About Senate Termite & Pest Control
Senate Termite & Pest Control, established in 1991, is a locally owned pest control company known for its honesty and integrity. They offer a variety of services, including treatments for termites, rodents, mosquitoes, bed bugs, cockroaches, and more. Customers consistently praise the company for its punctuality, professionalism, and thoroughness. Technicians take the time to explain their processes and address specific issues, ensuring that clients feel comfortable and informed. Recently, customers have noted that Senate is quick to respond and provides detailed plans of action to tackle pest issues. Many have started using their services regularly and express satisfaction with the results. The workers are on time, clean up well, and customers appreciate being informed about service updates. With a commitment to customer satisfaction, Senate guarantees that the job will be done right, striving to build lasting relationships with their clients. Overall, Senate Termite & Pest Control is recognized for delivering great service at competitive prices and comes highly recommended by its clients.
We have used Senate for 17 years and have always had the best service. The techs are polite, timely and do their best to address any concerns. I would like to highlight Peggie at the office and techs Matt, Darrell and Donald for always helping me with any pest related issues.
Senate and my technician, Brandon Q, are great. He is always polite when he does our regular maintenance spray and asks if we are having any issues. Good, reliable people. We have worked with them for years and have been extremely pleased with the results.
Great company to work with. Michael, the inspector, came out, figured out where we needed to treat and explained everything clearly. Another technician came to set traps and baits. Remediation group removed all infested insulation, sanitized and added new insulation. Steven came for follow up and treated for termites. Everyone who came to the house was professional and efficient. Problem with mice seems to be fully resolved