Failed inspection in Pima County? Get pest help fast.
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What a failed pest inspection means
The inspector found signs of pests such as roaches, rodents or flies and wrote them on your report. Depending on Pima County's rules, that can mean a re-inspection, a lower score, a fine, or a closure until the problem is fixed. The notes on your report say exactly what was found and where.
What to do before the re-inspection
- Call a licensed pest control company today. Ask for a written service report you can show the inspector.
- Fix what the inspector wrote. Seal gaps under doors and around pipes, clean food residue, and keep storage off the floor.
- Take out trash often and keep lids closed, inside and out.
- Keep a pest control log. Inspectors often ask for it at the re-inspection.
- Check your report for the re-inspection date and the contact number. Timing and fees differ by city and county.
This is general information, not legal advice. Follow the instructions on your own inspection report.
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Questions from Pima County restaurant owners
What does a failed pest inspection mean in Pima County?
The health inspector wrote down pest activity, such as roaches, rodents or flies, as a violation. It can lead to a re-inspection, a lower score, a fine or, if the problem is serious, a closure until it is fixed. Your inspection report lists the exact steps and the contact number.
How fast should I call pest control?
The same day if you can. Most re-inspections come soon after a failed one, and a service report from a licensed company is the first thing to show the inspector.
Who receives my quote request?
We pass it to pest control companies in Pima County that have a paid listing on this site. You are never charged.