About Pest Kill

Pest Kill publishes pest-kill.com, an independent educational directory of pest identification and proven control methods. The site is written primarily for people in the United States — homeowners, renters, facilities staff, and property managers — and is also useful in other Tier 1 markets where English-language guidance is expected.

We are not a pest-control company, we do not dispatch technicians, and we do not operate a storefront. Some articles include a short field kit of hardware and labeled consumer products that match the control sequence on that page. When Amazon Associates is active, those links may earn a commission. The article still has to stand without the kit. Details: advertising disclosure.

What “proven” means here

A method is listed when it is consistent with integrated pest management as taught by university extension entomology programs and with product uses allowed on EPA-registered labels in the United States. We prefer inspection, sanitation, and exclusion before chemical control. Lethal control of rodents in structures is sometimes necessary for public health; we describe legal, targeted tools and we do not publish graphic content or treat animal suffering as entertainment.

Who writes and reviews the entries

Articles are written and reviewed by Helen Marsh, Managing editor. Named reviewer for Pest Kill. Checks identification, pesticide-safety, and bite/sting copy against EPA labels, CDC public-health notes, and university extension fact sheets. Not a licensed pest-control operator or clinician. That is an editorial role against public sources, not a claim of a pest-control license, medical degree, or laboratory testing. See the editorial policy for how we handle updates, corrections, and YMYL (health and safety) topics.

Advertising

The site is designed to comply with the Google Publisher Policies and the Google SEO Starter Guide. Ads, when enabled, sit below or beside original content and never replace it. Details: advertising disclosure.

Contact

Editorial and privacy: contact@pest-kill.com. For a licensed inspection, search your state pesticide regulatory agency’s licensee lookup — we do not recommend a specific company.