JTE is extremely down to earth and will quickly work to address any issue(s) caused by pests. I…read morefound him to be responsive and super helpful. Anyone would be grateful to have him come out for pest control. His prices are reasonable and he'll be a top pick should you require services in the future.

From the owner: Locally owned and operated in Ottawa, we serve our community and it's surrounding areas. We want to…read morebuild relationships with our clients and ensure the safest solutions are used for your satisfaction.

We recently reached out to see about skunk removal. I asked for a ballpark price, which they said…read morethey couldn't provide until they did an on-site estimate. The on-site estimate was just under $100 for them to tell us it would be $7200 to seal everything up. While I understand that there's a cost to doing business, I fully believe that they could have easily told us it was $60/foot for trenching. Or given a ballpark advising that most jobs cost anywhere between 5000-7000. Instead we wasted $100 to hear that it was completely out of range. I cannot speak to the work they provide, as I'm sure they do a fine job; however, I wanted to make others aware of the general cost so they aren't blindsided with the enormous quote. We've recently found friends who have had theirs done for a fraction of the cost. There are also other companies that are willing to provide estimates for free. Overall disappointed with the lack of transparency.

As part of the deal to close the house we were buying three years ago, the previous homeowners…read morespent close to $5,000.00 to remediate a bat infestation in the attic. Three years later, and the attic is completely infested with bats. Skeddadle has a lifetime guarantee on their work, but is now claiming that only covers a small portion of the work that was done. We pointed out the invoice said that all openings had been sealed (they had not been), and the manager literally said he didn't know who wrote that, and seemed to insinuate that either us or the other homeowners had somehow written this in (this is obviously completely untrue). Irregardless of this, it is beyond comprehension that $5,000.00 could be spent to remediate a bat problem and that the issue would come back so quickly. Do not give this company your money.