Pest problems in Greenwood Village can quickly become year-round concerns without the right plan. Aptive Pest Control serves the surrounding Greenwood Village area, helping homeowners in and around Greenwood Village manage common pests with customized treatments built for local conditions. From ants, spiders, cockroaches, mosquitoes, rodents, wasps, ticks, fleas, and scorpions, our services are designed to protect your home year-round. Our team is ready to help, with next-day service available. Call us for a free quote.
This is the second appointment in a row the agent disconnected our hoses and didn't put them back when he was finished. These hoses are for our sprinkler system and they are attached to a timer. When you disconnect the hoses and the timer goes off it floods right at the faucet not to mention the yard doesn't get watered in the manner it's meant to.
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Brittney Crisera
Jul 1, 2026
3.0
They got rid of my cockroach problem, but I still have no desire to ever work with these people again.
We had a very minor german cockroach problem when we first moved into our place which I realize can get out of control pretty quickly, so I called Aptive. The person I originally spoke with on the phone quoted me at around $40/month for service every three months or so. Once someone came to my house, they upped it to $70/month "to come more frequently" because I had seen approximately 8 german cockroaches. They have never come more frequently. The contract says something like every 30-90 days for the winter which rolled into about 4 months before I called and complained.
The workers themselves are usually great (although one guy notably refused to listen to anything I said and kept wandering into rooms I asked him specifically not to treat). However, their scheduling system is absolutely awful. I've heard them on the phone with other clients about automated scheduling on days that they don't want them to come which has happened to me one time. Otherwise, I have automated scheduling and a lot of flexibility to be here when they are schedule to come but... they never do. I've called and complained about this multiple times and they promised a "discounted rate" in the upcoming months would be applied to my account (which I never received by the way). One of the managers called me and manually scheduled me for the remainder of my contract. They are supposed to come more frequently during the summer and fluctuate anywhere between every 3 weeks and not seeing them for 3+ months. I don't have cockroaches any more but that seems like it could have been resolved with two appointments rather than +$1300 in an inescapable 18-month contract.
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John Stapleton
Jun 27, 2026
2.0
I asked for a time when the process was going to occur, but heard nothing back. All I was able to get was generated messages, not a human response. The date was Friday. At just after 1700 hours, I did receive a text that the tech would be by the house to do application in about 5 minutes. Since I was unavailable, the outside of the house would be done. I was told the tech's phone had poor reception and pitchers would be unavailable. Since I can still take photos in a no reception area with my phone I wonder why photos couldn't be taken and then sent when the reception improved. Just asking and I was confused about the action.
Please indicate how I can handle this differently. The application was done and I'm guessing with success, though.
I'm happy with the application just a bit concerned with the logistics of the visit.
JM
Jay Mohammed
Jun 25, 2026
1.0
We were customers for about 6 months and were generally satisfied — until things took a turn. We signed up for an add-on service that was heavily pushed on us, and only later discovered the fine print changed our service frequency from every 90 days to every 30 days. That lack of transparency was frustrating.
When we asked to skip a visit, we were billed anyway — with no photos or proof that any service was actually performed. At that point, we decided to cancel.
The cancellation process was the most disappointing part. The billing representative was dismissive, refused to escalate to a manager, and the cancellation fee was unexpectedly high. The whole experience felt more like a pressure campaign than a customer service interaction.
We understand businesses have contracts and policies, but the combination of aggressive sales tactics, unclear terms, unverified service charges, and a difficult cancellation process makes it hard to recommend Aptive to others. We hope they take this feedback seriously and improve how they handle customer concerns.
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Derek Girard
Jun 18, 2026
1.0
Ive been using Aptive for 2 years. Overall they are very helpful. This past year I renewed my services with them, no problem, online renewal. A week later a traveling salesman came by and asked if I was interested in renewing my services, confused, I told him I had just recently renewed. He insisted that I wasn't renewed and that he would help me get renewed via his iPad. Sweet, thanks for the help. Wrong. I now have TWO subscriptions for the same address. Monthly, i get services come out TWICE for the same address, I have to usually turn one of them away letting them know that we just had services done. Still getting charged for both. My traveling salesmen, AUSTIN, left he his personal number, to which i have reached out to, i have been told it would be handled and researched accordingly by corporate. Radio silence since first interaction. Customer service is no help as they are outsourced and cant comprehend that I have TWO subscriptions for ONE house. Per the agreement if i cancel one of the subscriptions, i will still get charged 300 dollars. Its basic, I work retail and cant imagine treating customers the way I have been. Absolute crooks, steer clear of them.
I would love to update this if i could get some real answers from real people who care about customer service.
Frequently Asked Questions About Aptive Pest Control
What is Aptive Pest Control?
Founded in 2015, Aptive is a rapidly growing pest control company that has offices throughout North America. Aptive provides residential pest control services to customers in more than 3,700 cities across North America. Aptive is also a committed partner with the United Nations’ United to Beat Malaria campaign to help stop the spread of malaria.
What does Aptive Pest Control do?
Aptive offers year-round pest control services for a range of insects and invasive species., including wasps, ants, scorpions, spiders, crickets, fleas, cockroaches, mice, rats, silverfish, earwigs, slugs, and snails.
Is Aptive pest control safe?
Aptive’s goal is to provide customers with professional and effective pest control solutions that reduce the harmful effects of pests. Aptive uses EPA approved products and follows all guidelines for the appropriate use of the products. Aptive is also a member of the EPA’s Pesticide Environmental Stewardship Program, a program that engages communities in building awareness and reducing pesticide risk.
What pests do you treat?
Aptive treats common pests like ants, spiders, cockroaches, rodents, wasps, snails, flies, fleas, and ticks. Aptive recently started providing Termite Protection in the Cleveland, Cincinnati, and Columbus areas. Aptive otherwise does not treat any wood-destroying organisms such as termites, carpenter bees, or carpenter ants. Aptive also does not treat any wildlife, such as squirrels, racoons, chipmunks, rabbits, birds, deer, etc. Aptive also does not treat bees of any kind. For a full list, click here.
Why am I still seeing pests after my first treatment?
If you are seeing pests right after your treatment, odds are you are witnessing them flee your property, which typically means the treatment is effective. If after a week you are still seeing pests, give us a call and our service professional will gladly return to treat your home at no additional cost.
How much does professional pest control cost?
Our professional pest control plans start as low as $49 to $55 per month for our Basic plan, depending on your location. We offer three primary tiers—Basic, Pro, and Premium—designed to fit different levels of protection needs and budgets.
Do you offer same-day pest control services?
Yes, depending on current technician availability. If you call before noon, we can often provide same-day service for urgent pest issues.
How soon can a technician come out for an emergency?
We strive for 24 to 48-hour response times. For emergencies like a yellow jacket nest or indoor roach sightings, we prioritize your call in our daily schedule.
Do you spray both the inside and outside of the house?
Yes, standard service covers both. We focus on the exterior to stop pests at the source and treat the interior (baseboards/under sinks) to eliminate any that have already entered.
What areas are included in a "perimeter" treatment?
A perimeter treatment covers 3 feet up the foundation and 3 feet out into the yard. We also treat windowsills, door frames, and eaves.
How do I get rid of an ant infestation in my kitchen?
To stop ants, we use "transferable" baits. Workers carry the bait back to the queen, killing the entire colony rather than just the ants you see on the counter.
What is the best treatment for German cockroaches?
German roaches require a combination of baiting, insect growth regulators (IGRs), and sanitation. They are resilient, so 2–3 follow-up visits are often required for total elimination.
Is pest control safe for children and infants?
Yes, we prioritize family-safe applications. By focusing on the exterior and using low-toxicity indoor treatments, we minimize exposure. We recommend keeping children out of treated areas for 30–60 minutes until dry.
What is your "Pest-Free Guarantee"?
Our guarantee means if the pests return between scheduled visits, we return for free. We stay until the problem is solved.
Do you offer free re-treatments?
Yes, all of our recurring plans include unlimited free re-treatments for covered pests.
Why am I still seeing bugs after my first service?
This is the "flush out" period. The treatment is driving pests out of their hiding spots. They will die off shortly after coming into contact with the product.
Why is the pest problem getting worse?
This usually happens with ants and roaches as they are attracted to our baits. This "surge" is a sign that the colony is actively feeding on the treatment.
How can I tell if a treatment was successful?
Success is measured by a steady decrease in sightings and finding dead insects rather than live ones.
Do you guarantee 100% elimination?
We guarantee to control and manage populations to the point where they do not infest your living space. No one can stop every single bug from ever entering, but we ensure they don't stay.
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