by Brianna Crandall — October 27, 2014—A+-Rated sustainable pest control service Planet Orange has just announced its selection as the pest control provider for Levi’s Stadium. Locally owned and operated, Planet Orange was awarded the three-year agreement due to its sustainable philosophy and industry expertise.
“Planet Orange’s approach with people- and pet-friendly products [is] perfectly aligned with the sustainable philosophy and the LEED-certified Levi’s Stadium,” says Nathan Cocozza, President of Planet Orange. Planet Orange was founded on the principle of finding creative, eco-friendly solutions to pest control issues that are both effective and sustainable.
“We understand that Levi’s Stadium is the jewel of Northern California and the entire NFL,” says Cocozza. “We take the opportunity to keep the home of the San Francisco 49ers pristine and pest free with natural-based products as a great honor. Our leadership and innovations in botanical plant-based products [have] allowed us to offer real pest control solutions to the eco-concerned population of Northern California that other providers cannot offer.”
Planet Orange, headquartered in San Jose, will be administering pest control services year-round to the 1.85 million-square-foot Levi’s Stadium, paying special attention to the 28 concession stands, fine restaurants, players’ areas and seating.
Levi’s Stadium was the first professional football stadium in the United States to receive LEED Gold certification for new construction. Levi’s Stadium was designed to be one of the most compelling sports and entertainment venues in the country, while maintaining a disciplined green approach to sustainable design.
Planet Orange was established as a sustainable pest control, termite and construction company. Headquartered in San Jose, CA, the company services the greater Bay Area (Napa to Monterey). Planet Orange provides a broad range of effective green services and people- and pet-friendly botanical plant-based treatments for such pests as termites, spiders, ants, rodents, cockroaches, bed bugs, yellow jackets and silverfish.
