Tampa Florida Ultrasonic Pest Control Mice Cockroaches Ant Repeller Released
Aug 14, 2016
Pest control against cockroaches, mice, rats, flies, ants and spiders in Tampa Florida can now be achieved naturally with the release of the new ultrasonic Pest Emergency Kit.
Tampa, United States - August 14, 2016 /PressCable/ —
A new effective ultrasonic pest repellent system that’s free of chemicals and safe for pets and the family has been released to control pests like cockroaches, mice, rats, flies, ants and spiders in Tampa Florida.
With Tampa Florida’s tropical climate household, pests like cockroaches ants and mice breed more rapidly making infestations more common than cooler areas. Controlling these pests in Tampa’s tropical climate can be a real challenge because re-infestation is common with pests like roaches, mice and ants quickly moving back in from neighboring properties.
Many aggressive pest control methods also involve chemicals or poisons that can be dangerous both for pets and for people living in the home that’s treated.
The new pest repellent system uses ultrasonic and electromagnetic technology to safely drive pests from a home. The speaker system emits a sound that repels pests by making them think a predator is present. Within 21 days most pests have left the home looking for a “safer” location.
The system does not require batteries and plugs into outlets in the home making it simple for a home user to use being a plug in and forget solution. It also eliminates the need for solutions like mouse or rat traps, dangerous poisons and the messy clean up after using these pest control methods.
It is a low cost alternative compared to pest control services which often can’t guarantee results. Many users are also attracted to the clean eco-friendly solution to pest control that the HomeShielders system offers.
To ensure home owners have comprehensive protection from the wide variety of pests so commonly causing infestation in Florida including mice, spiders, mosquitos, cockroaches, rodents, spiders and ants HomeShielders have released their full Pest Emergency Kit. A video is available showing how it works: https://youtu.be/5D5NkCgk0G8
The kit comes with 2 Sonic Pest Fighters, 2 Plug2Repel devices and 2 Pest Revolter devices ensuring full coverage of a typical large Tampa home.
More information on the HomeShielders Pest Emergency Kit can be found at http://homeshielders.com/products/special-offer-pest-repeller-bundle-pack-all-3-models.
For more information, please visit http://www.homeshielders.com
Contact Info:
Name: Dave Walters
Organization: HomeShielders
Release ID: 127729
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