Rollins Pest Control Inc

They did a good job and are coming back in 6 months to check their work. They were very professional and at this point, I would hire them again.

I didn't have a termite problem. The moisture level was like 15% which is certainly acceptable. I went with them because my other pest control company went out of business and they were bought by this company. They're very professional. They don't spray around here that would be toxic to any of us because they knew we had animals.

I had a moisture problem in the crawl space of my home and called a local contractor to help me resolve the problem. Well our findings were not to good. The moisture under the hose had caused a mold problem as well as structural damages to some of my main seals and joist under the house. The first thing we decided that needed to be done prior to repairing the structure was to get rid of the mold. My contractor (Robs Repair) who does great work might I add contacted Nick Rollins with Rollings Pest Control. Nick came out and evaluated the problem twice. He did a very detailed and thorough estimate. His proposal included scrubbing and treatment for the mold. Total encapsulation of my crawlspace which I will explain a little about. The encapsulation consist of the following: All the insulation under the house had to be removed. Because of the head room underneath the duct work had to be removed. (This work was done under another contract) Prior to installing the vapor barrier underneath, the ground was cleaned of any debris and leveled as required. Then the installation of a total vapor barrier beneath the house. (Not regular plastic this is pretty rigid material)This was in our case 2,000 square feet from wall to wall in tight working condition. Sealing all crawl space vents with 2" thick insulation board. Installation of 2" thick insulation around the perimeter of the house. The vapor barrier is then turned up and tied into the 2" insulation board to make a full seal. Note: The methods they used to seal the vapor barrier and insulation board was with heavy duty tape (made of the same material as the vapor barrier) and some type of adhesive. I'm not sure of the kind. All joints are taped and sealed air tight. The vapor barrier is also ran up and around any columns and supports and sealed around each one. Installation of (2) dampers to condition the newly encapsulated crawl space. They also provided a remote humidity sensor to monitor the percentage below and above also with temperature above and below. I just felt that I needed to share this information for anybody to review that's having a moisture problem and can't resolve it with just a plain vapor barrier. The total encapsulation was basically the only choice I had because of the conditions and my home being so low to the ground. Basically what we have now is a conditioned basement. We will see but there should be a cost savings on electrical also. It's been about a month now and so far my crawl space is holding in the 70% range which considering it was 90%or more before is good. He said it would take a couple months for everything to regulate and it would come down.

This is an excellent company and they come on a quarterly basis to do our general spraying inside and outside of the house. They just did a termite protection program for us and they are real honest; what they tell you they are going to do, they do. We have been using them for years; it is a family owned business and they are great people to work with. They are very reasonable and do an excellent, fantastic job. They put on shoe covers when they come into your home and wear uniforms; they are very professional. They are a company that are not out to rip you off; they want to give you good quality service at a reasonable rate. I will use them again in the future.