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Be the name people ring when pests move in.

There is a scratching in the loft, or a wasp nest has appeared above the porch. Someone feels worried and searches on their phone for pest control. They want to know that you deal with their pest, how soon you can come and that a visit is safe for the family. Your website must answer all three fast.

Your website, drawn. An illustration of a website for pest control. It is a drawing, not a real site.
First things first

What a worried customer needs to see

  1. Do you deal with my pest?

    Rats, wasps, ants and bed bugs are very different problems. A clear list of the pests you treat lets people see that theirs is on it.

  2. Is it safe for children and pets?

    People worry about what is used in their home. A short, plain note on how you work, in your words, puts their mind at rest.

  3. How soon can you come?

    A wasp nest or a rat in the kitchen feels urgent. Your hours and a big call button sit at the top, and a line says how you handle urgent calls.

  4. How do you set the price?

    The price depends on the pest and the size of the problem. A line on how you quote, and whether you look first, keeps surprises away.

The jobs

Jobs people ring about

  • Rats and mice in homes
  • Wasp and hornet nests
  • Ants and cockroaches
  • Bed bugs and fleas
  • Moths and carpet beetles
  • Squirrels in lofts
  • Pigeon and gull problems
  • Moles in lawns
  • Blocking gaps that pests use
  • Follow-up visits

When the phone rings most

Wasps worry people in late summer, when nests are at their biggest. Rats and mice look for warmth as the weather turns cold. Ants arrive in hot spells. Spring brings people who want a loft or garden checked. Your page is ready for every one of these times.

What we build

The pages we build

  1. Home

    A call button, your hours and a line on the pests you treat, placed first so a worried person sees them.

  2. Pests we treat

    A plain list with a short note on each pest, so a visitor can spot theirs.

  3. What happens on a call-out

    The steps from the first call to the end of treatment, written in your words and kept short.

  4. Staying safe

    A page for questions about children, pets and food, with answers written by you.

  5. Meet the person

    Who will visit, with a photo and a few words on how you deal with a problem.

  6. Contact

    A big call button, a message form and WhatsApp, because pest problems do not wait.

Trust

Proof that settles a worry

Plain notes on your method

A calm, clear note on what you do on a visit shows that you treat the home with care. It is words, not scary photos.

Thanks from past customers

A thank-you from a past customer goes on the page exactly as they wrote it. Made-up praise has no place here.

Your name and face

A friendly photo and your name help a worried person feel safe about inviting you in.

Answers for worried people

Short answers on safety, timing and follow-up visits remove doubt before the call.

Registrations and memberships

Some pest control work comes with registrations, training certificates or memberships. If you hold any, we give them a clear spot on your site, and the page shows only the ones that belong to you.

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The Payment package

Getting paid on the day

The job is done and the customer wants to settle up and get back to normal. A card machine in your van lets them pay on the spot. They do not need to find cash, and you do not wait for a transfer to land.

The terms, in full

  • Card machine £25 + VAT a month, paid to our payment provider.
  • Website, domain, hosting and one business mailbox included while you keep the machine.
  • Minimum term as set by the payment provider's agreement: 3 months for a sole trader, 18 months for a limited company.
  • Extra mailboxes £25 a year.
  • Stop the machine and we offer to keep the website live at £20 a month.
Questions

Quick answers

Do you need to list every pest?

No. List the ones you treat most. We add a line for others, so people with an odd problem still feel welcome to ask.

Can the site show how you keep people safe?

Yes, if you tell us. A short note on your methods, and on children and pets, goes where people see it. The words come from you, and we never add a method you do not use.

Should the page show prices?

It depends. Many pest controllers quote after seeing the problem. A line on how you quote is enough. If you set prices for some jobs, we can list them.

What about follow-up visits?

We can add a short note that explains them. Say whether you return, how often and what the customer should do in between. People like to know the plan.

Can people message me without a call?

Yes. Some people feel shy about pests, so we add a message form and a WhatsApp link beside the call button. You choose how to reply.

Will pest photos fill the page?

No. Photos of pests put many people off. We lean on clear words and, if you wish, photos of you at work.

Ready when you are

See your website before you decide.

Tell us about your business. We build the website first, free, and show you. Then we compare your card rate and you decide.

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