About EcoLine Pest Control
EcoLine Pest Control is a locally owned pest defense service provider in Utah. They specialize in a holistic approach, utilizing environmentally friendly, child-safe, and odor-free techniques. Their technicians are fully licensed, thoroughly trained, and insured, guaranteeing safe and effective service for both residential and commercial properties. Reviews consistently praise the company for going above and beyond. Customers describe exceptional, thorough, and great service, noting the team is incredibly responsive, friendly, fast, and professional. Technicians are highlighted as being extremely knowledgeable, taking time to explain treatments and address concerns. Many report excellent experiences, emphasizing the company's dedication, genuine care, and commitment to customer satisfaction. They are recommended as a reliable, trustworthy, and highly recommend pest control company that provides effective, long-lasting solutions at a fair and reasonable price.
The company was very helpful and very pleasant to work with Skyler was Very detail oriented and also great to work with!!
I was so happy and relieved to find this company. My basement overtime became a spider haven and I kept trying to handle the problem on my own until finding the biggest spider I have ever seen in my shower I called Ecoline in an absolute panic! They were so helpful from the very beginning and listened, asked questions and were very attentive. I was set up with my first spray the very next day.
They arrived promptly and spent time covering all the areas needed very thoroughly! I was so happy and so impressed with them. This is a great company and I would recommend them to everyone I know!
Well, it seems like Jamison it seemed like he was very knowledgeable and knew what he was doing and what he was talking about. He says most likely that you’re gonna have to come back and spray again. Well the day after he left, we had an ant invasion in the kitchen, but not in the same spot, we usually have had it the other two spots, but they were still there this morning.