Modern Pest Services included in the Pesticide Environmental Stewardship Program

December 17, 2007. Brunswick, Maine - Modern Pest Services (www.modernpest.com) has been included in the Pesticide Environmental Stewardship Program (PESP), a division of the United Sates Enviromental Protection Agency (EPA). PESP forms partnerships with pesticide users to reduce the potential health and environmental risks associated with pesticide use and implement pollution prevention strategies.

Modern Pest Services, a 3rd generation family owned and operated pest control company, is one of only 17
pest management companies in the United States achieving this recognition, and the only representative from New England, currently. Modern Pest Services is the leader in professional pest control and offers commercial pest control
service under the ECOCARE brand to a variety of facilities, including
restaurants, grocery stores, hotels, distribution centers, factories, and educational and correctional institutions. Modern provides a National Organics compliant pest management program for any ECOCARE commercial clients with an interest in organic pest management. Modern Pest Services also offers
residential pest control services under the HomeCare Advantage brand to homes,
condominiums, and apartment complexes. 

“In an constant effort to protect the earth’s natural resources, and to minimize environmental damages, Modern always manages, minimizes and eliminates, whenever possible, the use of hazardous materials” says Scott Stevenson, Director of Operations for Modern Pest.“Using state of the art Eco-Friendly products which contain recycled materials, Modern reduces risks to the environment by selecting materials that cause the least amount of harm to the environment during both usage and disposal.”

Modern Pest Services serves all the New England states (Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island and Vermont) and is Northern New England's largest and fastest growing pest control firm. More
about Modern Pest Services can be found at www.modernpest.com.