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One number, and a person on the other end of it.

Termite work is usually urgent and always local. Call and describe what you are seeing, or send the address and we will call you back to book it.

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Phone
(213) 388-4506
Email
a1termiteandpest@yahoo.com
Office
Orange, CA
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Free, written, no obligation.
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How to reach us.

Call
(213) 388-4506

The fastest route. Tell us what you are seeing and where the property is.

Email
a1termiteandpest@yahoo.com

Good for a report request, a closing date, or a photo of something on a wall.

Office
1800 E. La Veta Ave #317, Orange, CA 92866

The business address. The crews work Los Angeles and Orange County from here.

Escrow
Order a WDO report

Property address and closing date is the whole intake.

Send the address.

Four fields. If it is a closing, put the property address in the message and we will know what to do with it.

Nothing you type is stored on a server. The form builds an email and hands it to your mail app.

Form 01 / Inspection request

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03 / Orange1800 E. La Veta Ave, Orange. The address on every report we write.

Before you call, the three things worth knowing.

None of them are required. All of them make the call shorter.

  1. 01

    Where it is

    Which room, which side of the house, inside or outside. A photo helps more than a description.

  2. 02

    What it looks like

    Wings, pellets, a tube, a stain, a soft board, or the insect itself. Each one points somewhere different.

  3. 03

    Whether there is a deadline

    A closing date, an inspection contingency, a buyer's report already in hand. Say it first.

What happens after you call.

We book the inspection, or we tell you which inspection makes sense. If it is small, obvious and contained, the free limited inspection is enough, and we say so rather than upsell the comprehensive one.

If it is an escrow, we take the property address and the closing date and work backwards from the date. The report is the deliverable, and the Section 1 work is ours to do.

If we are not the right company for the job, we will tell you that as well.

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The work, in three frames.

  • An unmarked white work truck parked at the curb in front of a single-story house, ladders on the rack.

    Crews run both counties out of the Orange address.

  • A residential Los Angeles street of single-story stucco houses with mature trees and parked cars in late afternoon sun.

    Most of the housing stock is the same age, and the same construction.

  • A hand writing on a printed inspection form on a clipboard, a set of keys and a pen beside it.

    The report is the deliverable. Everything else supports it.

A1 Free inspection request

Four fields, then we call you back.

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