Persistent Problems
Reality is not all termite issues are easy to solve. So, if one visit from your termite specialist doesn’t completely eradicate your termite colony that’s not to say that you’ve partnered with the wrong team. However, if you find yourself with recurring issues, it’s the responsibility of your termite control company to follow up with other solutions. So if you have recently had your house treated for termites and still find yourself with a problem chances are may be time to move.
Proper Licensure
Another reason that we recommend homeowners part ways with their current termite control service is when they’re working with someone who is not licensed or insured. Home fumigation and other kinds of pest control that use potent chemicals require careful handling by a professional with a significant level of expertise. You have the right to ask a termite company whether or not they’re licensed and insured.
Accessibility
Termite issues can be well-managed when handled in a timely manner. If you find it difficult to get in contact with your provider, if they don’t respond quickly to your needs, or if they don’t take your concerns seriously it would be worth considering finding a company that fits better.
All businesses are filled with people who try their hardest, and people who sometimes make mistakes. For that reason, we always recommend giving your service provider a fair shake. However, if you find that you are in a relationship with a termite control company that isn’t working for you, don’t be afraid to leave. For more information about how you can get out of a bad termite control relationship and into a good one, give us a call today.