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Pest & Termite Control
What to look for when
selecting an ethical Pest and Termite Control
Company:
An
ethical company will look and act professionally
when coming into your house. Look
for a company that has nice lettering on their
vehicles and technicians that are uniformed. Look
for a company that's open to answering all of
your questions and educates you to prevent
further problems with pests. Compare
prices and service. Remember, the cheapest isn't
always the best option. Make
sure all the terms of the contract are
understood before any work is done. Make sure
the contract contains the company name on
stationary, length of service, price and what
services are to be performed. Make
sure to ask your pest control company if you can
see their liability insurance to cover issues
like staining of carpet or accidental breakage. Ask
to see proof of workers' compensation insurance
to protect you if someone is injured while
working on your property. Always
make sure to get a written contract. The
contract should cover price, number of
treatments, and a full listing of chemicals that
will be used in your house. Look
for a company that does criminal background
checks and drug testing on their employees. Look
for a company that will show you their license
number and ID card from the Department of
Agriculture.
Questions to ask when selecting a business in this industry:
How
will my family and pets react to your chemicals? Do
the proposed techniques fit your lifestyle? How
long have they been in business? What
type of training do their technicians have? Ask
how long the technician has been with the
company? If
you are asked to complete preventative
maintenance between visits, would you be willing
to do them? Will
they show you how to prevent insect issues or
just continue to treat them? Do
you offer monthly, quarterly, and yearly
options; or can you only call when you have pest
control issues? Do
they offer outside only pest control, so
treatments can be done even if you are not home? Are
there penalties if you cancel? Do
they only offer one type of treatment? Do they
keep the labels for their products on hand? Do
they charge to come to your home if you still
have a problem or one develops if their treating
your property on a regular basis? Do
you do criminal background checks on your
employees? What
to avoid when selecting a company in this
industry:
Don't
judge a company by there website, a flashy
website doesn't mean they are a reliable
company. Beware
of a company that doesn't guarantee their work. If
you are told your problems will be solved on the
first visit, it's probably too good to be true. Do
they only offer one type of treatment? Beware
of sales persons quoting you service without
detailing it contractually. |
After interviewing and running an extensive background check the National Association Against Consumer Fraud has awarded the following business a listing in The Business A-List:
Scientific Pest Control & Termite 8760
Summerville Place Our company is a small local company servicing Orange, Osceola, Lake Volusia, Seminole Polk and Sumter counties in Central Florida. Because of our customer service, we are able to retain clients for an average of about six times longer than the average pest control company. One reason is delivered results. The next is guaranteeing your service no matter what the cost is. Delivering service retreats on same day or next day service is vital to our success. Explaining in detail our guarantee and what the customer should expect from our service is the most important reason why you should utilize our service. We created a website full of important questions a consumer should ask when hiring a company @scientificpestcontrol.net. You should utilize our service because of our contract. We've had attorneys ask us why we don't have more exclusion and why our contract is so beneficial to the consumer and why it doesn't protect the company and our answer is simple. Our contract was written by our customers because we asked them what they would want in a termite contract. If you succeed at every treatment you do, there won't be a legal problem. There won't be a cause for concern if you simply get rid of your client's problem. |
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