Describe the work you actually offer
List each supported pest and the work your branch provides. Keep inspection, treatment, exclusion, prevention advice and monitoring distinct. General pest control does not establish termite or bed bug services.
Select only services you provide. Use the four custom-service fields for other specific offerings; a custom description does not automatically create a standard service or location match.
Make coverage and availability useful
State your base city and the places your team serves. Use address privacy controls if you do not want your street address displayed. Confirm opening hours and appointment availability directly with customers.
Describe residential and commercial work accurately. A restaurant, school or healthcare claim should reflect work your business actually accepts; a national brand's coverage does not establish the capabilities of every branch.
Keep claims specific and current
If you report being licensed or insured, be ready to explain the holder, issuer, jurisdiction, service scope and current status. Association membership and voluntary credentials are different from legal authorization.
Use genuine business media with permission. Avoid unsupported claims about independent verification, rankings, safety, effectiveness, prices or guaranteed response times.
Sources and next step
Reviewed 15 October 2026. EPA: selecting a pest control service describes useful questions about credentials and service terms. Health Canada: pesticide certification explains the provincial and territorial context.
Review your details in business onboarding and confirm your services and coverage before publication.