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How much does your service usually cost
1 min read • February 28, 2022
How much does your service usually cost?
This of course varies depending on such factors such as the size of the home, business or lawn we are treating, what program or service schedule the customer wants, and what is the extent of the infestation we are asked to treat. For example, a large home having an infestation of White-Footed ants will be priced higher than a small home that is just in need of preventative maintenance. For these reasons, the best way to receive the most accurate estimate is to have a Uprooted Pest Control inspector thoroughly survey and inspect your home, business, and/or lawn. To schedule a free estimate you can e-mail us or call us at (727) 871-0721. We would be happy to give you all the information you need to decide what service is best for you.
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