What is included in an Orkin inspection?

An Orkin inspection typically includes a thorough assessment of the property to identify any signs of pests or potential pest-related issues. During the inspection, a trained Orkin professional examines both the interior and exterior areas of the property. This includes looking at common entry points, such as doors, windows, and cracks in walls, which may allow pests to enter. The inspector also checks the basement, attic, and crawl spaces for signs of infestations or conducive conditions, such as moisture or clutter. In addition to searching for live pests, the inspector looks for structural damage that pests may have caused or evidence of previous pest activity, like droppings or shed skins. The inspector may also evaluate the landscaping, gutters, and drainage systems, as these areas can play a role in pest control. After completing the inspection, the Orkin expert will provide recommendations for treatment options tailored to address the specific pest problems identified and to help prevent future infestations. For more detailed information about the inspection process or any specific services, it may be helpful to visit the official Orkin website.