Typical jobs across Boulder County

The calls we handle most often: what homeowners notice, what our technicians do, and what to expect.

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4 job stories

Typical job

What homeowners notice: A homeowner noticed small dark bugs gathering on a south-facing wall on a warm October afternoon and found a few inside a bedroom window track.
What we do: The technician walked the outside, marked the window frames and siding joints with a light from inside, sealed the gaps found, and vacuumed the bugs in the room.
What to expect: The homeowner was given a dated list of the sealed points and a follow-up for the next autumn. The result depends on the building and the weather, and it was reported as found on the visit.

2-3 hours typical visit

Typical job

What homeowners notice: A homeowner doing a basement project saw a mud tube on a foundation pier and asked for an inspection before any work began.
What we do: The inspector checked the sill, the joists, the wood close to the soil and the foundation cracks, took moisture readings and followed the tube to the wood it reached.
What to expect: The written report recorded the tube, the wood checked and the points not reached, and recommended the next step for the homeowner to consider. No infestation was assumed beyond what the inspection found.

2-3 hours typical visit

Typical job

What homeowners notice: A household reported droppings along a kitchen cabinet base and scratching in the wall at night.
What we do: The technician traced the droppings to the cabinet and the gap behind the appliance, placed devices along the path and listed the entry gaps for sealing.
What to expect: The report recorded the devices, their positions and the sealing list, and set a follow-up check. The species was identified on the visit and noted in the report.

2-4 hours typical visit

Typical job

What homeowners notice: A homeowner was offered a termite treatment after an inspection and wanted to check who would apply the product before agreeing.
What we do: The homeowner asked for the business, the applicator and the supervisor by name, received the licence details on request by phone, and checked them with the Colorado Department of Agriculture before the work started.
What to expect: The treatment plan was agreed in writing with the product class, placement and follow-up stated. The licence details were recorded with the booking note.

30 minutes by phone, then the visit typical visit

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