Is $980 to seal home entry points against pests a fair price?
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Lots of construction is going on in my neighborhood, and I've now seen my first tree rat. My side camera caught it climbing up the wall. I called pest control, and they see no signs anything has been able to get in the house, but they do see signs one did try. I really, really hate the idea of anything getting inside. I am also not handy in any way. It's a lot of money for me right now.
Quote Details
The pest control service involves sealing all potential entry points to prevent pests, specifically tree rats, from entering the home. This service includes:- Sealing roof vents- Sealing dryer vent- Sealing garage entry points- Warranty for the work- Quarterly checks
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