I should preface everything by saying this is the 1st time I've ever had to fumigate a house. They answered the phone right away and had someone come out in a couple days to do a free termite inspection. I knew I was going to need to tent rather than do spot treatments since I detected termite droppings in carious areas around the house. He was very thorough and explained to me all of the treatment options as well as what type of termite I was sharing a house with. He said it would be about $1800, which was right in the middle of the 3 quotes I got. Later when they mailed me the inspection report, the price had been reduced to $1665. Woo-hoo! I called and scheduled a date for work. They came back a few days before they were to tent to walk me through all the steps in getting ready to tent (bagging food, etc) and gave me all the plastic bags I needed to protect my food and medicine. They scheduled the gas company to come and shut-off and reconnect service. I didn't realize at the time of signing the contract that the actual TENTING fumigation is contracted out to another company called Royalty Fumigation. This was never verbalized to me at the time of signing. It was fine, but I would've liked to have known ahead of time. I guess Royalty does the tenting jobs, and Morales does the others. At any rate, the lead man from Royalty was very rude and condescending. He walked through the house with me to make sure there wasn't anything left out that needed to be bagged. He caught a few items (prescriptions) that I overlooked. When I was told we had to open EVERY SINGLE door and drawer in the house and garage for air circulation, I started to get concerned. Not that these people would do anything, but I'm now making my house look like its been ransacked by thieves and its going to be unoccupied for a few days... Really put me on edge since I didn't know who these people were until they showed up to do the job. Also, I would've like to have been told that in order to tent my house, the 2 side gates would have to be open in order to get the tent around the house. I would have bought plywood or some other screening material to make a temporary wall or something to block access to the backyard. It was very unnerving having to leave my house for 2 days with full access to the backyard and the interior looking burglarized. At any rate, they finished up tenting and told me they would call me early in the morning of the day they would remove the tent. He called at 7am as was told he would be there at 8. I got to my house at 7:45 and they were already there and had begun removing the tent (they probably got there before 7:30). Normally someone showing up early would be fine with me, but again, since the backyard was completely accessible and the inside being the way it was, I was not happy that they had entered the property without someone from my family being there. Once I arrived he asked me to open the door, and I realized I didn't have a key to my front door. It was locked inside. I always use my garage door opener, which had to be disconnected. Again, not told that that would have to disconnected either. I told him I would have to go to my sister's house where I was staying and come back. A 10 min. round trip. The look of derision and eye-rolling he gave me were NOT appreciated. Since he wouldn't wait outside, I ended up climbing into my house through a window. There was NO WAY I was going to let him or anyone I don't know enter my house without anyone inside and with every single drawer and cabinet open with all their contents on display. They finished removing the tent and cleaned up. No mess left behind. The results were great and the pricing is great but the attitude of their subcontractor leaves much to be desired. I have recommended them to a neighbor but let her know about all the things that were never communicated to me that would have made for a much smoother process.