Integrated Pest Management
At Andrews Arboriculture, our mission is to provide you with the most effective, eco-friendly solutions for maintaining the health and beauty of your landscape. Central to this mission is our commitment to Integrated Pest Management (IPM).
What is Integrated Pest Management?
Integrated Pest Management is an effective, science-based approach to pest control that minimizes risks to people and the environment. It focuses on long-term prevention of pests and their damage through a combination of techniques such as regular monitoring, strategic use of organic and conventional pest controls, habitat manipulation, and encouraging the presence of naturally occurring predators of pests.
Our Approach
Regular Monitoring and Assessment: We regularly survey your landscape for signs of pest activity. Early detection is key in effective pest management.
Prevention: We place great emphasis on pest prevention through strategic planning and early intervention. This includes techniques like proper plant selection, soil conditioning, and regular pruning.
Control: If pest populations reach unacceptable levels, we employ the most effective, least disruptive treatment strategies. These can include the use of approved organic or conventional pesticides, applied in a way that minimizes their impact on beneficial organisms and the wider environment.
Continuous Follow-up: Effective pest management requires constant oversight. We monitor the effectiveness of our interventions and adapt our strategies as necessary, ensuring that your landscape remains healthy and vibrant throughout changing seasons and evolving pest challenges.
Pests And Diseases We Deal With
- Spotted lantern fly
- Boxwood fungus
- Boxwood blight
- Beech leaf disease
- Boxwood disease
- Ticks and Deer
- And More…
We’re With You Every Step of the Way
Our commitment to Integrated Pest Management means we’re with you from initial assessment to ongoing maintenance, always striving to keep your landscape at its peak. We serve Fairfield County, Litchfield County, and New Haven County, CT, with the expertise and care that can only come from your local arboriculture specialists. Ready to take the next step in caring for your property? Contact Us and see what our IPM approach can do for you.