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  "Outstanding Service! Eudaimonia is the go-to for pest control. They were professional, punctual and incredibly through in treating our mixed use building which houses our office and 2 family rental! Not only did they eliminate the problem quickly, but they also took the time to explain preventive measures to keep pests away for good. Friendly staff, affordable pricing and effective results - high recommend - Ask for the owner Lefteris!!"
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  "I highly EUDAIMONIA Pest Control and I am confident that you will not regret the call. Mr. Lefteris and his staff really know their jobs well and I am extremely pleased with their service. Mr. Lefteris came over to my multiple family home and knew exactly what needed to be done. I had a heavy roach problem that was overwhelming me and my family. Over night the roaches took over and I needed immediate help. I am grateful for the friend of mine that referred me to this company because I honestly pledge that today the house is pest free. He was able to do what was needed to be done and a year later I don’t see a single crawler. You will not regret the call if you need someone to clear out the unwanted guests. Not only is he and his staff great at their jobs, they genuinely care about getting the house pest free as quick as possible. To say the least I am grateful."
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  "Over the years I have used several pest control services but none have been as thorough, efficient and reasonable as Eudaimonia. Their goal is to get the job done and please the customer."
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  "The top shelf service and consultation from Eudaimonia Pest Control has been a valuable asset for our restaurant. Eudaimonia's crew genuine care and professionalism have been a key to our maintenance of the Health Code and our continuing straight "A" grades all these years by the NYC Department of Health."
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  "Incredible service from start to finish! Lefty put my concerns at ease, and was available whenever I had any questions, day or night. He is vey thorough, professional, patient and beyond helpful during what was a stressful time. I highly recommend working with Lefty and his team. They're the best!"
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  "Lefty has provided excellent service to our apartment building. He is extremely thorough and patient. Highly recommend!"
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  "Excellent service! Best pest control in town. Very trustworthy!"
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  "Amazing service very efficient went above and beyond highly recommended great follow up sincere and cares about customers needs would give 6 stars if I could"
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  "The service was above and beyond! I would give more stars if I could. I called and on the very same day I had my apartment inspected and the following day treated. Very professional treatmeant! Lefty is great!!! And the best part is that you get follow up phone calls to make sure everything is ok! Awesome! Will Recommend this company to anyone who asks!"
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  "Thank You for providing the best service we ever experienced even though a difficult place to work in. Great approach of the technicians and customer care. In one word - PROFESSIONALS."

  Residential Customer, Astoria. New York
  11 March 2018

  Alan
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  "Amazing service very efficient went above and beyond. Highly recommended, great follow up, sincere and cares about customers needs. Would give 6 stars if I could."

  Residential customer, private house, East Meadow, 11554
  29 August 2017

  Lisa Anexagorou
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  "Very pleasant and informative. Was on time and did a great job. Would definitely hire again. And very reasonable."

  Residential customer, Manhattan apartment, 118 street, New York, 10035
  29 July 2017

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  "Far and away the best exterminator I have worked with. Lefty, the owner /operator is thorough and effective. He safely rid my upper east side apartment of water bugs. I would highly recommend him."

  Upper East side, New York
  27 July 2017

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  "Eudaimonia Pest Control was amazing! The technician came as soon as requested. He was so nice and did an amazing job using gels and sprays. He definately knew what he was talking about and just how to fix the problem! So thankfull to have had him!"

  Residential customer, Manhattan apartment tenant, 3rd Avenue, New York,10128
  21 July 2017

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  "I am very pleased with the service they provided me. They are very professional. Lefty is very knowledgeable and offers great advice. He does a great job. Highly recommended!"

  Residential customer, private house, Ditmars Blvd, Astoria, New York
  20 June 2017

  Anna M.
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  "Great service and professional work. Highly recommended!"

  Restaurant manager, 828 9th Ave A, New York, NY 10019
  17 June 2017

  Daniele Santo, Bocca di Bacco Restaurant
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  "I manage a restaurant in Midtown Manhattan and got to say I was using this one exterminator for many years and he wasn't doing the job I expected from him. As soon as I found Eudaimonia Pest Contol and started using there services I can not be any happier. I would recommend this company to anyone in need. Always on time and gets the job done the way any Restaurant expects it to be done. Especially being a restaurant in NYC and dealing with what any city restaurant has to deal with. I would give 6 stars if I could."

  Restaurant manager, 747 9th Ave, 10019 New York
  18 January 2017

  Andrew Petrak
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  "I highly recommend Eudaimonia pest control. The service was excellent and very professional. They are dependable and truly care about their work."

  Residential customer, Rockaway Park, New York
  08 December 2016

  Bernard Keegan
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  "Very professional and very efficient. I saw the difference in my restaurant when I tried Eudaimonia Pest Control. Thank you."

  Restaurant owner, Astoria, New York
  24 November 2016

  Angelo Valavanis
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  "The top self service and consultation from Eudaimonia Pest Control has been a valuable asset for our restaurant. Eudaimonia's crew genuine care and professionalism have been a key to our maintenance of the Health Code and our continuing straight "A" grades all these years by the NYC Department of Health"

  7706 21st Ave, East Elmhurst, NY 11370
  24 November 2016

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  "By far the best company in all of my years living in NYC apartments. Eleftherios is professional and knowledgeable. Eudaimonia Pest Control is pests worst nightmare!"

  Residential customer, 107-10 Shore Front Parkway
  21 October 2016

  N Campbell
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  "We've tried multiple companies for a permanent solution with our problems. Eudaimonia was the only one that dig deep into our problems and found an affordable solution. We are 100% satisfied with their professionalism and unique solutions they provide us."

  Commercial Building, Astoria, Queens
  13 October 2015

  Mike Liakos
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  "We are a busy Doctors office in Rockaway and have wonderful pest control with Eudaimonia Pest Control Specialists. They are very responsive to our needs ,come quickly when needed and follow up quickly. I would highly reccommend this excellent service wholeheartedly. Sincerely"

  Doctors Office, 1 Bach 105 St, Rockaway Park, NY, 11694
  16 September 2016

  Mary ORourke RN
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  "I am a residential customer and the service I received was excellent. I had a serious problem in my apartment and with a commitment that is rarely seen Eudaimonia pest control technician addressed the issue, and even came to my apartment on his day off to keep on top of the problem. It took four weeks but problem solved. Cant say enough about the service and professionalism."

  Residential Customer, 10710 Shore Front Pkwy, Rockaway Park, NY 11694
  28 August 2016

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  "I am using Eudaimonia Pest Control for my pest control needs in my commercial food establishment I own in Astoria for 2 years “Fresk'o Yogurt & Cafe” and I am totally satisfied with their professionalism and quality services. They are working very hard and are very patient with all my inquires. This is the best business I could have hoped for, I highly recommend them. I couldn't ask for better services."

  Fresk'o Yogurt & Cafe Owner, 31-19 30th Ave, 11102 Astoria
  16 September 2016

  Guz Prentzas
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  "I'm using Eudaimonia's pest services for more than one year. We've never experienced such a professional service and so great results. I'm a restaurant owner for more than 30 years and I totally suggest Eudaimonia for your pest control."

  Restaurant Owner, Manhattan
  05 September 2015

  George B.

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  Common Cockroaches in New York

  Cockroaches/Blattodea Cockroaches are insects of the order Blattodea, are considered one of the most successful groups of animals and they are among the most common of insects. They are the most successful ancient insect on the planet. Fossil evidence indicates that cockroaches have been on earth approximately 320 million years. Cockroaches are “living fossils”. This means that their basic shape and appearance has not changed for millions of years. Fossil remains of cockroaches have been dated before the appearance of the Dinosaurs and appear virtually identical to cockroaches we find today. Cockroaches will eat anything and can survive absolutely anywhere other than the Polar Regions and above 2,000 meters in elevation. Some can live without water, can fly, are the fastest insect and can survive high levels of radiation. About 4,600 species of cockroaches exist worldwide, 69 species found in the United States. In the New York State, only four species are common pests in structures. These are the German, Brown-banded, Oriental, and American cockroaches.

  • German Cockroach
  • American Cockroach
  • Oriental Cockroach
  • Brown-Banded Cockroach
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  Common Blood Feeders in New York

  Bed bugs are parasitic insects of the cimicid family that feed exclusively on blood. The common bed bugs are the best known as they prefer to feed on human blood. The name "bed bug" derives from the preferred habitat of warm houses and especially near or inside beds and bedding or other areas around the house. Bed bugs are mainly active at night, but are not exclusively nocturnal. They usually feed on their hosts without being noticed. A number of adverse health effects may result from bed bug bites, including skin rashes, psychological effects, and allergic symptoms. Bed bugs are not known to transmit any pathogens as disease vectors. Certain signs and symptoms suggest the presence of bed bugs and finding the adult insects confirms the diagnosis. Bed bugs have been known as human parasites for thousands of years. They are potential to contaminate food with bacteria and other disease-producing organisms.

  • Bed Bugs
  • Fleas
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  Common Rodents in New York

  Mice and rats are rodents, often considered pests, many of which are native wild species that lived in this region long before home and farms existed to infest. Today, many of them, including non-native species, have adapted to life alongside humans. Their presence does not necessarily equal infestation or squalor conditions, rather that food, water, and nesting sites are adequate. Rodents have the typical large, broad, and yellow incisors, adapted for constant gnawing. These teeth continuously grow, replacing what is worn away by the gnawing of wood, plastic, and even metal. The teeth are well adapted for grains and fruits, although some rodents supplement their diet with insects and worms. With long tails, large snouts, and large external ears, these small rodents are very adaptable and prolific and can be found pretty much everywhere around the world. In New York we have 3 rat and 5 mouse species, with one invasive (but established) rat, and one native species presumed to be eliminated from the state. Rodents living close to people and in their structures are called commensal rodents. Rodents will eat anything that humans eat and they need to gnaw. It's a common part of their behavior. Rat teeth continually grow, at a rate of about five inches per year. In order to keep the length of the teeth in check, the rats chew on things to wear the teeth down, their constant gnawing behavior causes structural damage and when electrical wires are the target of their gnawing, they can start fires and damage sensitive electronic items. Both rats and mice carry diseases that are transmittable to humans. These include salmonella food poisoning, Leptospirosis, LCM, Hanta Virus and other diseases that can make people sick. Their droppings, urine and hair contaminate the environment and cause sensitive people to experience allergic reactions from these biological materials. Mice and rats contaminate stored food items with their fecal material, urine and hair.

  • Norway Rat
  • Roof Rat/Black Rat
  • House Mouse
  • Deer Mice
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  Common Wood Destroying Insects in New York

  Termites are social insects belonging to the order of Isoptera. The Termite colony has three primary castes: workers, soldiers and the reproductives the king and the queen. They can utilize wood cellulose and this is their basic difference from other insects. termites mostly feed on dead plant material and cellulose, in the form of wood, leaflitter and soil. Termites are among the most sucessfull groups of insectson earth and their colonies range in size from a couple of hundred individuals to enormous societies with several million individuals. In nature termites are valuable decomposers as they help convert dead wood and other cellulose materials into humus. There are three majors spieces of termites which occur in the United States: Subterranean Termite, Dry Wood Termite and Formosan Termite. They can travel up to 130 feet from their colony and once they discover food source, they leave a trail for other termites to follow. Termites work 24 hours per day, worker termites bring food to the colony throught tunnels without resting. Termites need moisture to survive and will die if they expose themshelves into sunlight or open air. The tunnels they create protect them. High moisture areas like basements are very attractive to termites and can serve as starting points of an infestation in a structure. Termites cause more destruction to wood products and wooden parts of structures than any other insect. Subterranean termites cause about 95% of other termite related damage in the United States. In New York State Subterranean Termites are the most common.

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  Common Ants in New York

  Enthusiastically social insects, ants typically live in structured nest communities that may be located underground, in ground-level mounds, or in trees. Ant communities are headed by a queen or queens, whose function in life is to lay thousands of eggs that will ensure the survival of the colony. Workers (the ants typically seen by humans) are wingless females that never reproduce, but instead forage for food, care for the queen's offspring, work on the nest, protect the community, and perform many other duties. Male ants often have only one role, mating with the queen. After they have performed this function, they may die. Ants communicate and cooperate by using chemicals that can alert others to danger or lead them to a promising food source. They typically eat nectar, seeds, fungus, or insects. However, some species have diets that are more unusual. Ants may prey on reptiles, birds, or even small mammals.

  • Carpenter Ant
  • Pavement Ant
  • Odorous House Ant
  • Crazy Ant
  • Field Ant
  • Big Headed Ant
  • Little Black Ant
  • Thief Ant
  • Acrobat Ant
  • Honey Pot Ant
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  Common Flies in New York

  Flies can regularly be found in homes and businesses across the USA. Some species are more common than others and are attracted to different environments suited to their natural habits and lifecycle. Flies are a common invader in homes and commercial accounts. But they are more than a nuisance. Flies land and feed on filth one moment and food and food preparation areas the next. This behavior lends itself to serious contamination of areas and flies are known to carry over 100 different kinds of disease-causing germs such as typhoid, cholera, Salmonella, bacillary dysentery, tuberculosis, anthrax, ophthalmia, and parasitic worms. Knowing about the size, habits, seasonality and lifecycle of different fly species, can help to identify the most effective prevention and fly control methods .Flies and other pests can contaminate food and food preparation areas and can even spread diseases to your customers and staff.

  • House Fly
  • Horse Fly
  • Blow Fly/Bluebottle Fly
  • Cluster Fly
  • Face Fly
  • Flesh Fly
  • Sand Fly
  • Stable Fly
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  Common Fruit Flies in New York

  Fruit flies are a common problem for many homeowners or food establishments and are often seen swarming around kitchen fruit bowls and near garbage storage areas. As the name implies, fruit flies are attracted to fruits, as well as vegetables, sitting out on store shelves, in bowls in kitchens, and ripening in the garden. They also breed in drains, garbage disposals, trash containers, empty beer and soda bottles or cans, and soppy mops and buckets. Fruit flies only need fermenting fruit or a moist film of organic material to breed and thrive. Fruit flies exhibit the typical four-stage insect reproductive of egg-larvae-pupae-adult. The larvae begin feeding on decaying fruit immediately upon hatching. It takes about one to two weeks to complete the entire metamorphosis. What makes fruit flies so difficult to control is that one female fruit fly can lay as many as 500 eggs in her short lifespan.

  • Drain Fly/Moth fly
  • Fruit fly
  • Phorid Fly
  • Vinegar Fly
  • Fungus Gnat
  • Cheese Skipper

• Common Wasps in New York

  • Wasps

• Common Spiders in New York

  • Spiders

• Common Crawling Pests in New York

  • Silver Fish
  • Earwigs
  • Centipedes
  • Melipides

• Common Stored Product Pests in New York

  Pests of stored products can refer to any organism that infests and damages stored food, books and documents, fabrics, leather, carpets, and any other dried or preserved item that is not used shortly after it is delivered to a location, or moved regularly. Stored product pests are responsible for the loss of millions of dollars every year in contaminated products, as well as destruction of important documents and heritage artifacts in homes, offices, restaurants, food processing establishments and other important properties. Many of these pests are brought indoors in items that were infested when purchased. Others originate indoors when susceptible items are stored under poor storage conditions, or when stray individual pests gain access to them. Storage pests often go unnoticed because they infest items that are not regularly used and they may be very small in size. Infestations are noticed when the pests emerge from storage, to disperse or sometimes as a result of crowding or after having exhausted a particular food source, and search for new sources of food and harborage. Unexplained occurrences of minute moths and beetles flying in large numbers near stored items, or crawling over countertops, walls and ceilings, powdery residues below and surrounding stored items, and stale odors in pantries and closets can all indicate a possible storage pest infestation. Infestations in stored whole grains or beans can also be detected when these are soaked in water, and hollowed out seeds rise to the surface, along with the adult stages of the pests, and other debris. Other telltale signs are clumping or webbing of particles. It is important to recognize these pests and locate the sources of infestation as soon as possible, to prevent their establishment and spread. This section will cover insects and mites commonly encountered in storage and these can be broadly grouped into stored food (or pantry products), and stored fabric (or closet) pests. However, many of these pests are not restricted to either group and will infest food, fabric, as well as many other similar items of plant or animal origin. Pests of stored food/pantry pests are grouped into insects (beetles, moths) and non-insects (mites). However, large infestations can significantly alter the appearance, taste, flavor and quality of food, as well as create favorable conditions for growth of secondary fungal and bacterial pathogens. Allergic reactions can be produced in sensitive people. Certain general pests such as ants are often attracted to food stored in pantries and may be toxic if consumed in large numbers.

  MOTHS:

  • Almond Moth
  • Indian Meal Moth
  • Mediterranean Flour Moth
  • Tobacco Moth

  BEETLES:

  • Rust-Red Flour or Flour Beetle
  • Cigarette Beetle
  • Drugstore Beetle
  • Flat Grain Beetle
  • Fur Beetle or Carpet Beetle
  • Golden Spider Beetle
  • Lesser Grain Beetle
  • Larder Beetle
  • Lesser Mealworm or Litter Beetle
  • Merchant Grain Beetle
  • Rove Beetle
  • Saw Toothed Grain Beetle
  • Shiny Spider Beetle
  • Warehouse Beetle

  WEEVILS:

  • Bean Weevil
  • Coffee Bean Weevil
  • Granary Weevil
  • Maize Weevil
  • Rice Weevil

  MITES:

  • Cheese Mite
  • Flour Mite/Grain Mite
  • Furniture Mite
  • Booklice/Psocids

Specialty Services Provided

Drains fly treatment and control 

Drain flies are small flies which have different names such as sewer flies, moth flies, etc. These are the flies that love dampness and live near the kitchen sinks, bathrooms, drain pipes, sewage pipes, compost and septic tanks as well as indoors. It is necessary to get rid of these insects in order to avoid the drain fly infestation and harm caused by sewer flies. These pests love the organic debris found in sewers, septic tanks, drains, wet brooms and mops, even the soil close to a leaking or ruptured plumbing line.

Eudaimonia pest control specialists with high standards in restaurant, catering business, or other food service operations have developed a management method with unique products and services designed to successfully manage drain fly infestations in commercial facilities, fully compliant with all food safety programs.

Bioremediation and Drain Treatment

Bioremediation is a management technique to remove or neutralize pollutants of a contaminated site. According to EPA, bioremediation is a treatment that uses naturally occurring organisms to break down hazardous substances into less toxic or non toxic substances. Bioremediation products contain bacteria that are infused into drains, drain lines, grease traps and hard-to-clean areas. The living bacteria attach to the surface where they break down organic material that sticks to pipe and tank walls. The bacteria then digest the organic debris, changing it to carbon dioxide and water. Without the living bacteria, the enzymes would simply release the grease into the effluent system. Bacteria continue to reproduce, compounding the benefits of your bioremediation program. The process helps to keep your drains clear and save your business from common problems that can develop from badly maintained drains. Eco-friendly formula is specifically tailored to the food service industry.

Bioremediation Service Program

Bioremediation is an excellent compliment to your existing pest control service. It combines the most effective products with expert service, including:

• Inspection of floors, walls and drains
• Identification of non-drain sites for treatment (walls, grout, behind equipment)
• Treatment of infested drains, problem sites
• Preventive drain line maintenance
• Staff training and education

Bioremediation and drain treatment are a key component to your sanitation program. Food & beverage service managers need to have an active program that manages the sustained threat that accompanies decaying organic matter found in drains and grease traps. Lack of attention to these areas promotes fly infestations that leads to low regulatory scoring, fines, and unhappy clients.

Integrating Eudaimonia Pest Management with your Drain Line Services will provide a proactive program based on the needs of your business.

Fly Control in Commercial kitchens

Flies are a major problem. Many commercial food handling businesses, find themselves fighting fly problems. Any facility that deals with the manufacturing, packaging, storing or serving food products are likely to have continuous fly problems. Unless a pre-planned pest management program is implemented the problems are bound to get worse over time. To combat flies, we have developed an effective targeted strategy for your facility's specific concerns, including clean out services, maintain plan and educating your staff on measures to help deter future fly issues.

Fly Light Service also available

Your fly control program may include fly light trapping service. Our slim profile insect lights use ultraviolet bulbs to attract flies. Once inside the light fixture, flies stick to a non-toxic glue board and are unable to escape. Flies trapped inside are not visible from the outside of the fly light. The glue board traps are replaced on a regular basis by our technicians.

There are a variety of fly light styles available to suit your needs. Fly lights can range from industrial-looking fixtures with shatter-proof bulbs, to more attractive lights designed to blend in with the interior decor. These lights are great for fly control in restaurants, hotels, dining rooms, and other public areas where fly management should be discrete.

EUDAIMONIA Pest Control will physically remove any infestations and take measures to eliminate fly larvae and fly breeding grounds by using biological and chemical treatments. Flies removal involves treating premises and major breeding sites of flies.

Common flies in Food Facilities:

• House Fly
• Horse Fly
• Blow Fly/Bluebottle Fly
• Cluster Fly
• Face Fly
• Flesh Fly
• Sand Fly
• Stable FLy

Stored Product or pantry pest control

Facilities that process or store food, are at risk of infestation by stored product insects. These pests can rapidly move throughout a facility to attack dried, stored foods and destroying the products. In addition, some stored product insects create cocoons and webbing that can clog machinery and lead to costly downtime. To combat stored product insects, we have developed an effective targeted strategy for your facility's specific concerns, including clean out, maintain plan and educating your staff on measures to help deter future stored product insect issues. 
Our service specialist focuses its thorough inspection in food storage areas. Then, we will physically remove any infestations, apply residual products and insect growth regulators to provide lasting protection, and install special pheromone monitors to alert us to the potential for a new activity and prevent issues from recurring, building an impervious defense against stored product insects at your facility.

Common Pests In Stored Products: 

Special deep Harborage Treatments

The paradise we know as the commercial kitchen environment has all the makings of the good life for Cockroaches and other pests, food, moisture, heat and harborage. It’s a place where, if left unchecked, cockroaches could theoretically eat, drink and proliferate without end in their stainless-steel shelter. The commercial kitchen can become home to not only German, American, Brown-banded and Oriental cockroaches but also to a variety of insects species. We provide the best pest control method for deep harborage areas, for cockroaches clean out treatments in their stainless-steel shelter.

Common cockroaches in Food Facilities

• German Cockroach
• American Cockroach
• Oriental Cockroach
• Brown-Banded Cockroach

Rodent pest control in Food Facilities 

In Eudaimonia Pest Control we have the solutions you need to control any rodent situation you are experiencing. We provide Rodent Control in any structure. There is no single "best" way to control rats and mice. Every situation is different. We use a wide variety of rodent control methods including trapping, baiting, exclusion, habitat modification and all IPM methods. Our approach to every job is custom-tailored to the property and the condition.

Common rodents in Food Facilities

• Norway Rat
• Roof Rat/Black Rat
• House Mouse
• Deer Mice