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Industrial-Scale Service

Warehouse & LogisticsPest Control

Large-scale pest management for distribution centers, warehouses, and logistics facilities.

Industrial Pest Solutions

Comprehensive protection for large facilities

Rodent Control Programs

Comprehensive monitoring and baiting systems

Bird Management

Deterrents for loading docks and rafters

Stored Product Pests

Protect goods from beetles, moths, and weevils

Perimeter Defense

Barrier treatments to stop pests at entry points

Large-Scale Coverage

Solutions for facilities up to 500,000+ sq ft

Compliance Documentation

Reports for audits and certifications

Facilities We Serve

Distribution Centers
Warehouses
Fulfillment Centers
Cold Storage
Manufacturing Plants
Shipping Facilities
Storage Units
Industrial Parks

Keeping Pests Out of Your Supply Chain

Warehouses and distribution centers move product in and out all day, and every truck and pallet is a chance for pests to come along. Dock doors stay open for long stretches, high racking creates hard-to-inspect harborage, and stored food, feed, paper, and packaging attract rodents, birds, and stored-product insects.

Romex logistics programs focus on the perimeter and the docks, where most pests enter, and on monitoring inside so activity is found before it damages inventory or shows up in a customer audit.

Common Pests in Warehouses and Distribution Centers

Rodents

Mice and rats chew through packaging, contaminate product, and damage wiring. Exterior bait stations around the building and interior traps along walls and dock areas form layered protection.

Stored-product insects

Beetles and moths infest grain, flour, pet food, seed, and dried goods, then spread to nearby pallets. Pheromone monitoring identifies the source lot so it can be isolated.

Birds

Pigeons and sparrows enter through open dock doors and nest in rafters, contaminating product below. Exclusion and deterrent recommendations address the entry points.

Cockroaches and flies

Break rooms, restrooms, and trash compactors support cockroaches and flies. Sanitation recommendations and targeted treatment keep them out of storage areas.

How a Romex Service Program Works

  1. 1

    Facility inspection

    A licensed Romex technician inspects the exterior, docks, racking, break areas, and receiving to document activity, entry points, and sanitation issues.

  2. 2

    Device map and service plan

    Exterior stations, interior traps, and insect monitors are numbered and mapped. The plan defines visit frequency and the access technicians need.

  3. 3

    Scheduled service

    Each visit includes device checks, perimeter treatment, and inspection of receiving and storage areas, scheduled around shifts and shipping peaks.

  4. 4

    Audit-ready reporting

    Device counts, findings, and corrective actions are recorded for customer and third-party audits. If pests return between scheduled services, Romex re-treats at no additional charge.

Documentation & Compliance

  • Numbered device maps and device-by-device activity records
  • Service reports with products used and corrective actions
  • Trend reporting to support customer and third-party audits
  • Product labels and technician licensing on request

What Your Team Can Do

  • Keep dock doors closed when trucks are not at the door
  • Leave an 18-inch inspection aisle between racking and walls
  • Inspect inbound loads and quarantine damaged or infested pallets
  • Clean up spilled product quickly, especially food and feed
  • Rotate inventory first-in, first-out to limit stored-product pests

Frequently Asked Questions

How often should a warehouse be serviced?

Most warehouses run monthly service. Facilities storing food, feed, or other products subject to audits often need more frequent device checks.

Can you work around our shifts and shipping schedule?

Yes. Service is scheduled around your operations, including nights and weekends for facilities that run continuously.

Do you provide documentation for audits?

Yes. Device maps, service reports, and trend data are kept for every visit so you can show customers and auditors how pests are managed.

How are treatments handled near stored product?

Monitoring and exclusion come first. When treatment is needed, licensed technicians use EPA-registered products applied according to label directions and choose methods appropriate for the product stored nearby.

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