Compliance with Laws and Regulations: Members of the association should comply with all relevant laws, regulations, and guidelines related to pest management. This includes pesticide usage, safety standards, and environmental regulations.

Professional Conduct: Members should conduct themselves in a professional and courteous manner when dealing with clients, colleagues, and the public.

Environmental Responsibility: Pest management practices should aim to minimize environmental impact. This may involve using integrated pest management (IPM) techniques and employing environmentally friendly pest control methods whenever possible.

Customer Relations: Members should be honest and transparent with clients about the nature of the pest problem, recommended solutions, and costs involved. They should also provide clear information on any potential health or safety risks associated with pest control measures.

Safety and Health: Members should prioritize the safety of both clients and themselves when applying pest control treatments. Proper protective gear and safety measures should be followed.

Continuing Education: Pest control professionals should engage in ongoing education and training to stay updated on the latest pest management techniques, technologies, and safety practices.

Confidentiality: Members should respect client confidentiality and not disclose any sensitive information about their clients or their properties.

Fair Pricing: Pricing should be fair and reasonable, and any fees or charges should be clearly communicated to clients in advance.

Use of Chemicals: When pesticides are used, they should be applied according to label instructions, and pesticide use should be a last resort after considering non-chemical alternatives.