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What is the lawsuit against Aptive Environmental? ›

Nieman v. Aptive Environmental, LLC

A proposed class action claims that Aptive Environmental, LLC has violated California law by recording calls to its toll-free phone number without disclosing to callers that the communications are being recorded.

Is Aptive Pest Control Worth It? Aptive may be a good choice if you're interested in a completely customized plan. However, the company doesn't address hard-to-treat pests such as termites, bed bugs, mosquitoes, and ticks. It's also facing lawsuits due to alleged misuse of customer data and aggressive sales tactics.

For all customer service related issues, Aptive points their customers toward their customer support email address. Give your account information, your name, and tell them that you'd like to cancel your account.

Requires a minimum 12-month Service Agreement with a minimum of 4 Standard Treatments. Cancellation during the initial term requires payment to Aptive of the total discount received, up to $199.

Reps go door-to-door selling year-long pest service contracts in one of our many offices around the country.

Aptive requires customers to sign a contract for their services, and canceling involves a $199 fee if you sign a service contract and cancel during the contract. However, they offer a comprehensive guarantee to ensure customer satisfaction.

Do you offer interior treatment? All of our services include exterior with interior treatment at no additional cost. The majority of our customers find that exterior maintenance keeps their home protected, but we are happy to treat inside your home and/or garage whenever you would like.

Aptive Environmental was co-founded in 2015 by David Royce and Vess Pearson in Provo, Utah, with the goal of providing world-class pest control that allows everyone to enjoy their homes.

Aptive does not offer pest control service for bed bugs, termites or mosquitoes. The pests they will handle include the following: ants, co*ckroaches, spiders, rodents, bed bugs, fleas and ticks, bees, pantry pests, centipedes, snails, silverfish, pillbugs, millipedes, crickets and aphids.

Vess Pearson, along with longtime business partner David Royce, founded Aptive Environmental in 2015 with the intent of making it the fastest-growing pest control company in the U.S. With more than 850,000 customers in over 3,700 cities across 27 states and reaching $137 million in revenue after just three full years ...

Is it safe to be in house after pest control? ›

The typical time most harsher pesticide treatments need for a safe return is between 2 and 4 hours. After that time, an additional 30 minutes is recommended to let the building breathe. This should be done with windows open and fans running to allow air levels inside to return to normal.

The chemicals are designed as a type of “bait” where they go back to their colony and feed everyone else. This kills off the colony in a few days, but it can cause an increase in activity for the first few days. While not all bugs are given bait, the pesticides can still make the bugs more active right after treatment.

Aptive does treat most general household pests. However, there are some common pests that most other pest control companies treat that Aptive does not. Among those are termites and bed bugs. Folks with these infestations won't find help from Aptive, so they'll need to search for other reliable pest control companies.

How often does Aptive perform treatments? Following your initial treatment, your first standard service usually occurs in the next 20-60 days. After that, Aptive schedules recurring services 50-80 days apart.

Yellow Jackets require special treatment and gear to safely and effectively target them. Our experts will treat them with our product in the evening and potentially remove the nest to ensure that they don't return.

On May 26, 2023, Aptive Environmental, LLC (Aptive) entered into a Consent Order with the Pennsylvania Office of Attorney General to settle a petition filed earlier this year alleging that Aptive was violating the terms of a 2019 settlement agreement in which Aptive agreed to comply with obtaining the required ...

Aptive Environmental was co-founded in 2015 by David Royce and Vess Pearson in Provo, Utah, with the goal of providing world-class pest control that allows everyone to enjoy their homes.

Aptive uses EPA approved products and follows all guidelines for the appropriate use of the products. Aptive is also a member of the EPA's Pesticide Environmental Stewardship Program, a program that engages communities in building awareness and reducing pesticide risk.