Typical job
Property owners report bed bug activity in
A technician inspects the affected areas, confirms bed bug activity, and discusses whether heat treatment fits the property. The crew explains the scope and any access or occupant preparation needed before treatment. The owner gets a clearer treatment plan for the reported activity and understands what areas need access. Occupants should follow the technician’s directions for preparing the space and staying clear of treated areas.
Typical job
Residents notice a bald-faced hornet nest on
The crew assesses the nest location and surrounding access before outlining a treatment plan. The technician explains the work involved and relevant safety directions, including keeping people and pets away from the treatment area as instructed. The property owner learns what treatment is appropriate for the nest and what to avoid around the work area. Keep people and pets clear until the technician’s directions say the area can be approached.
Typical job
Homeowners hear mouse activity and want help
A technician inspects areas connected to the reported activity, confirms signs of mice, and explains a treatment plan. The crew can also discuss entry points and coordinate sealing when the job calls for that work. The homeowner gets a plan tied to the activity found, along with recommendations for follow-up or possible entry-point sealing. Clearing access to baseboards and known entry points can help the technician inspect those areas.