About The
Pest Control Industry
U.S. Pest Control Market
A Thriving $24.2 Billion Industry
Several factors are driving this impressive growth. Increased consumer awareness about health concerns related to pests, the impact of climate change on insect and rodent populations, and expanded services targeting public health pests like mosquitoes are key contributors. Additionally, the growth of the integrated pest management (IPM) industry, the introduction of new IPM programs, and increasing government support for IPM initiatives are expected to further boost this market.
A Few Facts & Figures
$24.2 Billion
Size of U.S. Pest Control Market (2024)
5.2%
Compound Annual Growth Rate (2018-2023)
34,000
U.S. Pest Control Firms
Stand Above The Rest
Pestmaster Franchises
Pestmaster
Competition
Pestmaster
Competition
Year-Round Revenue Model
Operate in all facets of pest control (bugs, rodents, wildlife, vegetation)
Servicing 3 customer segments (government, commercial, residential)
Government contracts team to identify and bid on government contracts
Pestmaster
Competition
On-staff Ph.D. for technical assistance
Integrated Pest Management (IPM) with reduced pesticide dependency
Consultative and educational customer approach
Documented pest protocols for franchise owners and technicians
Integrated Pest Management (IPM)
at Pestmaster
By becoming a Pestmaster franchisee, you'll be equipped to conduct thorough property inspections, engage with clients to understand their specific problems, and deliver long-lasting solutions tailored to each customer's needs. This personalized approach sets us apart in the industry and builds lasting relationships with our clients.
Longevity of
The Industry
The current pest control industry landscape is promising, particularly for those seeking to expand and grow their businesses. From 2018 to 2023, the U.S. pest control industry revenue grew at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 5.2%, according to industry market research company IBISWorld.
More forward-thinking pest control organizations such as Pestmaster have continued to improve upon and diversify their offerings to include animal and rodent mitigation services, and developing integrated pest management protocols to meet the evolving needs of commercial and government clientele. The positive outlook and steady growth of the industry make investing in a Pestmaster franchise a compelling opportunity for aspiring business owners.