Is High Country Pest Control legit?

Licenses

Company pesticide licenses in each state where it has a location, with the status the issuing agency showed on the date retrieved.

• Colorado

  Colorado Department of Agriculture (CDA), Plant Industry Division, Pesticide Applicator Program: Commercial Applicator^{1, 2}

  Status: Listed (the lookup shows current valid licenses only); expiration 12/31/2026 · Number 11910 · Expires December 31, 2026

Better Business Bureau record

• Its BBB profile shows an A+ grade and 0 complaints in the last three years.

  Not BBB accredited.^{3, 18}

  Full BBB record

What customers say

Ratings and counts as each site showed them on the date retrieved.

• Google

  2,463 reviews across 1 western US listing, averaging 4.9 out of 5 (weighted by review count).¹⁰

• Thumbtack

  4.8 out of 5 from 100 reviews (Colorado Springs, Colorado).¹³

  Retrieved October 28, 2026

• Yelp

  4.2 out of 5 from 51 reviews (Colorado Springs, Colorado).^{14, 15}

  Retrieved October 28, 2026

• Angi

  4.6 out of 5 from 9 reviews (Colorado Springs, Colorado).¹¹

  Retrieved October 28, 2026

Review excerpts and the themes customers raise are on the company’s review page.

Legal and regulatory record

Only resolved government actions count toward the score. Pending lawsuits, private suits and allegations are listed as such; they are allegations, not findings.

• No lawsuits, settlements or enforcement actions are on file.

Three other records (complaint summaries and permits) are on its review page.

Does it sell door to door?

• N/A: the research didn’t establish door-to-door selling. It isn’t proof that the company never knocks.

  Sales evidence

How it ranks

• #125 of 164 in the West

  Handshake Score 7.1 out of 10, Low confidence (provisional).

  Strongest: licensing and compliance (10.0/10). Weakest: customer satisfaction (9.6/10). Sales and contract fairness: N/A.

  How we scored itFull rankings

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