about
our journey
meet our team
Jake Claus, ACE
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Jana Claus
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Eric Bassett, ACE
more about eric
meet our team
Jake Claus, ACE
more about jake
Jana Claus
more about jana
Eric Bassett, ACE
more about eric
Eric’s pest control journey spans over 15 years, navigating roles in both national heavyweights and local gems. Acquisitions, startups, business expansion, and strategic assessment– Eric’s seen everything! As an Associate Certified Entomologist with several pest control licenses and certifications, Eric’s business acumen has been a driving force behind Natura’s success.
our promise
Here’s our promise to you:
Environmental Responsibility: Let’s face it: nothing is completely natural. But that doesn’t mean we should ignore our responsibility to Mother Nature! At Natura, we deeply value the environment and are dedicated to pest control practices that safeguard the essential pollinators in our local ecosystem. In 2015, we launched the Bee Careful initiative dedicated to conserving bee populations in our area. Our technicians undergo rigorous training to expertly apply eco-friendly products, avoiding bee-attracting blooms. For more information about our practices or to learn how you can support our pollinating friends, check out our Bee Careful page!
our philosophy
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bee careful
- Factors related to bee decline
- How does Natura’s Bee Careful Initiative help bees in my community?
bee decline
natura is bee careful!
natura’s bee careful pledge
- NOT spraying anything that blossoms or blooms. This keeps flowering plants free from pesticides that might otherwise harm bees.
- Natura will Bee Careful when selecting the products that we apply to a customer’s home, and avoid areas where bees are likely to visit such as bushes, flowering plants, as well as overhead areas above possible bee nesting areas.
- Provide customers with information to promote healthy bee practices around their homes, such as what types of plants and flowers bees prefer. Educate customers regarding bees vs “other flying, stinging thingies” (bees are “good”, wasps are “bad”).
- Working closely with local bee keeping organizations to preserve active bee colonies whenever safe removal and relocation is possible.