Chemical pest control involves the use of pesticides to kill pests. Physical pest control includes traps and barriers to keep pests away from an area. Chemical pest control uses pesticides to eradicate pests, while physical control effectively manages infestations by keeping pests away from an area.

Pest control is the process of controlling, managing, minimizing or removing undesirable insects and other pests, from spaces occupied by people.

Pest control program means measures to eradicate and contain common pests such as roaches, ants, mosquitoes, flies, rats, and mice. The program may be done by the facility ' s staff or by an outside contract.

Physical pest control does not use harsh chemicals that may harm the environment, home, or business, making it a popular option. Because it does not use toxic chemicals, the pest cannot develop a resistance to it. This factor helps physical pest control deliver effective, long-lasting results.