General Pest Control
A whole-house pest inspection in Birmingham and Jefferson County, then a treatment plan the homeowner agrees before anything is applied.
The services on this line cover household and commercial pests in Birmingham and Jefferson County: general pest work, termite inspection and soil treatment, wood-destroying organism inspections, ants, cockroaches, rodents, wasps, spiders, mosquitoes, bed bugs, fleas, lawn and shrub pests, and a 24/7 call line.
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Each service below has its own page with the inspection it starts from, the steps it follows and the questions a household is likely to ask. A pest is rarely one service, so the first visit decides which of them apply and in what order.
The most common first call is for a general pest visit. Termite questions, wood-destroying organism inspections and new-build treatment have their own pages, because they are recorded under a separate category.
A whole-house pest inspection in Birmingham and Jefferson County, then a treatment plan the homeowner agrees before anything is applied.
A written termite inspection of the wood, the soil line and the foundation in Birmingham, with the treatment options explained before anything is applied.
Treating the soil around the foundation in Birmingham and Jefferson County, with the zone, the method and the aftercare set out in writing before the work starts.
A written inspection for wood-destroying organisms, booked for a sale in Birmingham and Jefferson County, with a report the buyer and seller can both read.
Soil and foundation protection applied while a new building is still open, with the zone and the records kept for the builder and the owner.
Tracing the ant trail to its nest and entry point in Birmingham and Jefferson County, then treating the place the colony is rather than the trail on the wall.
Finding the harbourage that a cockroach population lives in across Birmingham and Jefferson County, and treating it in the voids where it breeds.
Finding how rodents get into a building in Birmingham and Jefferson County, then setting traps and sealing the entry points they use.
Removing or treating wasp, hornet and yellow jacket nests in Birmingham and Jefferson County, with the nest's position and the people nearby taken into account first.
An exterior-first spider visit in Birmingham and Jefferson County, with the webs, the egg sacs and the places spiders shelter found and dealt with in order.
Finding the standing water and shaded cover that mosquitoes use on a Birmingham or Jefferson County property, and treating the resting places the technician can reach.
An inspection of the infested room and the rooms beside it in Birmingham and Jefferson County, a treatment plan, and a follow-up to confirm the result.
Fleas treated across the pets, the carpet and bedding and the yard in Birmingham and Jefferson County, as one plan with a follow-up set to the flea life cycle.
Scoped pest control for businesses in Birmingham and Jefferson County, with a written record, a service schedule and a plan that fits the hours the business is open.
Pests in the lawn, shrub beds and ornamental planting around a Birmingham or Jefferson County home, inspected lot by lot and treated where the damage shows.
A 24/7 line for pest calls in Birmingham and Jefferson County, where the urgent case is sorted first and a technician is sent as soon as one is free.
A scheduled prevention plan for a Birmingham or Jefferson County property, with follow-up visits, sealing of entry points and a written record kept for the owner.
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Book the termite inspection. The soil-line treatment follows from the findings, not before them.
No. A general visit covers common household pests. A termite inspection looks at wood-destroying organisms and is recorded as its own category.
Often, yes. The technician will tell you which services the first visit finds a need for, and the plan lists them in order.