Pest control
Website design for pest control companies.
Pest calls are urgent. Someone found something in the kitchen and they want it handled today. Your website has to load fast, name the pest, and put a phone number in front of them immediately.
What a pest control site has to do
Same day contact above everything else
The phone number belongs in the header, in the hero, and at the bottom of every page. On mobile it should be one tap.
A page per pest
Roaches, termites, rodents, mosquitoes, bed bugs. People search by the pest they have, and a dedicated page is what puts you in that result.
Treatment plans that explain the schedule
One time, quarterly, monthly. Showing what each visit includes turns a single call into a recurring account.
Safety information for families and pets
The question every parent asks is whether it is safe for kids and animals. Answering it on the page keeps them from calling a competitor who did.
Licensing and inspection details
State license, technician certification, and warranty or re-treatment terms belong in writing.
Features we usually build in
- Pest specific service pages
- Prominent tap to call on every screen
- Treatment plan comparison
- Family and pet safety section
- Free inspection request form
- Service area coverage list
- Warranty and re-treatment terms
- Seasonal pest guidance
Recommended package
Business Plus
A page per pest adds up quickly, and those pages are what bring in searches. Ten pages gives room for the main pests plus plans, safety, and service area.
Service business work is the closest match in our current portfolio, including DenialPro. See the portfolio.
Questions from this trade
- How many pest pages should I start with?
- Start with the four or five that make you the most money. More can be added later as separate pieces.
- Can customers book an inspection online?
- Yes. Most companies use a request form and confirm by phone, since scheduling depends on routes.
- Should I list prices?
- Starting prices for common treatments work well. Full quotes usually need an inspection, and the site can say that plainly.
- Can I add recurring billing later?
- Yes, that fits into Business Systems and can be added once the main site is running.
Ready to Start Building?
Every project begins with a $25 design fee. That covers your intake, your project plan, and the schedule for your build.