Orkin Pest Control
If you own a home in the U.S., you know that the most annoying thing isn't always mowing the lawn—it's the bugs.
In spring and summer, you suddenly start seeing lines of ants, or even fire ants. Spider webs keep showing up in the corners of your garage every few days, and in the summer, mosquitoes in the yard are so bad you can't even sit outside at night. If these situations are seriously bothering you too, it's worth checking out Orkin, a long-established American pest control company.
Orkin has been in the pest control business since 1901, with over 125 years of history. The biggest difference between Orkin and buying products yourself at the supermarket is that they don't just come in, "spray around, and leave." Instead, they develop a treatment plan based on your home's layout, surrounding environment, and actual pest situation.
Orkin officially covers a wide range of common pests, including Ants, Cockroaches, Spiders, Wasps, Mice/Rats, Mosquitoes, Termites, Bed Bugs, and more.
Orkin leans more toward long-term pest prevention and adjusts its treatment methods based on the season. After each service, they also provide a Service Report that tells you what they found, which areas were treated, and what you should watch out for going forward. If pests come back between two regular services, Orkin's Guarantee also includes an additional visit at no extra charge. And if you're still not satisfied with the service, they currently also offer a 30-Day Money Back Guarantee.
However, it's worth noting that Orkin has many branches across the U.S., and your actual experience will depend somewhat on the technician assigned to your local area—it's hard to guarantee that every branch delivers the exact same level of service.
Right now, you can start by requesting a Free, No-Obligation Quote and have them provide a price based on your home. We recommend comparing the quote with local pest control companies once you have it, and be sure to ask about the initial fee, how often they come back, which pests are covered in the plan, and the cancellation policy. Sign only if you feel it's a good fit.
