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    Total Elimination

    Total Elimination

    4.7
    (22 reviews)

    I don't typically post negative reviews, but I'm sharing this to document our experience and to…read morehelp other homeowners make an informed decision. We live in a home built in 2021 near active construction and developed a rodent issue in the attic. After initially managing it with traps, the problem escalated when I noticed a strong odor on Monday, 4/27. We found significant droppings and urine staining in the attic, so I requested multiple estimates. Pest exclusion quotes ranged from $900-$1,850, and duct/insulation remediation ranged from $4,800-$7,800. I found Total Pest Elimination based on strong online reviews from yelp. On Wednesday, 4/29, I contacted Juan (the owner) for a written estimate. He sent Elli to inspect the attic; he attempted to locate the source of the odor and set traps but could not find the dead animal. I repeatedly followed up for the written estimate, which was not provided until the next day. My husband and I hired the company because they offered a single-scope solution, provided the lowest quote, and indicated they could start quickly. The total estimate was $6,600, and Juan stated the work would take a couple of days. Communication and scheduling were inconsistent from the start. On Thursday there was no proactive update; when I called, Juan said they would begin Friday, 5/1 at 9:00 a.m., and offered to send Elli Thursday evening to set traps. Elli arrived with Andrew, brought odor eliminators, set traps, and again searched unsuccessfully for the dead rodent. They confirmed they would start work at 9:00 a.m. the next morning. On Friday, 5/1, no one arrived at 9:00 a.m. At 9:22 a.m. I texted Juan and was told Andrew was "around the corner." Andrew arrived around 9:48 a.m. without supplies or direction and remained in the attic until about 12:30 p.m., when Juan arrived for the first time with minimal equipment (a small shop vacuum, bags, and paper to protect the entryway). Juan then requested 50% payment to purchase supplies, which had not been discussed in advance. Elli arrived after 2:00 p.m.; with limited equipment, they located and removed the dead rodent and then left. I was told they would return Saturday at 9:00 a.m. to complete the job. By this point I had paid $3,500, and I was relieved the odor was improving after the rodent was removed. A larger crew arrived Saturday and began removal work with two shop vacs, but the job was not completed. I was later told Sunday would not work, and that they would return Monday at 9:00 a.m. and finish by Tuesday at the latest. Late Sunday night (11:35 p.m.), Juan texted that he was trying to locate a machine to rent and would update me in the morning. As of Tuesday, the work still was not finished, and the team left approximately 10 large bags of old insulation at the curb despite my request to move them (my garage has been unusable throughout this process). It is now Wednesday; I have had to cancel appointments and stay home, which has disrupted my job search and daily schedule. I also want to clarify what was represented as included in the scope of work: closing all exclusions, setting traps, and returning weekly (four weeks) to remove any rodents caught. I was also told they could remove and replace all contaminated insulation and, once removed, sanitize the attic floor. That capability was not there. Juan arrived with only a small shop vacuum and suggested the crew shovel insulation out. He hired contract workers who said the proper machine and appropriate PPE were required, and there was no plan or containment (plastic sheeting), even though our attic access is inside the house--not in the garage--so containment is essential. The insulation "upgrade" conversation was also misleading: I was told I would need to pay an additional $1,500 to upgrade to fiberglass, but the insulation already in my attic was fiberglass (R-38). I asked for the same R-value to be replaced, but what was brought was the cheapest material available and did not match what we agreed to. As of May 7, I am out $3,500 and left with a major mess: dust throughout my house and garage, and my garage is still unusable. The workers who were in my home worked hard over the week, but they lacked leadership, proper supplies, and clear direction. I terminated Total Pest Elimination on May 6 and now must hire someone else to clean up and complete the attic work. Juan may do well with basic pest trapping but based on my experience I would be extremely cautious about hiring this company for exclusion or insulation/remediation work.

    We called Total Pest Elimination for an emergency and they arrived in less than an hour to handle…read morethe situation! Their prompt, courteous service was outstanding! Highly recommend!!

    Zenith Disaster Clean Up

    Zenith Disaster Clean Up

    2.7
    (7 reviews)

    I initially contacted Zenith after Hurricane Beryl in 2024 to complete a free estimate for water…read moredamage at my home. They submitted an estimate to my insurance company, but when the adjuster requested a formal quote, Zenith was unable to provide one. As a result, my claim was denied. After seeking legal counsel, my claim was finally approved in 2026. Unfortunately, legal fees consumed a significant portion of the funds, leaving me unable to move forward with Zenith due to cost. I reached out to request a simple letter confirming that they would no longer be the contractor so I could proceed with another company within my budget. At that point, I encountered serious issues with a representative named Ehis. He delayed responding to me after promising a callback and then spoke to me in an unprofessional and disrespectful manner. During multiple conversations, he raised his voice, made dismissive statements such as "I run this business and everything goes through me," and incorrectly claimed that the insurance funds belonged to Zenith simply because they provided a free estimate. We scheduled a meeting for Tuesday, May 25 to formally terminate the relationship. However, on May 23, after I left an honest review about my experience, he called me at 9:30 a.m. and again spoke disrespectfully, stating I had no right to leave a negative review. He told me to meet him at the office after 12:00 p.m., but when I arrived at approximately 1:30 p.m., the office was closed with no one present. When I called again, he stated he had already left for another client and instructed me to email my personal documents instead--then hung up the phone. I had three witnesses with me who overheard these interactions. This experience has been extremely frustrating and unprofessional. I expected basic courtesy and clear communication, especially given the circumstances surrounding my claim. Instead, I was met with hostility, lack of accountability, and poor follow-through. Based on my experience, I strongly recommend exercising caution and considering a more reputable and professional company

    What is horrible company. My mom's house had a fire in the garage in October. I rushed to protect…read moremy mom after work, but dearly wished I followed my gut, and decline their assistance. My mom and aunt are ok, and her home is mostly destroyed by the fire. My mom is 77 and is a retired senior. And im sure this terrible company was excited to get the call so they can prey on helpless people like my mom. ZDCP misrepresented themselves and my vulnerable mom believed them. They told her we work with State Farm. No, like anyone else, all you do is submit your inflated invoices to them. We told them specifically the only thing they are allowed to do was to board up the garage. They never told me their price. Had they told me the price, I would have told them to leave immediately! A month later, we get this ludicrous invoice stating we owe $3850 for boarding up the garage. And are currently threatening, they will file a lien on her home. I'm speaking to a lawyer now. And this 1 star review will be posted on every social media review website. google, yelp, Angi, wheree, birdeye, yahoo local, Mapquest, And any other local review website I can find. I will not take it down for a reduced invoice. I know how scummy companies like yours operates. Once you receive too many negative complaints you'll just pack up this LLC, and start a company in a new DBA/LLC. I've also contact Amy Davis for KPRC Investigative Reporter/ consumer advocate for her assistant. I hope she does a scam piece on TV, to prevent others from falling prey to companies like yours. And I'll be contacting BBB for assistance as well.

    Bravo Environment - damagerestoration - Updated July 2026

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