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OrganiX uses "Least Toxic" pesticides in safer and greener ways, to reduce the need for chemical pesticides.

OrganiX provides effective, corrective and preventive treatments to be-rid your home of bugs and other irritating pests...

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An open garbage stored under the sink can be a magnet for flies, ants, rodents and roaches.

Food that is not sealed tightly can attract "pantry pests" such as roaches and rodents.

Common Household Pests

• Ants

Ants are social insects, related to wasps and bees. There are more that 12,000 species of ants classified today. Ants form colonies ranging in size from a few tens to large highly organised colonies. Ant colonies can be made up of predatory individuals: groups that are made up "workers" or "soldiers". Ants have made colonies on almost every landmass on Earth.

• Flies

True flies are an insect that possess a single pair of wings. It is estimated there are over 240,000 species including mosquitos, gnats and midges. Mosquitos in particular act as disease transmitters, being vectors for malaria, dengue, West Nile virus, yellow fever, encephalitis and other infectious diseases. Flies produce maggots, which in nature are a very important part of growth. The refuse that maggots consumer and break down help to promote the growth of plant life. Unfortunately, maggots can attract unwanted carnivorous reptiles or birds.

• Roaches

There are more than 4,000 species of Roach, of those 30 species are associated with human habitations, and about four species are well known as pests. The American cockrach is among the best-known pest species, measuring about 30 millimetres long. Tropical cockroaches are often much bigger. Cockroaches leave chemical trails in their feces and emit airborne pheromones for swarming and mating. Other cockroaches will follow these trails to discover sources of food and water. Group or swarm behavior emerges from a simple set of individual cockroach interactions.

• Ticks

Ticks are a form of small arachnid, along with other mites. Ticks live by hematophagy on the blood of mammals, birds, and occasionally reptiles and amphibians. Ticks are vectors of a number of diseases, including Lyme disease and Tick-borne meningoencephalitis and Southern tick-associated rash illness. Ticks are about the size of a sesame seed. Male ticks are black, female ticks have a brick-red abdomen with a black shield-like plate close to their head. Ticks are blood-feeding parasites which are often found in tall grass and shrubs. Some species of tick will actively stalk the host by foot, requiring physical contact as there only means of attaching to a host..

• Silverfish

Silvefish, fishmoth or urban silverfish is a small wingless insect typically measuring from a half to one inch. The silverfish's diet of carbohydrates such as sugar or starches. The species is estimated to have existed for over 300 million years. Silverfish can cause damage to books, tapestries, and textiles. Silverfish can also feed on cotton, linen, silk and synthetic fibers; sometimes they will even attack leatherware and synthetic fibers. The presence of silverfish can attract predators such as earwigs, house centipedes, and in rare cases spiders..

• Rats

Rats are various medium sized, long-tailed rodents. "True rats" typically recognized by humans are the black rat, and the brown rat. Rats are distinguished from mice by their size; rats are generally large rodents, while mice are generally small rodents. The Black Plague is traditionally believed to have been caused by a micro-organism, carried by the Tropical Rat Flea which preyed on Rats living in European cities of the day; these rats were victims of the plague themselves. Modern wild rats can carry some "zoonotic" conditions (can be transferred across species such as humans), however these conditions in fact are rarely found. The normal lifespan of rats ranges from two to five years, and is typically three years.

• Mites

Earwigs are characterized by membranous wings folded underneath short leathery forewings (hence the literal name "skin wings"). Earwigs are predisposed to hiding in warm humid crevices and as such may crawl into a human ear canal. Though not where they are frequently found, many other languages have words based on the same premise for this insect. Earwigs can be considered in some ways a beneficial part of the garden, in-that they prey on other insects, but they become a nuisence because of their habit of positioning themselves within leaves and feeding on soft plant tissues.

• Earwigs

Mites are among the most diverse and successful of all the intervertebrate groups, which have exploited an incredible array of habitats. There are a large number of Mite species that live as parasites on plants, animals, and some that feed on mold. Sarcoptic mMange mites are among the species that attack animals, and burrow under the skin. Mites cause several forms of allergic diseases, including hay fever, asthma and eczema. Mites are usually found in warm and humid locations, including beds. Dust mite allergens are thought to be among the heaviest dust allergens.

• Spiders

Spiders are air-breathing and have eight legs. About 40,000 species have been identified. Most spiders are predatory, mostly preying on insects and on other spiders. While most spider venom does not affect humans, a few species of spider's venom is dangerous to humans. Female spiders lay up to 3,000 eggs in one or more silk egg sacs, which maintain a fairly constant humididty level and can hatch without the presence or attention of the female spider. A few species of spiders build webs together in large colonies and show social behavior, in colonies of up to 50,000 individuals. Most spiders will only bite humans in self-defense, and few produce worse effects than a mosquito bite or bee-sting. Most of those with medically serious bites, such as recluse spiders and widow spiders, are shy and bite only when they feel threatened. A strong defense against spider bite is avoidance.

• Mice

Fleas are a small wingless insect, and are external parasites living by hematophagy off the blood of mammals and birds. Fleas are adapted to feeding on the blood of their hosts, jumping from host to host (vertically up to seven inches; horizontally thirteen inches. Its tough body is is able to withstand great pressure, likely an adaptation to avoid scratching. Flea reproduce by laying eggs in batches of 20 or so, usually on the host itself, which easily roll onto the ground. Eggss and developing fleas can have a primary habitat on surfaces where the host rests and sleeps. Fleas can survive two months to a year between meals, but adult fleas must feed on blood to reproduce. Female fleas can lay 500 or more eggs over their life, allowing for phenomenal growth rates.

• Fleas

A mouse (plural mice) is a small animal that belongs to one of numerous species of rodents. The average lifespan of a mouse in the wild is only about 4 months, primarily becase of heavy predation by cats, wild dogs, foxes, birds of prey and snakes. Mice can cause damage to and eat crops, and spread disease through their parasites and feces. Mice breed year round, with an onset of breeding at about 50 days of age in both females and males. The average gestation period is 20 days, and pups are weaned at 3 weeks of age.

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About company

By implementing a strategy called Integrated Pest Management (IPM) OrganiX is able to use only the very necessary products, and only in precise locations in your home...

Integrated Pest Management (IPM) an approach to pest control that combines all available methods of preventing pests in a given environment.

OrganiX Pest Control Services is a company devoted to bringing its customers the latest and most innovated avenues of pest control. Due to recent advancements, more and more products and techniques are being made available to the Pest Control industry; all of which support a "Greener" environment.

OrganiX Implements these products along with an IPM ( Integrated Pest Management ) program to reduce the risks and impacts to the environment associated with conventional pest control. OrganiX Pest Control provides outstanding service and backs that service with a guarantee: If the bugs return, so do we, at no charge until the problem is resolved.

Whether its for your home or business, let Organix give you the peace-of-mind in knowing you're protected from bugs as well as the harmful effects of toxic chemicals.

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Business and People

The most important part of most any business is people. To OrganiX people are just as important to us as they are to your business. The safety of the products we use is our up-most priority.

What sets OrganiX apart

Organic insecticides and pesticides have been used in nature for centuries. What are considered new advancements in technology today, are typically better-engineered ways of mimicing what is already found in many plants and even insects. Organix understands and strives to put these new advancements to good use; strategically controlling pests, while providing quality service guaranteed.

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The OrganiX Greener IPM

A good IPM strategy involves many methods of controlling pests in a given environment. Each method is used to complement the other, with a primary goal of reducing the reliance on chemical or synthetic pesticides.

We make it our goal to reduce the need for chemicals. While preventing the spread of many common household pests can start in the home; our strategy also involves disrupting pest' growth.

Pests can make there home in your building or lawn and spread quickly. The strategy we use involves identifying the affected-areas and discerning key areas to intervene.

What are "Least Toxic" pesticides?

Least toxic pesticides are organic and biological insecticides, which can be botanically-derived or originate from plant material. Some least toxic pesticides are boric acid, diatomaceous earth, microbe-based insecticides and silica gels.

Certain organically originated insecticdes cause paralysis and death to pests upon contact. Many least toxic insecticides, that have been around for centuries and taken from plants, are safe for humans and wildlife.

What does this mean for my home or building?

Because our IPM strategy is aimed at reducing the need for chemical and synthetic pesticides, using Least Toxic Options is a "greener" alternative. We can effectively break-up the spread of pests and form a preventive barrier, protecting your home or building.

Call us today to find out how our IPM strategy will work for you.

Large building?

Our organic "Least Toxic" pesticides are potent enough to work in large and spread- out environments, while still being safe to patrons.

Residential services

The safety of your family is very important to us too. While we know how important it is to eliminate pests and prevent them from entering your home again, we also know that the special someones that you do want in your home shouldn't be harmed. That's why OrganiX uses "Greener" products. The rigorously tested and registered products that we use are not only safe to the environment, they are also safe for you and your family.

Do not delay for another minute! To start preventing the spread of pests, contact OrganiX now, and you can be sure we will make your home pest-free.

Contact information

OrganiX Pest Control Services
6171 Honeywood Way
Lake Worth, FL 33463
sales@organixpestcontrol.com

(561) 337-8850

Areas we serve

• Lantana
• West Palm Beach
• Lake Park
• Boynton Beach
• Delray Beach
• Boca Raton
• Palm Beach Island
• Wellington
• Greenacres
• Palm Beach Gardens
• North Palm Beach

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What you don't know, they count on.

• > Depending on the species, an ant colony can include 500,00 individuals.
• > Termites cause more than 5 billion dollars in damage every year.
• > To enter your home mice can fit through holes as thin as a pencil.
• > Rats shed more than 500,000 body hairs yearly and leave 20-50 droppings per day.
• > Repairing damaged screens, sealing cracks and crevices, and installing door sweeps on exterior doors can form a physical barrier to prevent pests from entering your home or building.
• > Stored cardboard boxes can be areas of harborage for many pests.
• > Only the female mosquito bites,using the protein from the blood she takes to develop her eggs.
• > A female mosquito can deposit up to 200 eggs after taking a blood meal, it is then ready to seek another blood meal.
• > Although bug zappers many kinds of insects, including moths and beetles, bug zappers do more harm than good.
• > More than 45,000 people, mostly infants and children, are treated for rat bites each year.
• > Approximately 20 percent of building fires of unknown origin are suspected of having been caused by rodents gnawing on electrical wiring.
• > The Formosan termite, introduced from the ORient during World War II, costs New Orleans, Louisiana alone some $300 million annually in damage and treatment.
• > Lyme disease, transmitted by the deer tick, infects some 12,500 Americans each year.
• > Venomous stings from fire ants send more than 60,000 Americans to emergency rooms annually.
• > Cockroach feces and filth is thought to trigger asthma and is known to transmit a variety of digestive tract disorders such as food poisoning, dysentery and diarrhea.
• > The pesticide industry is one of the most highly regulated industries in the United States.
• > A pesticide product must be tested for potential human health and environmental effect, before it can ever be registered by the EPA.
• > Many Americans are allergic to the feces left by a cockroach.