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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.

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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.

Start with Starter

The 9 core skills cover the leads, estimates, replies, and invoices above. Right if you want the essentials working this week.

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Most 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.

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Pest 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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