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Tell us what you found, where the property is and how urgent it is. A person at HyrePest reads it and answers your question. Matching with pest control companies is still being built, and no company gets your details until you agree.

  • Free, and no obligation to hire anyone
  • No pest control company gets your details until you agree
  • We are not a pest control company and will not quote the work

Active problem today? Local companies are faster than we are. Call them directly and check the license first. To talk to us instead, call (866) 582-8523. Someone exposed to a pesticide? Call Poison Control at 1-800-222-1222, or 911 in an emergency.

Tell us about the problem

What have you seen?

Pick the closest. “Something I have not identified” is a real answer. Guessing is how the wrong pest gets treated.

Where is the property?

The zip code decides which companies can help. The state decides who licenses them and which pests are common.

How urgent is it?

“Researching” is a good answer. It changes what we send you, not whether we reply.

What kind of property is it?

In a building with several units, treating one unit alone may not solve it, and someone else may be responsible for arranging it.

What did you find, and where?

Optional, and the most useful box on this form. What you saw, where, when, and for how long. If you already have a quote or an inspection report, tell us what it proposes.

How should we reach you?

Submitting tells HyrePest it may contact you about this inquiry. Your details are never sold, and no pest control company receives them until you have agreed. See our privacy policy.

What happens after I submit?

A person reads it and replies. Matching with pest control companies is still being built, so this is not an instant-quote marketplace. We answer your question and tell you when we can introduce pest control companies in your area.

How HyrePest works sets out each step, and how companies will be checked explains the checks planned before any introduction, and what no check can tell you.

Questions before you submit

Does it cost anything to use this?

No. The form is free and commits you to nothing: not a company, not a treatment, not a contract. You decide whether to speak to anyone and whether to hire.

Who will contact me?

HyrePest, first. Matching with pest control companies is still being built. Where we can introduce companies serving your area, we tell you first, and no company gets your details until you agree.

Will my details be sold?

No. Introducing you to a company you asked to meet is not selling a list, and we do not sell lists or run lead auctions. The privacy policy explains what we store, and the lead quality standard sets our rules.

Do I have to give a phone number?

No. The phone field is optional and will stay optional. Agreeing to calls cannot be a condition of using the service, so the form sends without it.

I have an active infestation. Should I wait for you?

No. Contact local pest control companies directly today. We are not a dispatch line. Use the service pages to judge the proposal you get, and the ten checks before you sign anything.

Can you tell me what my treatment will cost?

No. We have not seen your home or the pest, and we hold no pricing data. We can show you the arithmetic behind a pest control price, so you can tell a one-time job from a subscription before anyone quotes.

What if it is not a pest control problem?

We will say so. Squirrels, raccoons and bats are wildlife work and often need a different license. Damaged framing is a question for a structural engineer, and a slow leak is a job for a plumber. When the answer is another trade, you get that answer, not an introduction.

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