This is the delivery page rather than the research page. Three real Pest Control situations the agent has to handle, the four-phase timeline from kickoff to live traffic, and the three numbers we commit to: 10 use cases mapped, $1,000–$3,800/mo savings range and 21-day implementation.
Three situations this has to handle
The Saturday-morning ant call — Saturday at 9:14am in June. A homeowner calls because she has ants pouring into her kitchen. In the old workflow, your weekend answering service takes a message; your CSR calls back Monday; the homeowner has already booked with the next pest-control on Google. With the agent, the call gets answered live, the issue is qualified (carpenter ants vs sugar ants, indoor vs outdoor source), a Saturday afternoon treatment is booked, and the quarterly recurring program is presented with package math. The homeowner signs up for the quarterly program on the call. That's $400 of immediate service plus a multi-year recurring contract — captured from a Saturday call that historically would have gone to voicemail.
The termite-warranty year — You have 1,200 active termite-warranty customers, each requiring an annual inspection to keep the warranty in force. In the old workflow, your office maybe gets 600 of those scheduled in a given year — the rest expire silently. The agent calls all 1,200 across the year, books 1,050 inspections. That's 450 incremental annual inspections at meaningful per-visit revenue — plus the warranty-claim exposure on the missed ones gets nearly eliminated.
The route Tuesday rebuild — Tuesday at 6am. Your route software shows 38 stops for one tech across two zip codes. By 7am, 4 customers have canceled and 2 have rescheduled. In the old workflow, the dispatcher rebuilds the route by hand by 8:30am and the tech still drives an inefficient day. With the AI dispatcher, the route rebuilds in real time as cancellations hit, the tech leaves the yard with a clean optimized route, and ends the day with 39 stops completed (the agent pulled a flex-stop forward from Wednesday) instead of 34.
The four phases
Week 1 — Discovery + scope. Map your route software, service menu, recurring programs, termite-warranty cohort, and integrations.
"Hi, I just saw a mouse in my kitchen. I need someone to come out as soon as possible." That is the first line, and it is deliberately a question rather than a greeting — the fastest way to find out whether this is an emergency or a price enquiry is to ask.
The three KPIs we commit to
10 use cases mapped
$1,000–$3,800/mo savings range
21-day implementation
Related trades we build for
Operators in landscaping, property management and hvac run a similar build, because the failure pattern is the same even when the vocabulary is not.