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Phone: (848) 229-9424
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955 Dawson Dr, Ste 2 Newark, DE 19713 ·231.41 mi
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Reviews
yelpCheri Bellamy is very informative and she does a great job with her pest control service. Good Erlich Technician!!!
MoreCustomer service from the Newark, DE, office was awful. I could not get any follow through and talking to a manager or supervisor never happened no matter how many times I made the request. Even...
MoreIf I could get negative stars, I would, this is by far the worst company I have ever dealt with!! My mother has been a customer for over 30 years, and her house is now infested with termites!!...
MoreCompany has gone downhill fast. They bought out a fantastic local company and at first was okay. Now they are terrible, their service is bad and when I called for a credit for a useless mosquito...
MoreThere was a bat at my work and they used this company . The guy caught the bat and instead of releasing it. He said it would come back. He wrap this poor thing in a sticky trap to let it suffer...
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