Typical job
Property owners report bed bugs in an
A technician inspects the affected apartment, assesses what the bed bug heat treatment would involve, and explains the findings and available treatment options. The scope depends on the inspection, rather than an assumption based only on the initial report. The owner gets a clearer view of the proposed work and can discuss next steps based on the inspection. Ask what preparation is needed and whether nearby units or rooms should also be assessed.
Typical job
Residents notice a bald-faced hornet nest hanging
The crew reviews the reported nest location and assesses the situation before discussing treatment. A technician explains the options for addressing the nest and any safety precautions relevant to the work, rather than encouraging residents to disturb it themselves. The property owner gets guidance tied to the nest’s location and the treatment plan. Keep people away from the area and avoid knocking down or approaching the nest while arranging professional help.
Typical job
Homeowners report mouse activity and want help
A technician asks where mouse activity has been noticed, inspects relevant areas, and identifies findings before selecting treatment. The crew discusses the proposed work and documents treated locations, so the homeowner knows which areas were addressed. The homeowner receives a treatment plan based on observed activity and can ask about any follow-up the job calls for. Sharing where signs appeared helps the technician focus the inspection.