Lasso Pest Control South Austin

Lasso Pest Control South Austin is a pest control service operating out of a suite on Smith Road in East Austin, and the honest version of this assessment is short on material: the business has no Google reviews at all, no rating, no website, and no phone number listed. Someone has claimed the profile, which at least signals a real operator is behind the listing, but nearly everything else a customer would use to size up this company is missing. We can't tell you what their service is like because, as of this writing, no customer has publicly said. The profile lists the business as open 24 hours, every day of the week. Round-the-clock availability is plausible for pest control — emergency wildlife and infestation calls do happen at odd hours — but with no phone number on the profile, it's unclear how you'd actually reach them at 2 a.m., or at 2 p.m. for that matter. CertifiedLocal's automated check tells the same story from a different angle: of the twelve certification criteria, the business meets exactly two, and one of those ("no unanswered 1-2 star reviews in the last 90 days") is met only trivially, since there are no reviews of any kind to answer. The listing fails the checks for a website, a phone number, service options, review count, review recency, and response rate. The check also flags the hours and profile completeness as unmet despite the 24/7 schedule shown, which suggests the hours data itself may not be verified or consistently entered. None of this proves the company does bad work. It does mean the company has invested close to zero effort in its public presence, which for a trade where you're letting someone treat your home with pesticides is a legitimate thing to weigh. Our verdict: there isn't enough here to recommend hiring, or to warn you off. This profile fits a very new business, a satellite listing for a larger operation, or a dormant one — the data doesn't distinguish between those. If you're considering Lasso, do the vetting the profile can't do for you: confirm a working phone number, ask for their Texas Department of Agriculture pest control license number, and request local references or proof of insurance before anyone shows up. If you want a provider with a verifiable track record, there are South Austin competitors with dozens of reviews and complete profiles; this one asks you to take everything on faith. We'll revisit this assessment if reviews and basic contact information start appearing.