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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
To resolve your issue, we will professionally analyze you home to determine the cause of an infestation. By removing what’s attracting or providing shelter for the pest, we can establish a plan to make sure they are extracted and deterred from coming back.
Reputable and effective pest prevention requires a professional application of products used properly while ensuring the safety of your family members and pets. Adequately finding the source of the problem can be done by an experienced Paramount technician and continued maintenance. A re-infestation can happen in as little as 60 days with at-home remedies. Relying on a trusted team of trained exterminators can keep you bug-free year long.
Your safety and security are very important to us, and we will only use EPA-approved methods that are strategically targeted to get the job done without affecting your loved ones. Our safe handling and proper application procedures minimize any adverse reactions you may be worried about. We will talk with you in your home about what precautions you need to take if any.
Our staff members have had background checks and have been through a series of interviews to make sure we only have the best individuals on our team. We want to be a part of your pest control maintenance for life and will go above and beyond to make you feel safe and comfortable.
Most of the time it is completely fine for you to be home and carry on with your daily life when we provide a treatment. We want to work closely with you to make sure we fully understand the problem and provide 100% customer satisfaction before and after we work with you.
Prevention is important to keep critters from coming back. Simply eliminating what you can see is not what we’d recommend for long-term satisfaction. With our free estimate, we can talk to you about your options to meet your desired need.
