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Contact HyrePest
To reach HyrePest, email hello@hyrepest.com or call (866) 582-8523. We answer questions about the site, corrections, privacy requests and which kind of pest control service you need. We cannot identify a pest or treat a house, because HyrePest is not a pest control company.
Active infestation? Do not wait on an email. Contact local pest control companies directly today, and check the license before anyone treats.
If someone has been exposed to a pesticide, call Poison Control at 1-800-222-1222. Call 911 if the person is unconscious, has trouble breathing or is having a seizure.
How can I reach HyrePest?
Questions, corrections, press, privacy and deletion requests. Include the page address if it is about something we published.
One number serves every Hyre guide site, so say that you are calling about HyrePest. Nobody on it can send a technician.
6975 Union Park Avenue, Midvale, UT 84047, United States
For letters only. There is no office to visit.
The pest control inquiry form asks the right questions in one pass, so our reply is more useful than an email would be.
Pest control companies: read the page for pest control companies first, then email hello@hyrepest.com.
What can HyrePest help with?
- Which service you need. Match what you found to the job. The ten pest control services lay it out.
- Reading a proposal. What a complete quote names: the species, the method, the product and the contract terms. See choosing a pest control company.
- Contract questions. Auto-renewal, cancellation and what a guarantee pays for. Start with pest control contracts.
- Corrections and press. If something here is wrong, or you want the source behind a claim, write to us.
What can HyrePest not help with?
- Identifying a pest. We cannot see it. An inspection or your extension service settles it.
- Emergencies. For an active infestation, call a local company. For a pesticide exposure, call Poison Control.
- Quoting work. We price no jobs and hold no pricing data.
- Recommending a company. We publish no rankings and no reviews. Here is why.
- Pesticide instructions. We never tell you what to apply. The label is the law.
- Paid placement. Guest posts, sponsored content and link offers get no reply.
What should I do before I write?
Photograph what you found and leave it in place. Droppings, pellets, shed wings and mud tubes tell an inspector what you have and where it is.
Rodent droppings in living space need more care: do not sweep or vacuum them. Rodent control explains the CDC clean-up method. The pest control FAQ covers other common questions.
HyrePest is an independent pest control information site published at hyrepest.com. It is not a pest control company.