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"It went well, they removed the raccoon who got into my attic and sealed off the point of entry."

"Very prompt in contacting me and showing up when he said he would. Knowledgeable in answering questions and gave suggestions for control of insect and rodent pests."

"Favio was very professional and explained his service completely . We were very pleased with the work that was done on our home for mice exclusion"

"Fast response. Cleaned everything up after they cleaned the gutters and roof of leaves, small branches, and pine needles etc."

"I noticed there were several wasps flying in and out of my roof eave. I contacted Arkadia Pest Control because they have an A rating and over 100 review on Angie’s List. I requested to have the wasps in my attic exterminated. A technical arrived the following day. The technician explained his plan of attack in detail. He answered all of my questions and addressed all of my safety concerns. He was able to quickly locate the nest in the attic. Not only did the technician kill the wasps he removed the entire nest from the attic to dispose of it. At my request, the technician filled the void in the attic with gap filler at no extra change! Arkadia pest control fee includes a 3 month warranty which is generous. If I encounter any pest in the future I will contact Arcadia again."

"Super responsive via messages, very prompt and polite! Using again for mosquito control."

"Jersey Pest and Animal Control took care of my 'problem' *fast* by humanely trapping the marmot and taking him (her?) away for release in greener pastures. I hope she's happy in her new digs."

"It is early in the one year contract and the specific pest treatments covered are largely seasonal. Two visits have been made so far including treatments for cave crickets and ants as well as a general diagnostic of infestations. The ant treatment resulted in seeing none in the house which never happened in previous years when no treatments were made. Same with the cave crickets."

"On a Sunday morning we heard a sound in our fireplace flue. Apparently a squirrel had fallen down our chimney (there was a cap but no screen) and was stuck. I called a few “wildlife services” that were open on Sundays and none dealt with catching a squirrel; only places that would set traps. One man wanted $300 to open flue and let the squirrel run out the front door. That was not a solution for us. I called a few places on Monday morning and the first to return call was Philadelphia Wildlife Removal. They are apparently a referral service because they said a person would return call. I then heard from Tom M. who works for Conserv Pest & Wildlife Service. He said the price was $199. He was here by 1pm and came on time. He attempted to entice the squirrel into a bucket. The squirrel was not going to move. Plan B was to drop a cord down the chimney with bait and the squirrel would probably go up the rope and out of chimney. He used our neighbor’s roof to get to the chimney . He said to listen the next day. I did and heard no sound. I assumed the squirrel left. I then opened the flue to release the cord and the DEAD squirrel dropped out. I removed him with barbeque tools and discarded him (poor squirrel). Tom was great though and worked for quite a while trying o entice him. The price was fixed so if he had to climb on roof or come back again, it was included. He even offered to put in a screen. I had his cell # and he was accessible. So I can recommend Tom and his company. The direct # to Tom is: 908-310-5355. He covers Philadelphia and south and Central New Jersey."

"The exterminator showed up a bit late, but he was kind enough to call ahead and say he was going to be a bit late. He showed up with all the necessary materials. He engaged in a conversation to figure out the situation. And, then he got to work. He thoroughly vacuumed all areas in question, including inside a box spring. He did everything necessary to pretty much guarantee that the bugs (not bedbugs) would be gone within a few days. The last thing he did was spray the place."