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Thanks for the great review. I knew that you were in an apartment and sealed your place up against mice entry altogether. Thanks again,Joe
Reply created 12 Jul 2013Snap Pest Control
Thanks for the great review. I knew that you were in an apartment and sealed your place up against mice entry altogether. Thanks again,Joe
Reply created 12 Jul 2013Thanks for the kind review. Glad to hear you are mice free.Joe
Reply created 12 Jul 2013This was a tricky job I had to also mesh up a 30 foot section of upper roof line because of the exposed wood and gaps. That in tandem with cutting off the raccoon's ability to reach the roof altogether and roofing work resulted in a raccoon proof home for once. Thanks again,Joe
Reply created 12 Jul 2013I always carry a good flashlight and magnifying glass on me at all times. I could see a tiny bed bug hiding in the closet sliding door track of the apartment and narrowed things down. The previous tech simply missed the remaining bed bugs or they were hiding in a crack or crevice. Thanks for the business,Joe
Reply created 12 Jul 2013Thanks for the wonderful review,Joe
Reply created 24 Jul 2013Thanks for the great review. Joe
Reply created 24 Jul 2013Thanks, for the great review. It took me awhile to figure this problem out in that the rats were using a plumbing stack to enter the home. I noticed it because there was an open end on the stack on an elbow which was no longer in use which was connected at one time to a toilet in an extension. A week earlier I had seen the same scenario and I was able to draw the same conclusion. You can see the photo on my web site ( a green stack). Joe
Reply created 24 Jul 2013Thanks for the review. I totally understand the budget issues these days and am happy to be of help..
Reply created 30 Jul 2013Thanks for the great review. I remember the job well, in fact the tenants at the property next door were feeding pests like they were zoo keepers. The fact that my client was so diligent about maintaining the integrity of his home in tandem with our advice on potential problems really helped avert some serious issues here. I've never seen so many squirrels.
Reply created 28 Jul 2013thanks for the great review. I relied on some previous jobs to help me tackle this pest issue. The problem was a badly chewed up staircase and I knew we had an opening somewhere because the basement foundation was cinder block and showed little signs of humidity as well as termite shelter tube material. It was important for me to remove the walls on both sides of the stair case because I wanted to find the access. Finally, after removing a vertical support stud a hole about he size of golf ball was discovered. A chemical treatment in tandem with the sealing of all potential access areas with high strength parging cement was the required course of action. I could see termites in the grass, the trees, even the mulch outside and realized we had to protect the house as much as possible. I make calculations on all my termite related jobs because its important for people to know just exactly how much chemical and concentration is needed to fully treat a home. Holes were drilled every foot apart into the basement slab one foot away from the walls. It was decided to go with a concentration of .75% instead of .5% as added insurance. Also, I even cross drilled holes into the floor joists and sprayed them twice. I even went around the exterior twice with a 2 hour gap so the soil could absorb termiticide evenly without becoming too concentrated on the bottom only. Later, a dust was injected into the wall voids as an added precaution. I take termites seriously and am happy it all worked out well in the particular case. Joe Snap Pest Control
Reply created 30 Jul 2013