I would not recommend this company. I needed service done for a rental of mine. Asked me to pay…read morebefore the work was completed. Told me to drive 3 hours from Philadelphia to meet them. Very non efficient it's 2024... would not recommend.

Highly recommend. They called me back immediately after a long weekend and were able to get out to…read moremy house for termite inspection (and same day treatment) the very next day. CJ was extremely knowledgeable and educated us on everything we needed to know to make informed choices about treatment. It was clear they were not trying to maximize charges or do work that was not needed. Really appreciate this quick, quality service!!

I've used Kolley's for decades for termite control, and for pest control in the past 10 years or…read moreso. They respond quickly to my calls. Hugo listens to my concerns, explains the problem and the solutions clearly, and makes sure that I know what to do for follow-up, if any. Their prices are comparable to the big pest control companies, but instead of treating me like an account number, they treat me like a person. I highly recommend Kolley's.

This is the second year that I have used Kolley's after my previous exterminator retired. I have…read moreasked for an annual treatment for crickets and, possibly, mice. Kolley's is prompt in scheduling and the fee is reasonable. The technician, Dale, did the treatments both times, was knowledgeable, and remembered where he placed "traps" from the previous year so that he could replace them. I will continue to use them.

I am editing this after Womack came out to check their traps. We still don't know how my dog got…read morethe rat poison because the traps seemed intact. However, I caution people to be careful. Even eating poisoned rats or mice can kill a small dog and my dog was a miniature rat terrier. That risk was never mentioned. At first Womack was great. I had an issue with rats and mice because of my crawl spaces. Womack came and did a good job. However, somehow my dog got some bait and ate it. The only rat poison I know of was outside in the outdoor bait traps. My crawl spaces were also baited, but I had them sealed. After talking with Womack its possible the contractors who sealed my crawl spaces removed them and didn't dispose of them all. If you have pets, I would be very cautious, ask questions, and look for an alternative to bait. One way or another my dog died from rat poisoning.

Just came back to say I love my Womack Pest Control team! They remind me about my request for…read morequarterly updates, look for things that could create future issues, are responsive to my concerns, and each visit make me realize why I am happy to work with them!

Thank you so much for helping eradicate termites and ants problem at one of my rental properties in…read moreChevy Chase, after years of using other companies that only riped me off. The inspector Carlos was very thorough and knowledgeable. He also explained the work that needed to be done in a way I could understand. I recommend 100%

Y'all help me each and everytime I need pest control services for my properties. We all know the…read moreDMV has a really big rat and roach issue! My tenants always say the job was done quickly and thoroughly. The problem is always solved. And it is always pleasant to schedule and even get advice over the phone.

SO happy I found you guys OMG!!! They were at my house in…read moreno time. I was totally desperate and stressed due to an ant infestation. (and some other gross things) They were literally terrific. They found where they entered from and sealed it off and stationed traps. Thank you so so much!!!

Fair pricing but was disappointed that he didn't do the work in my house. I have the owner Jeff…read morethat came in to do an estimateI was actually impressed by the reviews on google so I decided to try them out. On the day of the appointment. Jeff came before the 15 minute window. He texted me saying that he is here. And I waved at him saying that it's okay to come. I came to the door again and then I didn't see his car there. He gets A for fair pricing but lost a star because he left on the day of the appointment.

I had a rash/bites that my dermatologue could not distinguish whether were due to bites by an…read moreunknown bug or some other reaction. Initially, Jeff treated my house with the regular pest solution but also warned me that it was not effective to potential bird mites and if they were the problem, I may need a follow up targeted treatment that he would perform for free. He checked the perimeter of my house and pointed out other issues that may cause pests in the future. The treatment and overall assessment was through. I did not need the follow up treatment but I appreciate the attention to detail and the overall approach.

After discovering a wasp nest in our Free Library we briefly thought about removing it ourselves…read more We quickly decided that was a bad idea and did a search for bee removal. With Bee Be Gone's outstanding reviews we decided to contact David. Through no fault of his there was a little glitch getting in contact with him (Outlook problem), but once we did he came that day. Using a mirror he confirmed we indeed had a paper wasp nest. He donned his protective gear, cleared the library books out, and sprayed the nest and removed it. He explained every step of what he was doing. He next fumigated the library with a spray that will help prevent the wasps from rebuilding there. He then showed us where the wasps were getting in--a small gap in the door. He suggested putting a piece of screen across the gap, which we have done. His bill was very reasonable. Especially since no one got stung, and I understand paper wasp stings are very painful. If we have any more bee problems will definitely contact David again.

As mentioned on their contact phone, the best way to reach Bee Be Gone is email. Sure enough, I get…read moreresponses extremely quickly for what appeared to be wasps in our attic. He asked us to save any that we could find. He came out and didn't even need to go into the attic; he ID'd them as mud daubers (which are harmless and eat spiders) and saw that they were coming in through broken wood in our exterior attic dormers. He suggested the repair and it was a super fair price to come out and check our problem. I'm really relieved we know what the situation is now. We had called another exterminating group over the weekend, and they came and said they saw NO nests (despite us finding an empty one) and someone else pointing out a live nest. THANK YOU Bee Be Gone!!!

For the last several years there has not been any pressure for up sale or adding features which I…read morereally appreciate. Todays service was excellent and my service Tech, Van Dorien was very professional and helpful. Thanks Van!

If I could give this company half a star, I would. I rarely leave reviews, but after months of…read morefrustration, poor communication, scheduling failures, and ongoing concerns about workmanship, I feel obligated to share my experience in hopes of helping other homeowners avoid the same ordeal. I initially contacted Senate Pest Control after hearing what I believed was a squirrel in my attic. My first impression was excellent. The inspector who came to my home was phenomenal--professional, knowledgeable, thorough, and exactly the type of representative that gives customers confidence they selected the right company. Unfortunately, everything seemed to go downhill after the initial traps were installed. The very next morning, I received a call around 8:00 a.m. asking me to place a credit card on file for attic remediation services that had not yet been performed. Although I provided the information, I was uncomfortable being asked for payment arrangements before the work had even begun. During that same call, I requested that a manager contact me regarding several concerns. As of the date of this review, I am still waiting for that callback. That request was made in March. The scheduling issues that followed were relentless. During the trapping phase, I was routinely given appointment windows of 3:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. It was considered a good day if a technician arrived by 6:30 p.m. The repeated disregard for appointment windows demonstrated a complete lack of respect for customers' time. Once trapping was completed, patchwork repairs were scheduled. The technician arrived with a 20-foot ladder only to discover that a 30-foot ladder was needed, forcing the appointment to be rescheduled. The repair was then rescheduled for a Saturday morning between 7:00 a.m. and 9:00 a.m. No one showed up. No phone call. No email. No explanation. When I called first thing Monday morning, I was casually informed that the appointment had been rescheduled and that someone would return the following Saturday. No one had bothered to notify me. Eventually, the patchwork was completed. Because the repairs were performed at a height that I could not personally inspect, I requested photographs of the completed work. Despite multiple requests, I never received them. Even after the patching and sealing work was supposedly completed, the traps remained in my attic for approximately three additional weeks because of scheduling issues, late arrivals, and repeated rescheduling. Attic remediation was eventually scheduled for April 22 with an arrival window of 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. Instead, workers arrived around 7:00 a.m., forcing me to scramble and make unexpected arrangements for my daughter. While the crew unloaded materials into my driveway, I noticed the insulation they intended to install. It appeared worn and weathered. More concerning, the packaging indicated an R-38 rating despite my contract specifically calling for R-49 insulation. When I questioned the discrepancy, I was told the R-38 insulation was only being installed over the attic access hatch. That explanation was unacceptable. My contract clearly specified R-49 insulation, and I expected the materials outlined in our agreement to be used. Had I not happened to notice the insulation myself, I would never have known there was a discrepancy between what was being installed and what was specified in my contract. After significant back-and-forth discussions, the remediation had to be rescheduled. Approximately two weeks later, the remediation was completed. After the crew left, I discovered fiberglass insulation scattered throughout my basement utility room, including around my HVAC equipment. I immediately contacted the company. To my astonishment, I was asked whether I could simply sweep it up myself. The issue was never whether I was physically capable of cleaning the insulation. The issue was determining why insulation from an attic remediation project was appearing in my basement and whether there was an underlying problem creating a potential safety concern. After expressing my concerns, a technician was dispatched to my home carrying nothing more than a dustpan. Upon seeing the amount of insulation present, he stated, "Oh, they didn't tell me it was this much insulation," and left without performing any work. Once again, I had to request managerial intervention. Another crew was eventually scheduled to return and address the issue. As of the writing of this review, I am still awaiting a permanent resolution. I have attached photographs showing the insulation accumulation and what appears to be insulation coming from areas near the ductwork. What makes this experience so disappointing is that it began with such promise. The initial inspector represented exactly the level of professionalism I expected from the company as a whole. Unfortunately, every phase that followed was plagued by poor communication, scheduling failures, lack of accountability, and