Cavanaugh's has been in business since 1943, and performs all phases of pest control. Cavanaugh's employs an average of 60 people. We do not use subcontractors. Our technicians are licensed and certified by the NJ dep. Our company is licensed by the NJ dep #90603a, our nj business registration #0106037, our public works contractor registration #649231, our home improvement contractor #13vh00404900. Real estate certification inspection fees are $100.00, animal control inspections are $45.00, other fees are determined by the type and scope of the problem. 10% discounts for all new customers, discount not to be combined with any other discounts. Cavanaugh's has 3 offices in NJ. These offices, which are located in freehold, somerville and flanders, service the majoriity of the state. Also serving Warren, Sussex & Union Counties
Structural damage repairs. Pest control. Real estate inspections and certifications. Tree. Ornamental. Turf pest control. Washing. Waterproofing decks. Gutter cleaning. Bird, and animal control. Odor control. Attic insulation.
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I will never use this company again. I found a mouse in the bathroom and was able to trap it in. I called Cavanaugh based on reviews from Angie's List. I called the company and told them that I found a mouse in the bathroom and I was able to keep it in the bathroom. I asked if someone could come that same day and she said yes but that I had to pay $250 for the service. I found the price ridiculously high for just one visit and without checking the problem or providing any services first. Since I was stressed out in finding the mouse and having a very nervous elderly mother, I paid the service fee beforehand over the phone (which I never do!). When the technician arrived, I showed him where the mouse was trapped and he was able to catch it right away. He checked the house and found no holes (since we had these all covered from the day we moved into the house) but set 3 traps. I then called the office once the technician left and asked if the price could be lowered since the only thing that was done was catching the mouse and setting up 3 traps. The girl said that they couldn't reduce the price but if I wanted to, they offered a service contract at a discounted price since I already paid $250. So, in other words, I paid in advance for a "so called" service fee so they can get me into a contract. I told her that I didn't need one since this was the first time a mouse ever came into the house and would not need the services again.
The technician thinks the mouse came through the front door when I left it open to bring in groceries. Since then, no issues with another mouse. The technician was professional and courteous. I'm very disappointed that a company will take advantage when someone is in a stressful situation.
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