Pest Control in Plantation

“George came in on Monday for termites found in the shed. He did a great job, and he also inspected and treated the trees near the shes to make sure there is no termites left in the premises.“

“Luis i am the service manager at the boulevard building & Aquil & Jonathan were amazing at their service & completely helpful today highly recomienda“

“There is NO one else and NO other business I'd trust our home with. Steve is not just an ethical business owner, but a hands-on expert. He is friendly, dependable, a respecter of privacy, and reasonable in his pricing. I cannot say enough good things about him and his business.Services: General pest inspection“

“Really knows how to get rid of the critters! Reliable, great knowledgable customer service too. Class act.“

“We have had our home for 5 years and like many others, have put off getting tented for quite some time because of the hassle. We had termite droppings in the attic for years and then finally started seeing bodies/wings inside the house this year so we knew it was time. I was recommended Dead Bug Edwards by someone and then also saw great reviews in a local Facebook residents group so I decided to give them a call. I was a little clueless going into the process so here was my experience (sorry for the long post but hope it helps)<br><br>First step, call and schedule an appointment for someone to come out and investigate (confirm you have termites, what kind of termites, and determine if spot treatment or tenting is needed). Simon came out and was extremely thorough, knowledgeable, and professional. He was very kind and actually taught me a lot about it all so now I know what to look at for future reference. A few days later, I was emailed a quote and we scheduled a tenting date (There is an extra fee for weekend tenting! Not unreasonable, just was not aware before going into this process). I had questions about some things and the owner himself called me almost immediately. He was super friendly and helpful as well.<br>Simon came back to our home about two weeks before the tenting to explain the needed preparations, receive a deposit, and provide the packing bags. I was completely unaware, but you have to prep all landscaping close to the house. If not, they might have to cover it up and it may die (we had just done our landscaping so could have planned to do it after tenting if we had known.. trim everything approx 12-18" from the house to fit the tent and move rocks away). The whole packing/prepping process is A LOT of work and Simon explained everything well/answered all our questions. Side note, you have to leave them with a house key.. I had no idea! It is such a weird feeling leaving a house key to strangers but he assured me we were in good hands and encouraged us to have any security cameras on throughout the house for peace of mind, (we did and everything went well and there was no funny business shown lol).<br>The workers showed up in the morning (Friday), you provide them with a key/final payment, and do a walk through if needed. They are only there for a bit putting the tent up, putting fans throughout the house, and administering the poison. The next day (Saturday), they come back and remove the tent/fans, close all windows, turn the A/C back on, and do their walk through/lock up the house (you can either meet up with them to receive the house key back or have them put it in a previously determined location). You have to allow a full day for it to air out once returning, so we were able to get back in the next day (Sunday).<br><br>They made the process pretty easy and effortless. The customer service was great and everyone we interacted with was helpful and professional. So far, we are very pleased with everything and would recommend them for termite tenting services!<br><br>My tips/advice:<br>- If you are purchasing a new home, investigate if you need this done BEFORE you move in and get comfortable. That would make everything so much easier!<br>- Plan to do any new landscaping after the tenting if possible. And if you are adding new landscaping, try not to go too close to the house in general<br>- Have the security cameras on/throughout the house for peace of mind<br>- Try to go through your house supplies weeks before the tenting and go in sections so you aren't stressing the days before! Example, I went through the medicine cabinet, pantry, pet supplies, & fridge/freezer a week or so before and threw out/organized everything. I ended up having a lot of expired/not needed stuff so trash/donations added up quickly. It was nice to space it out and that way I knew already everything here is what I need to pack up. I also used this as a time to reorganize/clean hard because it's a blank slate and it's been a blessin“