Jeremy from Rogue Wildlife came to inspect our home before we purchased but did not do a thorough inspection or make aware to us how extensive the rodent activity had been. They did not even inspect the garage.
*I do not enjoy having to leave this review but if you need to charge to actually do a thorough inspection then it sounds like you need to make that change. Free by choice does not mean getting to do a subpar job.
(He had done an inspection and installed crawlspace screens for the previous owners, so we assumed he had a better understanding of the home.) We even made a set plan to have him come back out Thursday, March 19 - despite what he tries to claim , to start the plan, but Jeremy did not show up nor did he ever reach back out. We had this confirmed because this was the day after the insulation was going to be removed and he said that would be perfect timing to set traps before new ducting was installed. No-show, no call.
Their plan was expensive at $1185 for a 4 week, once a week "treatment" and would not even have addressed the core issue - the attic and garage need to be cleaned out and sterilized before it is actually safe to move in because of the amount of rodent feces, feathers, bones, etc. No part of his plan mentioned cleaning or removing these feces and dead animals. If they are being contacted to do an inspection, this should be part of what gets communicated so a correct and safe plan can be made to address it moving forward. This is something they did not do.
*I'm not sure where the idea came from that AA insulation was doing sanitizing as that was never communicated or in any plan, and they are an insulation company - the issue is as THE pest company you never pointed out the extent of the rodent feces or infestation in this home at all. The pictures show how awful it is.
This was their plan:
"-Set lethal body grip style traps in crawl space/attic areas where rodent/squirrel activity has been
noticed.
- Inspect bird access areas with scope camera and set bird eviction cones on such areas.
- One weekly technician visit for up to four weeks to check traps, dispose of catches, reset traps with
fresh alternating attractant baits. No use of poison will be used during this elimination process.
- Clean out bird droppings in active spots and treat with antiviral/sanitizer.
- Plug, screen or otherwise bar all potential rodent/bird entry points on home exterior below roof line." read more