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How Do I Get Commercial Pest Control Contracts?

  • Writer: Nate Jones, CPCU, ARM, CLCS, AU
    Nate Jones, CPCU, ARM, CLCS, AU
  • Nov 5
  • 2 min read

Commercial pest control contracts can be a game-changer for your business. Unlike one-time residential jobs, commercial agreements provide steady income and long-term relationships with businesses that need ongoing pest management.


Pest Control Business

At Wexford Insurance, we help pest control companies protect their operations as they scale into commercial work. Here’s a comprehensive guide to winning those lucrative contracts.


1. Build a Professional Image

Commercial clients expect professionalism. Invest in:

  • A branded website showcasing your services

  • Company uniforms and clean vehicles

  • Certifications and licenses prominently displayed


Struggling to build a professional image?  Contractor Back Office helps with website,  SEO and marketing support.


2. Network with Property Managers and Facility Owners

Property managers often control multiple buildings and need reliable pest control providers. Attend local business networking events and join property management associations.


3. Optimize Your Online Presence

Commercial clients search online for pest control providers. Make sure your website is optimized for keywords like “commercial pest control services” and “business pest management.”


4. Offer Customized Service Plans

Businesses prefer tailored solutions. Create packages for:

  • Restaurants and food service

  • Warehouses and manufacturing facilities

  • Office buildings and retail spaces


5. Highlight Compliance and Safety

Commercial clients prioritize safety and regulatory compliance. Showcase your certifications and explain how you follow OSHA and EPA guidelines.

Learn about compliance standards: Occupational Pesticide Safety and Health


6. Collect and Showcase Testimonials

Positive reviews from other businesses build trust. Ask satisfied commercial clients for testimonials and feature them on your website and proposals.

Read tips for collecting reviews: Tips for Collecting and Displaying Helpful Reviews


7. Protect Your Business with Insurance

Commercial contracts often require proof of insurance. At Wexford Insurance, we provide coverage that meets these requirements, including:


Final Thoughts

Winning commercial pest control contracts requires professionalism, strong marketing, and compliance with safety standards. Combine these strategies with the right insurance coverage to protect your business and build trust with clients.

Contact Wexford Insurance today for a customized insurance plan.


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