Grow recurring pest service, neighborhood by neighborhood
HomeIsSecure helps pest control companies find homeowners in the areas their techs already cover. Search property records, build lists by property type, lot size or recent sale where county records carry them, then plan seasonal campaigns with consent, do-not-call and telemarketing rules in mind.
Often busy for pest control companies
- Spring
- Summer
- Fall
- Winter
What pest control companies use HomeIsSecure for
Denser routes, less windshield time
Recurring service works when stops sit close together. Map your current routes and build lists of homes along them, so each new account fits a day your techs already drive.
Follow the pest calendar
Ants and wasps in spring, mosquitoes in summer, rodents heading indoors in fall. Plan lists and offers around the pest calendar in your region, not a generic national schedule.
Bigger lots, more pressure
Larger lots with wooded edges often bring more ticks, mosquitoes and rodents. Filter by lot size, where county records include it, to focus exterior programs on those properties.
Turn occasional treatments into recurring service
Plenty of pest customers call when they see ants, get relief and then forget about you. Recurring service keeps pests out and keeps your routes full. HomeIsSecure helps you find owner-occupied homes near your existing routes, so recurring offers reach people who live with the problem and can say yes.
Owner-occupied focus
Homeowners who live on site notice every ant trail and mouse dropping. Filter for owner-occupied homes where records show it, and keep rentals on a separate list for property managers.
Route-adjacent lists
Map the streets your techs already service and build lists of the homes nearby. Adding accounts along an existing route is usually easier than opening a new territory.
New owners, inherited pests
Recent buyers inherit whatever lives in the crawl space or attic. An introductory inspection offer gives them a local company to turn to when something scurries at night.
Plan around seasonal pest pressure
Pest activity follows the weather, and the timing shifts from region to region. Build lists ahead of each season so your message arrives as homeowners start seeing activity. Termite swarms, mosquito breeding and the fall rodent push each call for a different offer and often a different set of homes.
Swarm season inspections
Termite swarmers send worried homeowners searching for help. Lists of older homes, where year built appears in county records, can shape a timely inspection offer before swarms peak in your area.
Summer yard programs
Mosquito and tick programs suit properties with room to roam. Filter by lot size where county records include it, then offer yard treatments that follow label directions and local rules.
Fall exclusion work
As nights cool, mice and rats look for gaps. Exclusion work, sealing entry points and setting monitoring stations, makes a strong fall offer for owners of older homes.
Build route-friendly pest lists and plan seasonal campaigns with HomeIsSecure, the responsible way.
Join UsKnow the rules on pesticides and outreach
Pest control carries rules for what you apply and for how you market it. Pesticide licensing, applicator certification, posting and neighbor notification requirements vary by state, and some cities add their own. Outreach carries its own consent, do-not-call and telemarketing requirements, which also change by location. HomeIsSecure supplies data, and responsibility for compliance stays with your company.
Licensed applicators only
Pesticide application belongs with licensed or certified technicians. Requirements for licensing, record keeping and customer notices vary by state, so keep your team current on the rules where you work.
Keep claims modest
Products must be used according to their labels. Promising a pest-free home or overstating product safety can cause trouble with regulators and customers, so keep what you say accurate.
Consent for calls and texts
Before calling or texting homeowners on a list, make sure consent is in place, drop anyone on a do-not-call registry and follow the telemarketing rules in every state where you operate.
Door-to-door sales rules
Summer door-to-door pest sales are common and closely regulated in many towns. Check solicitation permits and allowed hours, honor no-soliciting signs and make sure any follow-up respects consent, do-not-call and telemarketing law.
Use property details to prepare better estimates
Knowing the property before you arrive helps your inspector bring the right gear and helps your office give a sensible estimate. HomeIsSecure lookups show owner and property details, including lot size and year built when those fields exist in county records, from your desk or the cab of the truck.
- Size up exterior workLot size, where available, gives a rough sense of the yard your crew will treat for mosquitoes or ticks. Your technician still walks the property before quoting.
- Spot older constructionOlder homes may have more gaps, crawl spaces and wood-to-soil contact. Year built helps you prepare for an inspection, though it never replaces what you see on site.
- Export and follow upSend lists to your CRM so the office knows who received each seasonal offer. Any follow-up by phone or text should respect consent, do-not-call and telemarketing rules.
Why pest control companies pick HomeIsSecure
Built around how your trade finds and serves homeowners, with the rules kept in view.
Made for route businesses
Mapping, list building and route planning suit pest companies whose days run smoother when recurring stops sit close together on the map.
Records, warts and all
Lot size, year built and ownership details come from county records, and the fields available differ by county. We would rather tell you than overpromise.
Rules stay in view
We remind members that pesticide rules, solicitation permits and consent, do-not-call and telemarketing laws differ across states and cities, and that compliance is part of the job.
Fresh lists each season
Automated updates add newly sold homes and changed records to saved lists, keeping every seasonal campaign aimed at the people who own the homes now.
Your service, your call
You decide which pests to target, how to price programs and when to reach homeowners. HomeIsSecure provides the data and tools behind those choices.
Asked by pest control companies
Something else on your mind? Call or write, and a person on our team will answer.
No. Property records do not track pest activity. You can use factors like home age, lot size and recent sales, when the county records them, to decide where an inspection offer might be relevant. Only a licensed inspector on site can confirm an infestation and recommend treatment.
No. HomeIsSecure does not perform pest treatments, dispatch technicians or schedule service visits. Think of it as a data and tools membership, not a contractor, insurer or home warranty plan. The name can mislead, but it is not a security company, and it makes no promises about jobs, leads or results.
They can. Some states restrict claims about product safety or effectiveness, and licensing rules may govern who can recommend treatments. Pesticide rules vary by state, so check with your state pesticide regulatory agency. For calls and texts, follow consent, do-not-call and telemarketing rules as well.
If the county records lot size, you can split tight in-town lots from larger properties with more yard. Bigger yards may suit mosquito and tick programs, while tighter lots may suit interior and perimeter plans. Treat lot size as a planning aid rather than a sign that anyone needs service.
