Pest Control
Claude skills for pest control companies
Urgent one-time calls fund the business; quarterly recurring plans grow it — both run on disciplined follow-up.
Where the work slips
- 'I saw a mouse' leads want an answer within the hour
- Quarterly-plan customers lapse silently at renewal time
- One-time customers never hear about the annual plan
- Treatment notes stay in the tech's head
New Lead Response Assistant
Watch it handle a real task
The owner says
"Voicemail: 'We've got wasps getting into the kids' playroom somehow. Can someone come today?' From a number we don't know."
It hands back
INTERNAL SUMMARY: unknown caller · wasps entering interior playroom · fit: good · urgency: respond-now (children + interior access) · missing: address, callback name · next: call back within the hour. CALLBACK OPENER + TEXT FALLBACK: "Hi, this is [Name] from [Company] returning your call about the wasps — with them getting inside, I want to get someone out today. What's the address, and is anyone allergic in the house? I have a 2–4pm window."
Illustrative example — not a customer result.
The Estimate Follow Up skill, free. No email required.
The pest control starter four
Where owners in your trade usually begin. Every skill works the same way: real task in, finished draft out, you approve.
New Lead Response Assistant
Leads go cold because follow up is slow and inconsistent, and the job goes to whoever answered first.
You get
A ready to send, on brand reply to any new lead, plus the recommended next step.
Example: An HVAC company replying to an after hours web form
See how it worksSeasonal & Maintenance Recall
Past customers who should book every season never hear from you, and the calendar fills with strangers instead of regulars.
You get
A recall list from your job history plus personal drafted outreach for each past customer whose season is coming up.
Example: A gutter company heading into fall
See how it worksCustomer Email Responder
Repetitive customer email eats the day, the same questions, over and over.
You get
A drafted reply plus a couple of options, so you can answer in seconds instead of minutes.
Example: An auto shop answering a turnaround time question
See how it worksSOP & Employee Training Builder
Your best processes live in your head, so training a new hire is slow and you're the bottleneck.
You get
A written SOP or training doc that gets a process out of your head and onto paper.
Example: An auto shop documenting its vehicle intake process
See how it worksStart with Starter
The 9 core skills cover the leads, estimates, replies, and invoices above. Right if you want the essentials working this week.
See StarterMost pest control owners: Complete
All 16 skills plus the 4 Automation Systems — adds the seasonal, money, and owner-planning work that defines a pest control year.
See CompletePest Control questions
After any one-time job, the closeout drafts include a natural annual-plan mention in your voice — an offer, never a hard sell you didn't approve.
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