Questions about pest and lawn bundles

Each bundle is a flat amount a month. The size of the house, the size of the lawn and how it has been kept decide where your price lands, and we write it down at the first visit before any work starts.

Four pest visits a year, about one a season. The lawn program has seven visits between March and November. Mosquito and tick treatments run every three weeks from April to October.

We can't promise that, and nobody who follows the label should. Licensed applicators use each product the way its label says. We tell you what we applied, where, and how long to keep people and pets off a treated lawn; the label sets that time. Ask for the product list for your visit and we'll send it.

Most homes see less pest activity within a couple of weeks, though it varies with the pest and the house. A lawn changes over a season, not a week, and weather and watering matter as much as the visits do.

Not for the outside of the house or the lawn; we leave a report. For an inside visit, we agree on a window and text you the day before.

Tell us, and we come back and re-treat what is named on your visit report at no charge while your plan is active. The terms are under the bundle table; they don't cover pests or weeds we didn't treat for, or turf lost to drought, disease, heavy use or watering.

Yes. Cancel with 30 days' notice and pay through the end of that month. To pause lawn visits for a season, send a message from your account; there is no fee to pick them back up.

Termite treatment is a separate service and isn't in a bundle. We can inspect and quote it. A termite report says what we saw on the day; it is not a guarantee about what comes next.

The towns are listed above, on both sides of the state line. First visits are usually booked within the week; we can tell you the day when you call.