Camp Pendleton South’s coastal Southern California environment ensures pests remain active throughout the year due to consistent mild temperatures. This continuous presence threatens military housing and operational facilities with ongoing pest pressures.
Cockroaches: The mild coastal weather at Camp Pendleton South means cockroaches, including German and American species, actively seek refuge indoors. They invade facilities and living quarters through plumbing gaps and entry points, breeding rapidly in damp areas.
Termites: Camp Pendleton South faces a moderate to high risk from termites. Subterranean termites actively forage from the soil, attacking wooden structures, while drywood termites silently infest support beams and wall frames, necessitating regular monitoring.
Common Questions
How do pests impact health on Camp Pendleton South?
Pests can spread diseases, trigger allergies, and contaminate food and water sources.
Are regular inspections important for Camp Pendleton South?
Absolutely. Proactive inspections prevent minor issues from becoming major infestations within facilities.
What steps can personnel take against pests?
Keep areas clean, store food properly, and report any pest sightings immediately.
Keep Camp Pendleton South facilities pest-free.