Gardex is very committed to helping the Pest Management Industry with superior products, superior service and technical support.
They eat your food, destroy your clothes, furniture, and the foundation of the treasured home you live in. They can bite, sting and even STINK! Some will even have the occasional blood meal…while you’re sleeping. A small number can quickly turn into thousands. There are ways to control each specific situation. When that happens, Gardex has the Solution!
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The rats and mice that plague humans are commensal pests. Commensal means “sharing the table” in the literal sense. That’s what rats and mice do, seek shelter and food directly from your table. They know where there’s a free meal! Stop them in their tracks with a multitude of traps, snaps and rodenticides. Look to the expert on rodent control, Gardex!
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The majority of birds and wildlife do no harm and add to the great diversity of the planet. But when they decide to share your home, causing major structural damage and leaving layers of unsightly droppings, you need to take action. There are many ways to control both Wildlife and Birds, whether its live traps, deterrents or scare tactics, look to Gardex to get what you need.
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To do the best job possible, you need the best tools possible. Gardex supplies everything you need, from our variety of sprayers and foggers, vacuums and steamers. All from major brands and built to last. Safety equipment? You bet! Plus Gardex stocks the largest replacement parts for B&G in the country. Decrease your downtime, up your earnings, and go with Gardex!
VIEW PRODUCTSGardex Chemicals was formed in 1977 in order to provide top quality service and products for the Professional Pest Management Industry. Since the Company’s inception, there have been numerous changes to the Industry as a whole, and Gardex has been in the front line position to help the Pest Management Professional (PMP) manage through those changes for continued growth.
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Squirrels are known to be extremely vocal. They chatter, bark and even purr as a way to communicate with other squirrels nearby!
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Raccoons make lots of noise at night. Often their noises come from them trying to get into garbage cans. Raccoons are known to chitter, hiss, squeal and even scream.
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Spiders communicate to other spiders visually, through vibrations and pheromones. They are also known to dance in order to attract females!
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Body language plays a big role in how rodents communicate with each other. Although rodents do make squeak sounds, these are often undetectable to the human ear.
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