The Health Inspector Isn't Grading Your Food.
They're Grading Your Documentation.
A failed health inspection, a closure order, a Yelp photo of a cockroach — any of them can end a restaurant faster than a bad review. What determines the outcome isn't whether pests show up. It's whether your documented pest program shows that you took every reasonable step to prevent them. Most restaurants can't show that. Falcon builds the file, signs it, and keeps it current — included with every monthly pest service contract.
- FDA Food Code-compliant IPM plan — BCE-signed, inspection-ready
- Rodent perimeter program, fly management, drain sanitation protocols
- Service records your health inspector can review on-site, any time
- Franchise QA documentation for multi-unit operators
- Free 30-minute Liability Exposure Audit — BCE-signed report, no obligation
What A Pest Failure Costs A Food Service Operation
One inspection failure. One Yelp photo. One FDA notice. The cost of the wrong pest control company is never the monthly service bill.
Your pest service should cost less than your linen contract. Your documentation should be able to defend you in court. Falcon delivers both.
Get the Free Liability Audit →What Your Restaurant Receives When You Contract Falcon
Included at no extra charge. Every document is BCE-signed and stored for instant access when the inspector walks in unannounced.
Restaurant-Specific Liability Exposure Assessment
BCE-signed assessment of your operation's dominant liability drivers -- rodent, cockroach, fly, stored-product pest -- and estimated regulatory and litigation exposure if an event hits today.
FDA Food Code-Compliant IPM Plan
A BCE-designed IPM plan aligned with FDA Food Code and Utah health department standards. Covers inspection cadence, target pests, treatment hierarchy, and annual review. Show this to any inspector.
Food Service Pest Protocols
Dedicated protocols for rodent perimeter management, fly control and drain sanitation, cockroach elimination, and stored-product pheromone monitoring -- each with treatment hierarchy and documentation requirements.
Kitchen Staff Training & Sign-Off Records
Staff training curriculum for kitchen employees -- pest identification, reporting protocol, what not to do (DIY treatment that voids your documentation). Annual sign-off sheets that survive health inspector cross-examination.
BCE-Reviewed Service Tickets After Every Visit
Each service visit produces a BCE-reviewed ticket documenting areas serviced, pest activity by zone, products used with EPA registration numbers, and corrective actions taken. Ready for the next inspection.
Franchise QA Documentation Package
For multi-unit QSR operators: standardized documentation across all locations that satisfies franchise brand QA requirements. One BCE-signed program, consistent across your entire Utah portfolio.
The Credential That Changes The Inspection Conversation
When the health inspector asks who designed your pest management program and you hand them a BCE-signed IPM plan, the conversation changes. Trent Frazer, BCE #B3413 is Utah's only independent Board Certified Entomologist. No other pest control company in Utah can put that credential on your documentation.
Common Questions
Do I need a written IPM plan for my restaurant?
Utah health code and FDA Food Code both reference IPM as the standard approach for food establishments. Having a written, signed IPM plan is the documented evidence that you're operating to standard. Without one, any pest finding becomes a deficiency with no corrective framework on file. Most restaurants don't have a real plan -- they have a vendor sticker on the wall.
What's different about Falcon compared to the company I use now?
Ask your current vendor to show you the BCE credential on your account and the written IPM plan they designed specifically for your location. If they can't, your documentation doesn't exist in any form a health inspector or plaintiff's attorney would credit. Falcon builds that file and signs it with a credential no Utah competitor has.
I have a franchise. Can Falcon meet QSR brand standards?
Yes. Falcon's documentation is designed to satisfy both health department requirements and franchise brand QA programs. For multi-unit operators, we build one consistent documentation framework across all Utah locations -- which means your QA auditor gets the same standard at every property, not a patchwork of different vendor approaches.
How soon can you get us compliant?
Free Liability Audit within 10 business days of your request. Full Onboarding Package -- IPM plan, protocols, training curriculum, and service records -- within 30 days of contract signing. If you have an imminent inspection, call us directly and we'll prioritize your timeline.