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Pest control

Coveralls and removal bags for pest control technicians

Rodent cleanouts, crawlspaces and attics are dirty, hot and often contaminated. We supply hooded disposable coveralls with boots for the technician, and removal bags for the insulation and debris that comes out, all shipped the same day.

Pest control technician in a white coverall, cap with neck flap and boots fogging a warehouse aisle
The hazards

What technicians are up against

Droppings and nesting debris

Rodent droppings, urine and nesting material work their way into insulation and dust. Skin and clothing take the exposure unless there's a barrier.

Attics and crawlspaces

Tight, hot, dusty spaces with sharp edges. Suits need to survive snags and stay wearable in the heat.

Contaminated insulation

Soiled insulation has to come out. That takes bags, and plenty of them, that won't split on the way down the ladder.

Product applications

When you're applying a product, the label decides what you wear. A coverall is one line item on that list, never the whole answer.

Selection guide

Which coverall for which task

A starting point. Product labels, your company's protocols and applicable regulations come first.

TaskRecommended coverall
Rodent cleanout in an attic Microporous or Vent, hooded, with bootsVent in hot attics. Pair with our removal bags for the debris.
Crawlspace work Microporous or SMS, hooded, with boots
Removing contaminated insulation Microporous or Vent plus vacuum bags or a snake bag
Inspections and monitoring visits Polypropylene or SMSLight duty, economical, a fresh suit per visit.
Applying products Whatever the product label specifiesWhere the label calls for coveralls, check that ours meet that description. If it calls for chemical-resistant garments, ours are not that. Let us know what you need.
Shoe covers and gloves Available on requestSee shoe covers & gloves.
Guidance

What CDC says about heavy rodent infestations

For heavy infestations, CDC lists disposable coveralls if possible, rubber boots or disposable shoe covers, gloves, protective goggles, and a half-mask air-purifying respirator with HEPA filters or a powered air-purifying respirator with HEPA filters. Wear these before you start cleaning, and decontaminate protective equipment after removing it each day.

Summary of CDC rodent cleanup guidance

Summary for general reference only. Follow CDC's current guidance, your company's protocols and applicable regulations, including respirator fit-testing requirements.

Bag it

Suits and bags from one supplier

Ultra-Bag started with insulation removal bags. For rodent work, that means one order covers what you wear and what you haul out.

  • Vacuum bags with an 11 in. neck. Premium Black and Gen2 woven carry a free replacement guarantee.
  • Snake bags that hang from the attic hatch for batts.
  • Trailer bags for bulk loads.
  • Hooded coveralls with boots in microporous, Vent and SMS.
Why pest control companies buy from us

One order, shipped today

  • Well stocked. Cases and pallets on hand, shipped fast.
  • By the case or pallet. 50 suits per case. Mix suits and bags on one order.
  • Every branch. We ship to single branches, service centers and distribution points.
  • Free samples. Have your technicians try our suits next to what they wear now.

Know the limits

  • A coverall is not respiratory protection. Follow CDC and your protocols for respirators and fit testing.
  • Our coveralls are not chemical-resistant garments. Where a product label calls for chemical-resistant protection, use what the label specifies.
  • Not flame resistant. Do not wear near open flame or sparks.
  • Disposable suits are single-use. Bag and discard them per your protocols.
Questions

Pest control coverall FAQ

What should I wear for a rodent cleanout?

CDC's list for heavy infestations starts with a disposable coverall, boots or disposable shoe covers, gloves, goggles and a HEPA respirator. We supply the hooded microporous or Vent coverall with boots. The rest is up to your protocols.

Which coverall is best for hot attics?

The Vent Coverall. It keeps a microporous body and adds a breathable back panel for heat.

Do your coveralls meet product label requirements?

That depends on the label. Where it calls for coveralls, check that ours meet your label and your state's rules. Where it calls for chemical-resistant garments, ours do not. Let us know what you need.

Can you supply bags for contaminated insulation?

Yes. Vacuum bags, snake bags and trailer bags. Our Premium Black and Gen2 woven bags carry a free replacement guarantee.

Can we try the suits first?

Yes. Tell us what your technicians wear now and we'll send comparable samples at no charge.

Suits and bags, shipped the same day.

Samples, quotes and fast shipping.