Museum Pest Control & Management

Museums in the New England area go back to the early settlers, so it’s safe to say they hold some of our country’s most important artifacts. It’s even more important to keep pests away from your antiquities and your guests in museums in our area. Many times, your artifacts are made from natural materials, so they attract Indianmeal moths and grain beetles. And any antique furniture and rugs are at risk from carpet beetles. If your museum has a restaurant or cafe, it is susceptible to the normal pest pressures like cockroaches and flies. And papers – especially old ones – can be subject to rats and mice and their constant chewing. Cardboard boxes can’t keep them out either. We know how to deal with the most common pests in museum – and even some of the less common! The most important part of pest control services for a museum is Integrated Pest Management solutions. IPM includes many strategies based on an analysis of our inspection that don’t include treatments to help keep the insects away from your artifacts and your guests. We know that the items in your museum are irreplaceable, and we treat them that way. And even though we are the original pest control company in the area, we are about more than just pests. We can provide you with a window cling after we perform our Waltham UltiClean™ disinfectant treatment so you can show the world you take their health and safety seriously. We can even provide scenting services so your museum has a pleasant scent (or to neutralize garbage smells that can naturally occur). We know what your museum needs.