Pest Control in Grand Canyon Village

Without a crawl space there is nothing underneath to inspect, so the work happens outside. The strip of ground against the foundation, the expansion joint at the garage and the sleeve where the water line enters carry almost all of the traffic.

Watering makes that strip worse: a bed against the wall that gets sprinkled every other day stays damp all summer, and damp ground against a warm slab is the most attractive square foot on the property.

Most of the housing here is rented, which puts a step before the work: in most states the landlord carries the cost when the problem is structural rather than caused by the tenant. A written inspection is what settles that argument, and it is worth having before the argument starts.

Part of the housing here is manufactured, and those homes are approached from underneath rather than around the foundation — worth mentioning on the phone, because it changes what a technician brings.