Finding a trustworthy exterminator requires research and the right questions. Start by gathering at least three personal recommendations from friends, family, or neighbors—or use a vetted referral service like Angie's List.
Avoid phone estimates. Meet the technician to assess: appearance and punctuality, vehicle condition (clean, marked, professional), communication style (informative vs. high-pressure), and willingness to answer questions thoroughly.
A quality exterminator discusses integrated pest management: prevention (eliminating food, water, entry points), targeted treatments, and life-cycle disruption—not just pesticide application. Ask about emergency response for sudden infestations and follow-up prevention.
Get multiple bids. Consider expertise, customer service, warranty, and treatment philosophy alongside cost. The cheapest option may lack thoroughness or safety protocols.

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