Selina Sorel
Called IPro Pest Control for a gopher issue. Curt and his assistant were amazing. Cut the little critter within 30 minutes. Will definitely use them again!
iPro Pest Control provides insect and rodent control for homes and businesses in Corpus Christi, plus nuisance-bird work in industrial refinery and shopping center areas. Owner Curtis Walton entered pest control after academic research at Kansas State University; the company moved to South Texas in 2017.
Corpus Christi.
Featured on ProsGrade. iPro Pest Control is one of 9 pest control companies ProsGrade lists in Corpus Christi, Texas.
10 services listed, including Insect pest control, Roach control and Ant control. Open 7 days a week. Rated 5.0 from 86 reviews.
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Customers praise Curtis's pest-control knowledge and easy manner, and several describe quick help with gopher problems. One customer says Curtis and an assistant handled a gopher issue within 30 minutes.
Called IPro Pest Control for a gopher issue. Curt and his assistant were amazing. Cut the little critter within 30 minutes. Will definitely use them again!
Highly recommend! Curtis came the same day we called to help us with our gopher problem! His pricing is unbeatable and he was very educated about trapping. We will definitely be using i-PRO pest control for all our future problems!
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It looks for the source, identifies practices that can be changed, and suggests home-maintenance steps before applying the appropriate pesticide.
Flea-treatment preparation includes the Insect Treatment Checklist, which is intended to improve effectiveness; preparation starts a few days before the scheduled treatment.
It provides conventional controls and bait stations, and recommends conventional controls for homes. Conventional treatment uses trenching and drilling for a continuous barrier, while bait stations create non-continuous treatment zones.