Abba Termite & Pest Control of South Whittier

Abba Termite & Pest Control of South Whittier is a pest control company in South Whittier, California. The family owned and operated business has served Southern California for more than 30 years and holds a California SPCB license, number PR5070, and is fully insured. Its work covers extermination, preventative services, recurring maintenance and pest proofing, with termite treatments that include fumigation, localized treatments and subterranean treatments. Other pests treated include ants, cockroaches, spiders, wasps, bed bugs, fleas, ticks, pantry pests, silverfish and earwigs, and pest proofing is provided for rats, mice, gophers and squirrels. Service extends across Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside, San Bernardino and Ventura Counties. The company holds a rating of 4.90 from its customers.

The company describes its longevity as the product of results, professionalism, attention to detail and service, and it states that it provides personalized service to clients regardless of size. Its office is locally operated, which it credits for consistent and timely results. Customers describe clean, punctual crews and technicians who make them feel safe inside their homes again, and one review notes same-day service from Sam, the owner. Reviews also describe a house and garage tented for termites, with the crew described as on time, easy to communicate with, professional and friendly, and the owner as available for any concerns. Customers report referring the company to friends and family and calling again the next time they need help.

The business is located on Bailey St. The Dress and From the Tree public artworks are about 0.1 miles away, as is Hadley Street. The post office and the Whittier Museum are roughly 0.2 miles from the address, and Central Park is about 0.3 miles away.

That 4.90 rating reflects customers who describe punctual, thorough work and repeat business, which is what has kept a family owned pest control company serving South Whittier and the surrounding counties for more than three decades.