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appalling service, bordering complete scam.
they take your money promptly then start saying things like
"you didnt pay us to remove the dead carcass that we found"
"you didnt pay us to find the entry of where the pests are getting in"
"you only paid us to put poison down"
£180 for one visit and they didnt even come back, problem is worse than ever. Absolutely appalling service.
Terrible service- started out well but after the first visit (and full money taken) they became unresponsive- saying they would return calls and not getting back to us with resulting delays in follow up appointments.
After a third visit our mice problem was as bad as when we started and they stopped picking up the phone to our calls.
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