CertifiedLocal
Pest Control Service · Austin
RT

Rentokil Tropical Plants

★★★★★ 5 on Google · 1 reviews

Old Dearborn Bank Building, 203 N Wabash Ave #400, Chicago, IL 60601 · (773) 362-8714

Certified · CertifiedLocal
24
/ 100 POINTS
Not certified
12-criteria check

Certification record

Calculated automatically from the Google Business Profile, re-checked monthly. Every criterion is individually verifiable — not a blanket badge.

  • 01✕Website present8P
  • 02✕Profile claimed15P
  • 03✓Phone number listed4P
  • 04✕Open hours ≥ 50 hrs/week10P
  • 05✕Complete 7-day profile, no gaps5P
  • 06✕At least 10 reviews15P
  • 07✓Review average ≥ 4.815P
  • 08✕At least 1 service option listed5P
  • 09·At least 5 photos on profile5P
  • 10✕Reviews within the last 12 months5P
  • 11✕Review response rate ≥ 30%8P
  • 12✓No unanswered 1-2 star outlier (90d)5P

Assessment

A
Reviewed by Ashley, Pest Control Specialist
View profile →

Rentokil Tropical Plants operates out of the Old Dearborn Bank Building on North Wabash in Chicago's Loop, listed under pest control services. Its Google profile shows a perfect 5-star rating, but that number rests on exactly one review — and that review contains no written text at all. A single wordless rating from over a year ago is not a track record; it tells you one person clicked five stars once, and nothing more. Of the twelve certification criteria CertifiedLocal checks automatically, this profile meets only three, which puts it well short of any certification tier. There is simply no customer feedback to synthesize here. No one has described response times, technician professionalism, pricing, or how the company handles a callback. The profile gaps compound the problem: no website is listed, the profile is unclaimed, and not a single service option is specified — so prospective customers can't even confirm what this location actually offers, which matters given that the business name suggests interior plant services while the category says pest control. The listed hours are also hard to take at face value. The profile claims 24-hour availability six days a week, yet the automated check flags both the weekly-hours threshold and the seven-day completeness criterion as unmet, a contradiction that points to stale or carelessly entered data rather than a genuinely round-the-clock operation. On the modest plus side, a phone number is listed, and there are no unanswered one- or two-star reviews in the last ninety days — though with one review total, that's a low bar cleared by default. The unclaimed status is the detail I'd weight most heavily. A claimed profile at least signals that someone at the company is paying attention to its public presence and could respond to complaints. Here, the zero-percent response rate and the absence of any review activity in the past twelve months suggest nobody is minding this listing at all. That doesn't mean the business is bad — it may do most of its work through commercial contracts where Google reviews never enter the picture. But it does mean this profile can't vouch for it. If you're a facilities manager who found this listing while researching a known national brand's local office, the address and phone number may be all you need, and you should verify everything else directly by phone. If you're a consumer comparing local pest control or plant-care providers on reputation, there's nothing here to compare: no written reviews, no services, no recent activity, and hours data that contradicts itself. Get a quote and references through the phone line, or choose a competitor whose profile actually documents how they treat customers.

All 12 criteria at a glance

  • ✕ Website present
  • ✕ Profile claimed
  • ✓ Phone number listed
  • ✕ Open hours ≥ 50 hrs/week
  • ✕ Complete 7-day profile, no gaps
  • ✕ At least 10 reviews
  • ✓ Review average ≥ 4.8
  • ✕ At least 1 service option listed
  • · At least 5 photos on profile
  • ✕ Reviews within the last 12 months
  • ✕ Review response rate ≥ 30%
  • ✓ No unanswered 1-2 star outlier (90d)

Photos

Photo gallery will appear once photos are imported from the Google Business Profile.

Reviews from other sources

Samuel Noparstak Google
★★★★★ a year ago
View original on Google ↗