000.00.
Detecting termites really is not easy if you don’t know what to look for, where to look and haven’t had experience. Pest technicians are trained in termite detection and are experienced at inspecting many different types of homes.
Too often with houses that have not had termite inspections, the first sign of termites is only after there is significant damage to cupboards, floorboards or even wall/ roof timbers.
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