How a Fargo pest call is handled, from the first ring to the written plan
Fargo Pest Control is a phone line for Fargo and the towns around it. The line takes the call, and the nearest independent local partner sends the technician who walks the property. The partner holds the credentials the work requires, and the household is told which ones apply.
- Phones answered 24/7
- Ants, rodents and fall invaders
- Price confirmed on site first
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How Fargo Pest Control works
Fargo Pest Control was set up to answer pest calls in Fargo at any hour, and to make sure the first visit is a proper walk rather than a quick spray. The line takes the call, records the sign and sends the job to the nearest independent local partner that covers the address.
The approach follows the published advice on fall pests. Seal the known openings and replace damaged screens before cold weather. Vacuum the bugs that come inside rather than spraying them. Treat only where the walk shows a treatment is needed, and write down what was found so the next visit starts from the record.
A household across the river in Moorhead, Dilworth or the Clay County towns gets the same walk and the same written plan. The paperwork for that work follows Minnesota's commercial applicator rules, and the record names the state.
The nearest independent local partner does the work
Fargo Pest Control is a phone line for Fargo and the Cass County towns around it. When you call, the job goes to the nearest independent local partner that covers your address. That firm sends the technician who walks your property, applies whatever the plan calls for and writes up what was found.
The partner carries the permissions and the compliance for that work, because the partner is the firm on site. It must hold the North Dakota commercial applicator certificate that the job calls for, or the Minnesota licence for work across the river, keep the financial responsibility that North Dakota attaches to the certificate, and answer to the Pesticide Division of the North Dakota Department of Agriculture for what it applies and records. Fargo Pest Control does not apply products and does not stand in for those credentials.
Ask for the partner's certificate number on the phone at (855) 974-4733, or when the partner calls you to agree a time. The number is not printed here, for the partner's privacy, because it is the partner's own detail. You can check it yourself with the Pesticide Division before anyone applies a product, and the Division's published information is the reference.
Ask for the certificate and check it with the Pesticide Division (855) 974-4733
What we hold ourselves to
Walk before any product
The inspection decides what is needed. A treatment is an option in the plan, not the opening move, and the household chooses it with the findings in front of it.
Price on site, in writing
No price is quoted on the phone, because it depends on the walk. The price for each option is confirmed on site and written into the plan before any work begins.
Records that outlast the visit
Each walk produces a list of openings, the findings and the work done. The household keeps the record, so the next visit and any later question start from the facts.
Our promises on every visit
- Every visit starts outside, on the sunny walls, and lists each opening it finds
- The price is confirmed on site before any work begins, and never on the phone
- Products are applied under their label, and the household is told where and for how long to keep away
- The record names the state, the category and the product class for each job
Need help today?
Call any hour and explain what is going on. You get a clear price before any work starts.
Frequently asked questions
Who does the work?
The nearest independent local partner sends the technician. The technician walks the property, applies anything that is applied and writes up the findings. Fargo Pest Control takes the call and passes the job on.
Who is responsible if something goes wrong on the job?
The partner that sends the technician is responsible for the work it performs, and it answers to the state office for what it applies and records. If a problem follows a visit, call the line and the job is looked at again with the record in hand.
Can I ask for the partner's certificate?
Yes, at any time. Ask on the phone, or when the partner calls to agree a time. The number is not printed on this site, because it is the partner's own detail.