3 DOWNSIDES OF OWNING A PEST CONTROL BUSINESS
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ก.ค. 2023
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So just to give you a tip it’s a good idea to sell commercial properties like multi family that has issues with German roaches if you have slow months. Residential is easy stuff but having 4 years experience just in multi family in Vegas German roaches are a year round issue. Sometimes best you can hope for is control not eradication. They can move through walls but it’s better to have something as opposed to nothing but we NEVER have a slow month.
Great videos! Great work ethics! I used to run a branch for one of the big dogs and they definitely force their customers to take the service in the rain/snow/ice.
I hear stories like that all the time. And thank you for the compliment!! Also thank you for helping me out with replying to that other comment. I get carried away with other tasks that I don’t get to respond right away with tips.
Love from Chicago, Keep working Boss!
Love to hear it 💪🏼
Oregon tech here lol, yeah sometimes it’s rough
We use chemicals such as lambda and Alpine that can be applied when it's. Raining
I won’t say the name, but I worked for one of the big corporation Pest companies. They’d constantly encourage technicians to do unethical things and hold them to unrealistic standards. Seeing this video, you’ve definitely made me realize I didn’t dislike the work itself and instead it was the company and management that I disliked. So thank you, In the distant future I’ll probably consider getting back into the industry, but this time with a smaller locally owned company.
Don’t count on it being much better. My company is very small and make great money… but I don’t make great money. Start your own. Fuck em.
Definitely find a family owned local pest control company. I work for one and it’s been a great experience with a great owner.
This happened to me in another industry. Get back into it!!
It's a cool and easy job. I love what I do I make as much as I do working 8 hours in 2 homes, 20-60 min a home.
Thanks for the insight 👍
Good kid. Seems like his heart is in it. I could put him to work. Sharpen those skills.
You look like you are going to cry in this video picture 🤣
Got me to click...
Great content bro!
During the colder seasons I start educating my customers about rodent control. Explain the importance of exclusion and baiting, etc. you don’t have to spray if it’s freezing out but you can take time to seal up holes around the home.
Thank you for the video
Sounds like the same thing I do, but yeah I agree with the rain. I love cloudy days though, for 2 reasons, one is that it's not too hot and second is the liquid won't evaporate that fast, gets time to work. In Florida it rains every afternoon. If you know anyone in the villages FL who needs service, send me some business 😂
Here in Florida no down time all year round we busy
I keep forgetting that yall and California are all year round haha
If you don’t mind me asking, how much experience did you have before you started your own pest control company?
Do you offer courses or do you know where to start? I would like to learn.
Hey brother, just got in the industry any shoes or boots you recommend for this job? I’m doing a lot of commercial so I’m in restaurants/outside. Thanks
Question what app can you use for your pest control business, and how you keep records?
Field routes is usually most companies go to but it can get pricey so price accordingly
Hey can you send the link for your spray rig? Thankyou
I hope u get ur r8 soon 😁
Haha you’re a real one for that comment.
Which one by the way? First truck has the 50 gallon gas powered tank, or the 25 gallon electric spray rig that I have on the second truck?
In the start of the video you said you were going to treat for fleas, then you started spraying the yard with the flow zone backpack sprayer… you are supposed to do an overlapping method, you just walked around with no method and you missed a lot of spots… use a pattern and overlap…. Plus you walked over the areas you treated. Walk backwards in straight lines while overlapping that way you cover everything. I own a pest control company in Los Angeles, been in the pest control business for 40 years
Yessss. I usually start from the backyard, and work my way up to the front in a zigzag pattern. I got carried away with the video, but still thank you for the look out.
@@aviatorpestcontrol that’s what I thought you were distracted by making the video, but proper technique is very important especially when you are making videos, there are a lot of new techs who are looking up to you for your knowledge and expertise, it’s important to do things the proper way… but I want to say I appreciate your hard work and time you take to make these videos…. Keep up the good work
@@ratfinder7812appreciate you for looking out! Means a lot coming from someone that has 10x more experience than I do. My audience is definitely growing for others to start a business, so I definitely have pressure on making things right. Never hesitate on comment other tactics or suggestions on my future videos!
@@ratfinder7812where’s your videos homie?
@@jvj5644 first of all I ain’t your homie, if he is going to put instruction videos out they should be correct, there are a lot of new guys in the business and they are learning from him…. Homie!
Nice video. What's your revenue so far this year?
I haven’t calculated for the year, but making an average 15k revenue a month to give you an idea.
2 years in, handed out 1,000s of business cards, gone to several corporate events, etc. I've made 32,000 to date. 15k a month seems like a pipe dream to me. 😢 How'd you grow so fast? I'm located in a bigger area with probably 15+ companies all within a 50 mile radius so could be part of the problem.
Buy customer base to get started, but out a struggling company. It'll give you a boost. I find that most customers won't do business with you if they have never heard of you, word of mouth advertising is the best, you use your existing customers as your advertisement, works really well. Friends family, give then a discount and referral bonuses, there's nothing better than taking care of your existing customers.
What was your way of studying for the exam. Is there any tips you can give me. I will greatly appreciate it
I’m gonna assume you are here in Texas and that you mean for the CA exam. The CA exam is 2 parts, one is laws and regulations and the other is general standards. TDA and or PSI has great books that can be purchased from their website when scheduling for the exam. Don’t know about Arlington but for me personally I just absorbed a lot of Information from the books and the technician class I took prior to taking the exam. I also do well with cramming a bunch of info right before a test then writing down anything and everything I can remember before starting my exam.
@@L0pez2667 oh ok I am in Florida but I am sure it's the same thing here also. Thank you
@@CrazyGadgetGuyI will be making a video of how to pass your test, but Lopez pretty much said the same things that I am going to mention in my future video.
@@aviatorpestcontrol awesome thank you can't wait to watch it
@@L0pez2667where would I find a technician class in Texas (Houston)
Sealy
Just 3 ?
Time for me to move to Florida lol
Literally my same thoughts when I read that comment. I might as well open up a franchise in Florida lol
Yeah bro Florida would be awesome, I live in Maryland definitely have some slow months
I'm an exterminator here in florida it's great