Typical job
Property owners report bed bugs in an
A technician inspects the affected areas, explains the findings, and determines what treatment the property calls for. The owner can discuss the proposed scope after the inspection rather than assume a treatment method before the site is checked. The owner gets a property-specific recommendation and a clearer picture of what the work involves. Share which rooms are affected and arrange access to them so the inspection can cover the areas tied to the concern.
Typical job
Residents report mouse activity and ask for
The technician checks the areas the resident identifies and looks for signs that help clarify the pest concern. The findings guide a recommendation suited to the site, with the technician explaining what was observed and any relevant next steps. The resident understands the findings and the treatment approach recommended for the property. Make the affected areas accessible and point out where activity has been noticed so the technician can include those locations in the inspection.
Typical job
Property owners ask for help with a
A technician assesses the reported nest and its location before recommending an approach suited to the site. The inspection helps establish what the work involves, rather than selecting treatment without considering where the nest is positioned. The owner receives a recommendation based on the nest location and site conditions. Keep clear of the area and tell the team where the nest is visible, so the technician can account for its placement during assessment.