Serving <span style="font-weight:bold">New England</span> since 1926 and for four generations.
The evidence is clear: many of the most commonly used pesticides–both synthetic AND organic–can harm beneficial and pollinator species of insects. It’s a problem many homeowners grapple with when deciding to treat their homes and yards, and a challenge that our pest management professionals and entomologists are always discussing in meetings and protocol and pest plan reviews and design. We all owe it to future generations though to face the issue, though, and create pollinator safe pest control plans that reduce harm to the insect species that play an important role in our environmental systems.
If you want to do more than just prevent harm to pollinator species, consider creating areas in your yard for pollinators. Pollinator gardens are a great project for your yard and are both great for the environment and can be a beautiful part of your home and yard. Check out the USDA’s website on Gardening for Pollinators for some ideas on how to add a pollinator garden to your home.
Baked into the very fabric of Bain Pest Control is our Quality CARE Agreement. We’ve been in business for over 90 years because we believe we’re here to make the lives of our customers better (or, at the very least, less stressful). We express these values in our quality care agreement:
We believe that our commitment to our customers is more than just dealing with pests. It’s about making you feel safe, clean, and productive in your place of business. We care about you, your employees, and your business. We summarize our commitment in our Quality CARE Agreement:
Consistency · Accountability · Responsiveness · Effectiveness
We promise to provide consistently great service, remain accountable for our work, be responsive to your needs, and always use the most effective (and safe) tactics in creating your pest management strategy.
Bain Pest Control Service was founded by Abe Bain in 1926. It is currently run by Jeffrey Bain, the grandson of the founder...
Learn moreNot sure you need service yet? Want to give it a try yourself first? Just want to learn how to prevent problems? Sign up for our (infrequent) email list, and we’ll give you an eight page guide on Preventing & Eliminating Pest Problems.