Warehousing & Storage Pest Control

Big buildings, big openings, big stakes

Warehouses are built for throughput, and everything that makes them efficient makes them attractive to pests: dock doors open all day, inbound freight from everywhere, racking that creates thousands of undisturbed harborage points, and — for food and consumer-goods storage — product that pests eat. A rodent problem in a distribution facility isn't a nuisance; it's contaminated inventory, rejected loads and failed audits.

The warehouse program

• Perimeter rodent lines — tamper-resistant exterior and interior station networks, mapped, numbered and serviced on schedule with trend reporting
• Stored-product pest monitoring — pheromone trap grids for meal moths, grain beetles and other inventory threats, with hot-spot response
• Dock and envelope exclusion — sealing the gaps under and around dock doors, the number-one rodent entry at every warehouse we survey
• Incoming-freight guidance — inspection practices that stop infestations from arriving on pallets

Documentation that passes audits

Third-party auditors, USDA/FDA inspectors and major customers all want the same thing: a mapped device program, service records, trend data and corrective actions. Strib's digital documentation delivers exactly that format. We service around your shifts and dock schedules, with both chemical and non-chemical options depending on what you store — always prioritizing the safety of your staff and product.