One standard, applied across your portfolio.
Facilities Management[Sector 02 / 08]
Across a facilities portfolio, pest risk fragments easily. One person reports activity, another contractor attends, a note is left somewhere, and the underlying cause remains untouched.
The stake
Across a portfolio, inconsistency is the real cost.
01
One pest control standard across every site.
The value to a facilities team is not a single visit done well. It is the same discipline applied to every site, so the picture is comparable and the exceptions are visible.
Stratton runs one standard across the sites it manages for you, with structured escalation and a single point of contact.
02
Portfolio reporting for facilities teams.
Reporting separates immediate treatment from the longer-term actions around proofing, waste, access, and contractor standards, and shows what has changed, what needs doing, and who needs to act.
- Consistent reporting cadence across sites.
- Monthly or quarterly review where appropriate.
- Corrective action visibility and escalation routes.
- A single point of contact.
What a programme delivers
A record built for this sector.
One standard across every site
Comparable records, not a patchwork.
Structured escalation
A defined route when risk changes.
A single point of contact
One relationship, not many.
Portfolio-level visibility
Where pressure is changing, and where it isn't.
Stratton Pulse
Across a portfolio, Stratton Pulse holds the record in one place: what was found on each site, which actions are open, and what has been closed. Access is issued by Stratton to named users.
In practice
“We are not receiving pest-control paperwork for the sake of paperwork. We are receiving clear information that helps us make better decisions across the portfolio.”
Related
Start with a site review.
A site review assesses the risk on your site, the documentation it should produce, and the programme structure that would suit it. You receive a written summary and a recommended route. Following the review, Stratton will recommend a suitable route, or advise clearly where the site is not the right fit.