A signed record left on-site at every commercial pest control visit, documenting areas serviced, products used, and any findings — often required for health inspections.
The paper trail health inspectors ask for
A service log is completed at each visit and kept on-site, typically in a binder or posted location, so it's available immediately if a health inspector or auditor asks for pest control documentation. It's standard practice for restaurants, hotels, and other regulated facilities.
Why documentation matters as much as the treatment
For food service and other regulated properties, having documented, consistent service records can matter as much as the treatment itself during a health inspection. A missing log can be a compliance issue even if the pest control itself is solid.
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