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His main messages are basically: (1) The technician determines which technique, Rod or Trench&Rod, to be used (however no explanation why that section is treated differently) (2) He denied the possibility of oversight (but no proof can be provided to me) (3) The technician debriefed his work to the manager the following day (I am not sure if this is a routine work procedure at Orkin, or it only happened because they have received our concern about that missed section. He belittled my concern and the reasons behind it, and he insisted that his employee was 100% correct.

To be honest, I was actually scared and my voice was even a bit trembling. Oh boy! His tone was very unfriendly if not intimidating. Then a man from a higher position phoned me.

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See attached picture of about 4 ft * 3 ft area.) Additionally, I provided two more comments that I think Orkin, as a professional pest control company for >100 years, should consider seriously: (1) Why the technician did not do a quick walkthrough/review of his completed work with the customer before leaving the site and (2) Once a concern is raised, why did not Orkin provide a timely feedback/follow-up service to assure the customer before the proof or signs of service become hard to track (Orkin should know very well that the holes will likely seal after a week).

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So, I contacted Orkin again (the same day) to express that my concern remains with two reasons: (1) Why that section has been treated differently from other sections (Rod vs Trench&Rod) around our house, while they all seem geographically the same? I was looking for professional justification behind this change (2) Neither my wife nor me was able to spot these Rodding holes even the same day after the service (there is little grass by the wall which means a series of ВЅ inches rodding holes should be pretty straightforward. I was not convincing, and even more suspicious now. However, the manager was not able to provide any convincing evidence because it has already been 1 week, meaning the Rodding holes are sealed. The reason вЂњwe cannot see the dirt-digging ditch sign is that it was done by Rodding instead of Trenching&RoddingвЂќ, quoted from the technician. Unfortunately, a manager came one week later, and explained that the chemical has been applied to that section. We thought it was just an oversight, so it should not be a big deal and they can simply redo it. We then reported to Orkin immediately and hoped they would send the technician back to fix it. Both my wife and I made a close examination of that section soon after the technician has just left at the same day. However, this section was intact to our observation. We thought that one section of our house has been missed (no chemical applied), because all the rest ground around our house was serviced with Trenching&Rodding as planned with a clear ditch and dirt-digging sign. The concern arose after the termite service of our house. It is the customer service phone call from Orkin addressing our concerns about their termite service. If you're termite-free, your pest control expert can help apply preventative measures to ward off future infestations.First of all, the quotation marks in the title mean that my perception could be inaccurate. They can tell you if you're at risk for termites or if they've already arrived. The best way to prevent these pests from causing damage to your home in Cullman is to have a trusted pest control provider take a look.

These termites traditionally swarm at night during the late spring, and major structural damage to your home can occur in as little as six months. Since then, they have been reported in 12 counties, including Cullman, Mobile, Baldwin, Lee and Jackson. Formosan termites were first discovered here in 1987. Each year, their presence leads to thousands of dollars in damage statewide, and more than a billion dollars in damage nationally. The Formosan termite prefers warm weather, and their eggs will not hatch at temperatures below 68вЏ. The state of Alabama has one of the highest levels of termite activity in America, due to its hot, humid weather. The Formosan termite is one of the most destructive pests in the country, and unfortunately, the conditions in Cullman are ideal for their survival. WHY CULLMAN? Area Conditions that Support This Critical Pest

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