Every property is different, so every recommendation should be too.
Our goal isn’t to place every customer on the same schedule. It's to recommend the least frequent service interval that will reliably maintain long-term stability for your property.
Our recommendation is based on the current condition of your property, seasonal pest pressure, your surrounding environment, and how well your property has maintained stability over time.
If you’d like to understand how we make those recommendations—and why they sometimes change—we explain the entire process here.
Most pest control companies begin with a standard service schedule.
We begin by understanding your property.
Our recommendations aren't based on selling the most frequent service possible. They're based on maintaining long-term stability using the least frequent service interval that can reliably protect your property.
Sometimes that means monthly visits.
Sometimes it means every two or three months.
As your property changes over time, our recommendations may change with it.
That's what we mean by A Different Kind of Pest Management.
No.
You're free to pause or discontinue service any time. We believe ongoing service should continue because it provides value — not because a contract requires it.
Yes. Many properties eventually reach a point where pest activity is very low.
The important thing to understand is that stability is often the result of consistent maintenance. When service is postponed, the time between completed visits increases, which may change the level of service needed to maintain that stability.
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Many Tire Swing clients choose monthly billing even when their property is serviced every two or three months.
Monthly billing simply spreads the cost of your annual service plan evenly throughout the year.
Your service interval determines when your property is serviced.
Your billing schedule determines how those services are paid for.
The two work together, but they aren’t the same thing.
For more information about recurring billing, payment options, and invoices, please visit our Billing & Payments page.
Yes.
General pest management is built around maintaining the long-term stability of your property.
Some specialized services—including mosquito, flea, tick, German cockroach, bed bug, and certain rodent management plans—follow treatment schedules based on the biology of the target pest and the results we’re working to achieve.
When that’s the case, we’ll explain the recommended schedule and why it matters.
Every recommendation begins with understanding your property—not fitting it into a predetermined schedule.
If you’d like a professional evaluation, we’re happy to help.
Our goal has never been to provide the most service.
It’s to provide the right service, at the right interval, for the current condition of your property.
That’s what we mean by A Different Kind of Pest Management.