Arnulfo Bustamante
Owner and lead technician
Runs the Monday and Tuesday routes. Reads every service report before it goes out.
Pest control in Fayetteville, NC
Pest control that starts in your first week at the house
New orders, a new address, a house with a history you don't know yet. We look at it inside and out in the first week, write down what we found, and only then talk about a plan.
- A written report after every visit
- Plans explained by visits
- Pause or end a plan when orders come
The first-week visit
What happens in your first week
One visit, a few days apart from the keys. What it costs, and what a plan costs, is in a written quote before we start.
- Day 1
Step 1: You call or text with the address
Tell us the move-in date, the kind of house and anything you've already seen. Monae, our plan coordinator, finds a time that works around the movers and the boxes.
- At the visit
Step 2: A walk around the outside
Foundation, door sweeps, vents, the eaves and the fence line. We look for gaps around pipes, soil piled against siding and wood that touches the ground, the places pests use to come in.
- At the visit
Step 3: Then the inside, room by room
Under the sinks, behind the water heater, the garage, the attic hatch. Unpacked or not, we work around the boxes.
- After the visit
Step 4: A written report in plain words
What we found, what we treated and where, what you can fix yourself (a gap, a dripping tap, a stack of firewood) and what to watch. It comes to your phone or email.
- By the end of the week
Step 5: Pick a plan, or don't
If there's nothing to treat, you can stop there. If you want visits, we match one of three plans to the house.
Plans
Three plans, set apart by how often we come back
Every plan starts with the first-week visit. They differ in the visits after it and what each visit covers. The cost of each is in your written quote.
| What's covered | Perimeter | Home | Home and wood |
|---|---|---|---|
| Visits after the first week | PerimeterTwo a year, spring and fall | HomeFour a year, one a season | Home and woodFour a year, one a season |
| Outside walls, foundation, entry points | PerimeterEvery visit | HomeEvery visit | Home and woodEvery visit |
| Inside, where we find activity | PerimeterNot included | HomeEvery visit | Home and woodEvery visit |
| Wasp and hornet nests outside the house | PerimeterNot included | HomeIncluded | Home and woodIncluded |
| Wood-destroying insect inspection | PerimeterNot included | HomeNot included | Home and woodOnce a year, in writing |
| Rodent entry-point check | PerimeterNot included | HomeNot included | Home and woodOnce a year |
What we treat
The pests Cumberland County houses call us about
Kitchens, baths, garages and the walls between them.
Swarmers in spring, soft wood at a sill, and a written inspection report.
Find the way in and close it, then trap what's inside.
Nests on the outside of the house, covered on the Home plans.
Who comes to the house
Six of us, and four names you'll hear
Arnulfo Bustamante served in the Army and runs a route himself. The rest of the crew works the same area, so you see familiar faces on the next visit.
Hailey Oxendine
Service technician
Outside treatments and wasp nests. Knows which Spring Lake and Hope Mills streets sit on old fill dirt.
Rakim Brunson
Service technician
Inside visits, crawlspaces and the yearly wood inspection.
Monae Battle
Plan coordinator
Schedules first-week visits and moves, pauses or ends plans when orders change.
On the record
License, insurance and who owns the company
The state license is the one that lets us apply pest control in your home. Ask for the certificate and we'll send a copy.
The company
Veteran owned
State license
Structural pest control license · NC License # 000000 · North Carolina Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services
The state license to apply pest control in and around homes
Insurance
General liability insurance
Covers our work at your house; a certificate comes on request
What customers wrote
After the first visit
“We got the keys on a Friday and a technician was at the door the next week. He pointed out a gap behind the dryer vent and wrote it on the report. That's what I wanted to know before I unpacked.”
Easton R.New homeowner, Hope Mills
“Orders came with ten days' notice. Monae moved my last visit up and paused the plan the week we left. There was nothing to argue about.”
Vianney G.Army spouse, Fayetteville
“The report said what they treated and what I had to fix myself: a weep hole, a stack of firewood against the siding. It read like a punch list, not a sales pitch.”
Jaelyn W.Firefighter's household, Spring Lake
“I texted a photo of the wasps under the porch roof. Hailey called back that afternoon and told me which visit would cover them.”
Ngoc T.Homeowner, Raeford
Sample reviews.
Where we go
Fayetteville and the towns around it
Type your ZIP code to check. We work in houses you own or rent off post.
- Cumberland County: Fayetteville, Hope Mills, Spring Lake, Eastover, Stedman, Godwin, Wade, Linden, Falcon · Most of our visits, and the first-week visits for new arrivals.
- Hoke County: Raeford, Rockfish · On the Tuesday and Thursday routes.
We don't go to Robeson County, Raleigh or the coast. If the housing office on post assigns your pest service, call them first; we can take over once you're off post.
ZIP codes: 28301, 28303, 28304, 28305, 28306, 28307, 28311, 28312, 28314, 28342, 28344, 28348, 28356, 28376, 28390, 28391, 28395
Questions
Before you call
How much does pest control cost?
It depends on the size of the house and lot, what we find and how many visits you want. Your written quote lists the first-week visit, each visit after it and the year's total before we do any work.
What if I get orders in the middle of a plan?
Call or text. We pause the plan, move up a visit if you want one before you leave, or end it. Billing stops after the visit already on the calendar.
Is the treatment safe for kids and pets?
Our applicators are licensed and follow the product label. We tell you where and when to keep children and pets away, and we'll send the product list for your house if you ask.
Do I need to be home?
For the first-week visit, an adult needs to let us in. After that, many customers leave the outside visits to us and meet us only for the inside ones.
Do you handle termites?
Yes. A termite inspection report states what we saw on the day. It's a record of what we saw, not a promise about the future, and it doesn't pay for damage.
Do you work on base?
Not in housing the installation assigns to its own pest contractor. Off post, in rentals and houses you own, yes.
Book the visit
Tell us about the house
Send the address and the move-in date. We'll text or call to set the first-week visit.