4 years ago
We signed up with Frontline in June 2020. We had ...
We signed up with Frontline in June 2020. We had our initial spray June 16 and had to call for a respray July 3 because we didn't see any results. Additionally, we had two wasp nests in two peaks of our roof. The technician briefly tried to get them but said he couldn't reach it and left them as they were.
We still weren't seeing any results so we cancelled service as of July 16, 2020.
Frontline tried to send out another team to make it right but we declined. One would think they would have done that on the second respray since we weren't happy at that point. Why would it need to take three attempts to get the job done properly? What about future services, will each of those take three attempts?
Very Important!!! Please note, even though service wasn't satisfactory in product effect or technician effort regarding the wasp nests, you will still need to pay for your initial spray that didn't work and a cancellation fee. One would think that they should simply charge for the initial spray for product used. After all, that cost is already more than it would cost to spray yourself but understand, they have to pay their technicians. What we disagree with is that they go the extra mile to charge you a cancellation fee. It's a win win for Frontline!
BE SURE TO READ THE FINE PRINT REGARDING CANCELLATION.
RESPONSE TO OWNER: You didn't address the fact that the technician wasn't willing to try to address the hornet nests on our second respray. You also didn't address the necessity of your policy regarding cancellation. Like we said previously you are in a Win Win situation. You shouldn't charge the amount you charge for cancellation.
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