Pest Control Frequently Asked Questions

BY 1ST CHOICE PEST SOLUTIONS WI

I am pregnant and/or have children in my home, will treatment be dangerous for me/my children?

As a family-owned business, 1st Choice Pest Solutions has your family’s needs in mind. If you are currently pregnant or have children in the house, please let us know when we schedule your appointment. Our technicians will adjust treatments and advise on the amount of time that you should remain out of the home.

Are pest control treatments dangerous for my pets?

For certain extermination treatments, we advise pet owners to have the pet out of the home until the product is dry. Preparation and post-treatment instructions will be provided. We normally recommend all pets and children stay away from treated areas until dry.

How can I obtain copies of service orders or my bill?

After each service, you will receive a job ticket. The job ticket includes your bill, information regarding the service that was provided, and any instructions you need to follow. If any additional copies are needed they can be e-mail, faxed, or mailed to you. MSDS sheets are available upon request.

How do I pay for service?

Our pest control company accepts payment with cash, a personal check, Discover, MasterCard, Visa, and debit cards.

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