Family owned & operated. Our team has over 75 combined years experience and maintain state license and insurance based on top industry standards. We are involved in the industry through community, organizational and educational groups.
Family owned & operated. Our team has over 75 combined years experience and maintain state license and insurance based on top industry standards. We are involved in the industry through community, organizational and educational groups.
Additional DBA - CooksPest.com. Additional contact name - Sid Strickland.
"I still have spiders and ants outside but the exterminator comes back when you call. It's hard to tell how successful the treatment is since we've had a lot of rain."
ANN F on September 2020
Additional DBA - CooksPest.com. Additional contact name - Sid Strickland.
"I still have spiders and ants outside but the exterminator comes back when you call. It's hard to tell how successful the treatment is since we've had a lot of rain."
We are a home owned, home operated business with 3 branch locations. We are a full service Pest Company with a fully trained staff. Customer service is our main focus, using all the most advanced products to state specifications.
We are a home owned, home operated business with 3 branch locations. We are a full service Pest Company with a fully trained staff. Customer service is our main focus, using all the most advanced products to state specifications.
General household and business pest control. 36 years experience. Self employed for 30 years. 5 employees. Sold Opp, Alabama part, 60 miles radius Opp, Alabama. Non- complete up in June2017. Still serving panhandle of florida area.
General household and business pest control. 36 years experience. Self employed for 30 years. 5 employees. Sold Opp, Alabama part, 60 miles radius Opp, Alabama. Non- complete up in June2017. Still serving panhandle of florida area.
.. COST IS DETERMINED BY THE JOB. TRAVEL CHARGE Min. $ 50.00 EMERGENCY SERVICE CHARGE $125 - $250 * 1 room $ 55.00 * 2 rooms and hall $ 99.95 * 3 rooms and hall $149.95 Cost depends on the area cleaned, method of cleaning and condition of the carpet. Think about how dirty your carpet is, when you last had it cleaned, and if you have any spots or stains that need to be removed. It costs a certain amount of money to bring a technician, truck and supplies to every job, no matter what the size. For JCS, that minimum charge is $55.00. IICRC Standards require dry vacuuming, pre-spotting, pretreatment of carpet fibers, hot water extraction cleaning, application of protector, if requested, and grooming of the carpet. Spots such as red stains, rust and printer inks etc … require additional treatment above and beyond basic cleaning. The cost of these services is $5 per square foot. If the stains can be removed over time can tell. This cleaning is priced based on the amount of time and material required. Carpet protector, such as Scotchguard or Teflon, are $.35 per square foot, while steps cost $3.00 each. Complete estimates can be done over the phone and then confirmed by the technician when they arrive. At minimum, your carpet should be professionally cleaned once per year. This is a minimum and you should expect the carpet to need a corrective or restorative cleaning. JCS recommends monthly cleanings for high-traffic areas, and quarterly cleanings for medium-traffic areas. This type of program is a maintenance program which will keep your building looking professional while prolonging the life of the carpet. Keep in mind that carpet cleaning cannot correct or stop wear. Wear is, in fact, the loss of fiber. What method is best? There are several types of carpet cleaning, depending on what your needs are. For pure cleaning ability, Truck-Mounted Hot Water extraction works best. For appearance and lowest cost, bonnet cleaning works best. JCS will work with you to select the best method to suit your needs. JCS adheres to IICRC standards when performing professional, on-location commercial carpet cleaning.
.. COST IS DETERMINED BY THE JOB. TRAVEL CHARGE Min. $ 50.00 EMERGENCY SERVICE CHARGE $125 - $250 * 1 room $ 55.00 * 2 rooms and hall $ 99.95 * 3 rooms and hall $149.95 Cost depends on the area cleaned, method of cleaning and condition of the carpet. Think about how dirty your carpet is, when you last had it cleaned, and if you have any spots or stains that need to be removed. It costs a certain amount of money to bring a technician, truck and supplies to every job, no matter what the size. For JCS, that minimum charge is $55.00. IICRC Standards require dry vacuuming, pre-spotting, pretreatment of carpet fibers, hot water extraction cleaning, application of protector, if requested, and grooming of the carpet. Spots such as red stains, rust and printer inks etc … require additional treatment above and beyond basic cleaning. The cost of these services is $5 per square foot. If the stains can be removed over time can tell. This cleaning is priced based on the amount of time and material required. Carpet protector, such as Scotchguard or Teflon, are $.35 per square foot, while steps cost $3.00 each. Complete estimates can be done over the phone and then confirmed by the technician when they arrive. At minimum, your carpet should be professionally cleaned once per year. This is a minimum and you should expect the carpet to need a corrective or restorative cleaning. JCS recommends monthly cleanings for high-traffic areas, and quarterly cleanings for medium-traffic areas. This type of program is a maintenance program which will keep your building looking professional while prolonging the life of the carpet. Keep in mind that carpet cleaning cannot correct or stop wear. Wear is, in fact, the loss of fiber. What method is best? There are several types of carpet cleaning, depending on what your needs are. For pure cleaning ability, Truck-Mounted Hot Water extraction works best. For appearance and lowest cost, bonnet cleaning works best. JCS will work with you to select the best method to suit your needs. JCS adheres to IICRC standards when performing professional, on-location commercial carpet cleaning.
Yes, badgers can benefit the environments they live in. As they dig and feed, they carry and disperse seeds, which helps plants spread and grow. They also build tunnels that other species, like rabbits and foxes, can move into. However, these benefits may not be desirable on your property, and badger removal may be preferable.
Unfortunately, we do. Bed bugs sense our heat signature, particularly the altered heat signature associated with sleep, and exit their hiding spots to feast.
Yes, termites in your yard can be something to be concerned about, especially if they’re close to your home. While not all outdoor colonies pose an immediate threat, termites can move from wood piles, tree stumps, or mulch, eventually making their way to your home’s structure. If you see mud tubes, damaged wood, or swarming activity, it’s a good idea to schedule a professional termite inspection to prevent potential infestation.
Like any other animal, rats are attracted to food sources, water, and shelter. Clean up food messes right away, don’t leave pet food out, and secure your garbage to make your home less appealing. Fix leaky pipes and dripping faucets, and declutter spaces that rats might think to nest in.
Termites are generally more destructive than carpenter ants, which is why it’s important to get rid of termites as quickly as possible. Termites will swarm your home to relentlessly feast on its wood frame, sheetrock, insulation, and carpet down to the studs.
While carpenter ants work surprisingly efficiently, they can still take years to damage your home significantly. It can also take termites several years to fully compromise a home's structure. However, the right colony can take down a full house in about a year. Overall, termites are far more diligent when it comes to destroying structures.
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Snake removal cost comes down to the type and number of snakes you’re dealing with and where they’re located inside your home. This guide breaks it down.
