Hotel and resort pest control

A reported pest problem affects more than the room where it was found. Housekeeping needs inspection instructions, engineering needs a repair list, and the front desk needs clear information about room access.

Ryland and Keegan work with your management team on the walkthrough and service plan. Agree on a point of contact, priority areas, access arrangements, and how findings will be shared.

We inspect the reported room and coordinate checks of the rooms above, below, and on either side, where those rooms exist and access is available. Findings determine whether the inspection needs to expand. A five-room check is a starting point, not a guarantee that activity is contained.

NEARPEST does not offer whole-room heat treatment. We explain the available targeted treatment, preparation, and follow-up in the written proposal. Products and application sites must follow their labels.

Do not assume a treated room can return to inventory immediately. Follow the treatment-specific re-entry instructions before allowing guests or staff back into the affected area.

Inspect exterior walls, landscaping, lighting, and entry gaps near guest rooms and common areas. The plan addresses the activity found and insects that support scorpion activity.

Treatment and structural exclusion are different kinds of work. Door sweeps, wall repairs, and extensive sealing should be listed separately in the proposal, with responsibility for each repair made clear.

Include kitchens, room-service preparation areas, drains, food storage, and waste-handling zones in the walkthrough. Roach and fly concerns need a plan that accounts for sanitation, moisture, and access.

Coordinate service with kitchen downtime and food-handling requirements. The written plan identifies treatment areas, preparation, and any restrictions on use afterward.

Review dock doors, trash-compactor areas, laundry routes, pipe penetrations, and utility access. Document openings that need repairs and where monitoring or control measures are appropriate.

When exterior bait stations are included, their placement and servicing belong in the written plan. Rodent trapping and structural exclusion are quoted for the property.

After service, management receives a digital record of the work performed and recommended follow-up. Agree on the recipients during setup so housekeeping, engineering, and management have the information they need.

• Rooms and service zones inspected
• Pest findings and conditions needing attention
• Products used and EPA registration numbers
• Corrective actions for maintenance or housekeeping
• Follow-up and access instructions

Hotel and resort programs are custom-quoted after an on-site walkthrough. Room count, grounds, dining facilities, activity, and the agreed inspection frequency affect the price.

Commercial service is month-to-month, without a long-term contract. The proposal states coverage, visit frequency, re-service terms, and any separately quoted work. Confirm available scheduling and property coverage with the owners.

Call or text 480-454-7750 or email info@nearpest.com to request a commercial walkthrough. NEARPEST holds Arizona PMD Business License #10744.