A pest control website organized by pest
What a pest control website needs: a page for each pest, a recurring plan sign-up and a fast call button. Our $399 site, with a free preview first.
Why organize the site by pest?
Because that is how people search: ants in the kitchen, termites, mice in the garage, bed bugs. Use the three service pages for the three pests you treat most where you work, and say on each how you find the problem, how you treat it and how many visits it usually takes.
How do you sell a recurring plan on the website?
Give the plan its own clear section: how often you come, what each visit covers, and what happens if pests come back between visits. A plan turns a one-time call into a customer for the year, and the website can explain it while you are out on jobs.
What do customers worry about?
Children, pets and food. Answer it on the page in plain words: what you use, whether people and pets need to leave, and for how long. A short honest answer here does more than any badge.
How do you show you are licensed?
Pest control is licensed in many states. Put your license number, if you have one, in the footer of every page with the words licensed and insured.
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Questions
Should my pest control site list prices?
Show a starting price for a first treatment or a plan if you have one. Infestations vary, so offer an inspection for anything larger.
Do I need a page for each pest?
For the pests you treat most, yes. People search by pest, and a page that names their problem is the one they call from.
How much is a website for a pest control company?
It is $399 one time at Kingpin Sites, with the first year of hosting included. From year two hosting is $150 a year. You see a free preview before paying.
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