Pest control operators only · one per territory
We build the local search presence and run the Google Ads that turn homeowner searches into booked quarterly contracts — so your trucks leave the yard full, your winters stay paid, and your ad budget stops feeding do-it-yourselfers.
Call board · this week
IllustrativeEvery inbound call is tagged by pest and job type, so you know which dollars brought the termite work and which brought the $29 ant sprays.
Sound familiar?
Pest control isn't a lead problem — it's an ownership problem. Whoever owns the local search results owns the customer, owns the recurring agreement, and owns the route.
01 · Shared leads
Angi, HomeAdvisor and the other lead marketplaces sell the same name and number to five operators. The fastest dialer wins the job, nobody builds a customer, and you pay for the privilege of racing your competition.
The fix: searchers call you first, because your map pack listing is the one they see.
02 · Seasonality
One-off spray jobs dry up the second the temperature drops and your trucks sit. The operators who make it through January aren't luckier — they're carrying quarterly and bi-monthly agreements that bill whether the bugs do or not.
The fix: sell maintenance agreements, not appointments.
03 · Job mix
$29 perimeter sprays and 'guy came out for ants' tickets burn fuel, truck time and tech hours while termite inspections, bed bug heat treatments and rodent exclusion sit untouched. Your ad spend decides which of those you attract.
The fix: bid and write content for the high-ticket pest work.
04 · Wasted clicks
DIY searchers, 'how do I kill ants with vinegar', people looking for pest control jobs, training courses and free quotes that go nowhere. Every one of those clicks came out of your budget last month.
The fix: negative keyword lists and click-fraud watch — reviewed weekly, not set and forgotten.
What we actually do
Get found by the homeowner standing at the sink right now.
Buy the searches that turn into booked jobs — and refuse the rest.
Turn the site from a brochure into the reason you beat the other three quotes.
Packages
Pick the level that matches how fast you want the route filled. Your Google ad spend is paid to Google — we never mark it up or hold your account hostage.
Growth
Local SEO Pack + Google Ads management. For the operator with a truck, a territory and no time to fight for the map pack.
Most operators start here
Market Leader
Growth in full, plus complete website SEO — so the traffic you already pay for lands on pages built to close.
Custom / Enterprise
Multi-truck fleets, multiple locations, or aggressive commercial and territory expansion. Priced after we see the map.
Every package runs the same territory rule: one pest control company per ZIP cluster. If your area is taken, we'll say so on the first call.
How it works
We look at your map pack, your ad history and who else is buying traffic in your ZIPs. If the territory is already ours to someone else, you'll know in ten minutes.
Keyword and pest-by-pest breakdown, what's costing you money today, what the map pack is missing, and which high-ticket jobs we're going after first.
Profile rebuilt, citations cleaned, campaigns launched with negatives in place, service area pages written and published. Nothing goes live as a placeholder.
Calls booked by pest and job type, spend, cost per booked job, and map pack movement — in language your techs and your accountant both understand.
Territory check
Two minutes now saves you from paying an agency that's already sold your ZIP cluster to the guy two towns over.
Prefer to just talk?
Send the form with a good number and we'll call you back the same business day — no deck, no discovery-call theatre, just your map on the screen.
Straight answers
If it's not here, put it in the form and we'll answer it on the call — no pitch deck.
No. One operator per ZIP cluster. If a competitor in your territory is already on a package, we tell you straight and, where we can, point you at the areas we can still take.