𝗨𝗡𝗜 𝗘𝗡 𝟭𝟲𝟲𝟯𝟲 – 𝟱.𝟯 – Analysis of possible causes

Identifying the possible causes of the infestation during the inspection is essential for several reasons:

1. **Precision in treatment**: Correctly identifying the causes of the infestation allows the PCO to adopt a targeted approach in treatment. Rather than simply managing superficial symptoms, the professional can directly detect the origin of the problem, ensuring a more effective and long-lasting solution.

2. **Preventing the re-infestation**: Treating symptoms without facing causes can lead to a re-infestation over time. Identifying and eliminating the sources of the infestation significantly reduces the risk of a new occurence, thus safeguarding the environment in the long term and reducing the need for further treatments. There are many elements to take into account: cracks, broken mosquito nets, accumulations of waste, tunnels, attics and any other structural problem.

3. **Efficiency and savings**: An accurate identification allows the PCO to optimize the use of resources, both reducing the time and costs needed to solve the problem. Facing the causes directly avoids the waste of time and money caused by ineffective or repeated treatments.

4. **Health and Safety**: Understanding the causes of the infestation not only protects the structure from damage caused by pest, but also the health and safety of the occupants. Some infestation may cause human health risks, such as allergens or insect-borne diseases. Addressing the causes promptly and accurately helps maintaining a safe and healthy environment.