Which items are listed as not able to be treated?

Which items are listed as not able to be treated?

• A. Bees, Termites, Moles
• B. Grubs, Snakes, Raccoons, Woodpeckers, Deer, Bedbugs
• C. Ants, Rats
• D. Birds, Cats

Answer: (B)

Not all pests fit into a single, standard treatment plan. Some require wildlife control, permits, or interior-based methods that go beyond a typical exterior or routine service. In this set, the items listed—grubs, snakes, raccoons, woodpeckers, deer, and bedbugs—are generally outside the scope of a standard plan and need specialized approaches or different service categories. That’s why this group is identified as not able to be treated under the usual offering. For context, other groups include pests that are more commonly addressed with standard treatments (such as certain insects) or domestic animals not treated as pests within a normal service, which is why they don’t fit the same exclusion.

Not all pests fit into a single, standard treatment plan. Some require wildlife control, permits, or interior-based methods that go beyond a typical exterior or routine service. In this set, the items listed—grubs, snakes, raccoons, woodpeckers, deer, and bedbugs—are generally outside the scope of a standard plan and need specialized approaches or different service categories. That’s why this group is identified as not able to be treated under the usual offering.

For context, other groups include pests that are more commonly addressed with standard treatments (such as certain insects) or domestic animals not treated as pests within a normal service, which is why they don’t fit the same exclusion.