Many situations can call for the use of a pesticide free or poison free pest management tool. Sensitive areas often need control of roaches, spiders, silverfish, rodents and flies. Hospitals are of course considered sensitive in nature but operating rooms, treatment areas and rooms where there are patients are very sensitive to pesticides. Ants and flies are two major pests of these particular types of sensitive areas, with flies being the most obvious. Flies can also pose disease and bacteria problems, more so than other urban pests. Their ability to fly from one area to another and their ability to transmit germs and disease from patients, wounds, garbage, hazardous waste to other areas make them a definite hot spot for pest control service. In these cases, the use of multiple ultraviolet fly traps that have non-toxic capture pads is a must.

Crawling insects can also be captured with various sticky traps or glue boards. Traps for silverfish, spiders and fruit flies are designed with shapes or colors that are inviting to nearby pests. Clothes moth and grain moth traps use specific pheromones to attract adult moths and capture them on glue pads.

For rodent control, there are many different traps available. Snap traps (such as the T-Rex Rat Trap) can be used in certain areas but not should not always be used in what would be called a sensitive area. You must consider that snap traps can release body parts, germs, etc. that are not exactly healthy around hospital treatment rooms or commercial food handling areas. In many cases the use of snap traps are not legal. Glue traps, glue boards and live rodent traps are preferred in these sensitive areas.