Typical jobs across Gallatin County

The calls we handle most often: what homeowners notice, what our technicians do, and what to expect.

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What homeowners notice: A homeowner finds droppings along the garage wall and a gnawed bag of feed. The mice are using the gap where the garage door seal has worn.
What we do: The technician walks the foundation and the garage door, marks the worn seal and the gap at the sill, and closes the openings with metal mesh and sealant. Feed is moved into sealed containers and a monitoring station is set along the wall.
What to expect: Typically the activity stops once the openings are closed, and the follow-up visit checks the monitoring log before the plan is closed.

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What homeowners notice: In late summer, a homeowner sees funnel webs in the window wells and spiders moving along the lower basement wall. The wells hold leaves and insects.
What we do: The technician identifies the spiders from a sample, clears the wells, vacuums the webs and egg sacs, and treats the wall edges and wells where the spiders are found, as the label directs.
What to expect: Typically the webs are reduced after the clearing and treatment, and the report advises clearing the wells every few weeks in the fall.

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What homeowners notice: As the weather turns, insects gather on a south-facing wall and at the window frames, and a few get into the living room.
What we do: The technician identifies the insects, inspects the window frames and screens, treats the outside surfaces where the insects gather and shows the homeowner how to vacuum and empty the vacuum outside.
What to expect: Typically the number of insects drops, and the report lists the screen and seal fixes that stop the same gap being used the next year.

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What homeowners notice: Small moths fly near the cupboard, and there is webbing inside a bag of flour and a box of cereal.
What we do: The technician checks every stored item, bags and removes the infested packages, cleans the shelves and advises on sealed containers. Food is not sprayed, and any product is placed only in cracks and voids as the label directs.
What to expect: Typically the cupboard is clean at the end of the visit, and the report lists what was discarded and how the storage should be kept.

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