For pest control techs who miss the swarm call

Answer the 7 a.m. call about wings on the sill

Termite wings on a windowsill is a same-day sale, and it goes to whoever picks up first. Your tech is masked up over a wasp nest. Something still has to answer, sort the emergency from the price shopper, and get it on the route.

  • The Watchman answers nights, weekends, and mid-treatment, then books onto your real calendar
  • A Google Business Profile built for the tap that follows an urgent search — categories, photos, reviews
  • Harvest OS pitching the quarterly plan while the treatment is still fresh in the customer's mind
Catch the panic callOne intake form — routes, pest mix, coverage area — and we scope it from there. No sales sequence.
Sound familiar?

What's quietly costing you customers

  • Same-day sale, gone by noon

    A roach on the counter is a same-day job. If that call lands while your tech is up a ladder at a hornet nest, the homeowner simply books the next number on the list.

  • Sprays that never become plans

    A one-time treatment with no follow-up stays a one-time treatment. The quarterly plan that smooths your winter routes only gets sold if somebody asks, and nobody has time to ask.

  • Three trucks show up first

    An urgent search returns three map listings and the panicked homeowner taps one. If yours isn't there, twenty years of clean callbacks never gets in front of them.

  • Emergencies and quotes look alike

    A wasp nest over a child's swing set and a what-do-you-charge message land in the same inbox. Sorting them at nine at night is how the genuinely urgent one gets lost.

The offer

What we build around the call that can't wait

  • The Watchman on every line, telling a same-day emergency from a routine quote and putting the visit straight onto your calendar
  • A human callback path for anything unusual, so a real tech picks up when it actually matters
  • Google Business Profile built out with service categories, coverage areas, and truck and job photos
  • Harvest OS asking for the quarterly plan at the moment satisfaction is highest, then handling renewal reminders
  • Automatic review requests sent after the treatment, while the customer still remembers the mud tubes on the sill
  • A fast, mobile-first site built for the bugs-in-my-kitchen search rather than a brochure nobody reads
  • Every domain, phone number, profile, and login registered to your business, exportable any time you ask
How we'd build it

The system a pest control business runs on

  • Answer the Panic Call — 24/7

    The Watchman, our voice AI receptionist, picks up every call — nights, weekends, and while your techs are in a crawlspace — sorts the emergency from the quote request, and books the visit on your real calendar.

  • Own 'Exterminator Near Me'

    We build and optimize your Google Business Profile so the map pack shows your trucks first — with the reviews, photos, and service categories urgent searchers trust before they tap call.

  • Turn Sprays Into Service Plans

    Harvest OS follows up after every job, pitches the quarterly plan at the right moment, and sends renewal reminders and review requests automatically — so busy season feeds the slow one.

Why us

Built with excellence, owned by you

The call-to-booked-job stack behind this page is the one we build for local service businesses, and the phone number it answers on is registered to you, not to us.

24
metros served across 20 states
$850
where a serious website starts
4
pillars, one house, one strategy
24/7
AI that works while you rest
See it live

Try the AI, right now

Ask Eden anything — she answers as the copilot your business could own. No email, no signup.

No risk

Start with a conversation, not a contract

Send us your routes and your worst week. We'll name the one piece to buy first — even when that piece is the cheapest thing we sell and everything else can wait until next spring.

Catch the panic callOne intake form — routes, pest mix, coverage area — and we scope it from there. No sales sequence.
Questions

Frequently asked questions

Swarm season doesn't leave a voicemail

One intake form — routes, pest mix, coverage area — and we scope it from there. No sales sequence.

Watchman, what is left of the night?
Isaiah 21:11