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20 ChatGPT Prompts for Pest Control Companies

20 copy-paste prompts

Run your pest control business with less admin and more booked jobs. Paste your details into the [brackets] and ChatGPT writes the quote, the customer text, or the review reply for you. Every prompt is built to win more work and free up your day.

In short: This page contains 20 copy-paste ready prompts, organized into 5 categories with a description and pro tip for each. The first 5 prompts are free instantly, no signup needed. Hand-curated and tested by the AI Academy team.

Louis Corneloup
By Louis Corneloup · Founder, Techpresso
Last updated ·Hand-curated & tested by the AI Academy team

Quotes & Estimates

4 prompts

Written Quote

1/20

✨ What it does

This prompt writes a written quote from [your company] in [your city] for [customer name] covering [treatment plan] at [price], plus what is covered, the schedule, and the warranty. Check the scope, then send it so they can book.

Write a clear written quote for a pest control job. My company is [your company] in [your city]. The customer is [customer name] with a [pest problem, e.g. ant infestation] at a [property type and size]. The service is [treatment plan] priced at [price]. Include what is covered, the schedule, the warranty, and one line on why we are the local choice.

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Pro tip: List exactly what the price covers so there are no callbacks about scope.

Recurring Plan Pitch

2/20

✨ What it does

This prompt writes a short pitch for your [quarterly / monthly] pest control plan for [customer name] in [your city], covering visits, price, and why year-round beats one-off. Offer it after a one-time job so they can stay on a plan.

Write a short pitch for my [quarterly / monthly] pest control plan for [customer name] in [your city]. Explain what each visit covers, the price per visit, and why year-round protection beats one-off treatments. Keep it friendly and under 150 words.

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Pro tip: Lead with the pests they already worry about seasonally.

Quote Follow-Up

3/20

✨ What it does

This prompt writes a helpful follow-up to [customer name] who has not replied to a quote for [treatment] at [price]. Follow up on day three and offer them a slot on your calendar this week.

Write a follow-up message to [customer name] who got a quote for [treatment] three days ago and has not replied. Be helpful, not pushy. Restate the price [price], mention our warranty, and offer to book them this week.

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Pro tip: Send it 3 days out, then again 7 days out if still quiet.

Price Objection Reply

4/20

✨ What it does

This prompt writes a calm reply when a customer in [your city] says [price] for [treatment] is too high, including a starter option at [lower price]. Mail the reply, then wait for them to pick the full job or the smaller start.

A customer in [your city] says my quote of [price] for [treatment] is too high. Write a calm reply that explains the value, our licensing and guarantee, and offers a smaller starter option at [lower price].

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Pro tip: Offer a step-down option instead of just dropping your price.

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Customer Messages

4 prompts

Appointment Reminder

5/20

✨ What it does

This prompt writes a text reminder for [customer name]'s [treatment] on [date] at [time], with prep steps and a reschedule number. Text it the day before so they clear access for you and keep pets out of the way.

Write a friendly text reminder for [customer name]. Their [treatment] appointment is on [date] at [time]. Include what they should do before we arrive (clear access, move pets), and a number to reschedule.

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Pro tip: Prep instructions before arrival save you wasted trips.

Post-Service Instructions

6/20

✨ What it does

This prompt writes an after-service note for [customer name] following [treatment] at their [property type], covering what to expect and when to re-enter. Leave it with them before you go so they know the next few days are normal.

Write a short after-service message for [customer name] following a [treatment] at their [property type]. Explain what to expect over the next few days (increased pest activity is normal), when to re-enter treated areas, and when we will follow up.

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Pro tip: Setting the 'more bugs first' expectation prevents panic calls.

Invoice Message

7/20

✨ What it does

This prompt writes a polite invoice note to [customer name] for [treatment] totaling [amount], with payment options and a due date. Attach your invoice and send it the same day so payment is easy.

Write a polite message to send with an invoice to [customer name] for [treatment] totaling [amount]. Include the payment options, the due date, and a thank you. Keep it warm and simple.

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Pro tip: Name the payment link right in the message to remove friction.

Reschedule Notice

8/20

✨ What it does

This prompt writes a reschedule note to [customer name] moving their [date] appointment due to [reason], with two new slots. Tell them as soon as you know, then book the slot they confirm.

Write a message telling [customer name] I need to move their [date] appointment due to [reason]. Apologize briefly, offer two new time slots, and make it easy to confirm.

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Pro tip: Always offer two specific slots so they just pick one.

Local Marketing & SEO

4 prompts

Google Business Post

9/20

✨ What it does

This prompt writes a Google Business Profile post for [your company] in [your city], featuring [service or seasonal offer] and [neighborhood or landmark]. Publish it on the listing and keep the booking line.

Write a Google Business Profile post for [your company], a pest control company in [your city]. Feature our [service or seasonal offer], include a local reference to [neighborhood or landmark], and end with a call to book. Keep it under 100 words.

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Pro tip: Post weekly and mention your city by name every time.

Service Page Copy

10/20

✨ What it does

This prompt writes a service page for [pest] control in [your city], covering the problem, process, guarantee, and the phrase '[pest] control in [your city]'. Cut any claim you cannot back, then publish it.

Write website copy for my [pest, e.g. termite] control service page targeting customers in [your city]. Cover the problem, our process, our guarantee, and why locals choose us. Include the phrase '[pest] control in [your city]' naturally two or three times.

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Pro tip: One page per pest per city beats one page covering everything.

Seasonal Offer

11/20

✨ What it does

This prompt writes a [season] promo for pest issues in [your city] such as [spring ants / summer mosquitoes / fall rodents], with [discount or bundle] and a deadline. Use the headline and three lines on ads, mailers, or the homepage.

Write a seasonal promotion for [season] pest issues in [your city], such as [spring ants / summer mosquitoes / fall rodents]. Include the offer [discount or bundle], who it is for, and a deadline. Give me a headline plus three lines of copy.

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Pro tip: Launch each promo 2 weeks before that pest usually spikes locally.

Neighborhood Flyer

12/20

✨ What it does

This prompt writes a door-hanger flyer for [your company] in the [neighborhood] area of [your city] after a nearby [pest] job. Print it, then hang it on neighboring doors while the truck is still on the street.

Write a door-hanger flyer for [your company] targeting the [neighborhood] area of [your city]. We just treated a home nearby for [pest]. Include a neighbor-focused headline, three benefits, our guarantee, and a phone number.

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Pro tip: Blanket the block right after a visible job like wasp removal.

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Reviews & Reputation

4 prompts

Review Request

13/20

✨ What it does

This prompt writes a short text asking [customer name] for a Google review after you solved their pest problem, mentioning technician [name]. Ask the same day and include your real review link.

Write a short text asking [customer name] for a Google review after we solved their [pest problem]. Mention the technician [name], keep it warm, and include the review link line.

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Pro tip: Send it the same day the customer sees the result.

5-Star Reply

14/20

✨ What it does

This prompt writes a reply to a 5-star review in '[paste review]', thanking them and mentioning the [pest or service]. Post it on your listing and invite them back for seasonal protection.

Write a reply to this 5-star review for my pest control company: '[paste review]'. Thank them by name, mention the [pest or service], and invite them back for seasonal protection.

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Pro tip: Work your city and service into replies for a small SEO boost.

Negative Review Reply

15/20

✨ What it does

This prompt writes a calm public reply to '[paste review]', mentioning the guarantee and inviting a call at [number]. Post the reply, then you call them so the fix happens off the thread.

Write a calm, professional reply to this negative review: '[paste review]'. Acknowledge their concern, avoid blame, mention our guarantee, and invite them to call me directly at [number] to make it right.

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Pro tip: Never argue the details in public. Move it to a phone call.

Referral Ask

16/20

✨ What it does

This prompt writes a one-paragraph referral ask to [customer name] offering [referral incentive] if a neighbor books. Ask after a successful job, then honor your incentive when someone books.

Write a message to happy customer [customer name] asking them to refer a neighbor. Offer [referral incentive] for any friend who books. Keep it friendly and one short paragraph.

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Pro tip: A small credit toward their next visit beats a cash offer.

Hiring & Admin

4 prompts

Technician Job Post

17/20

✨ What it does

This prompt writes a human job post for a pest control technician at [your company] in [your city], including [pay] and training. List it where techs look, then screen for licensing and fit.

Write a job post for a pest control technician at [your company] in [your city]. Include the pay range [pay], licensing or training we provide, the day-to-day work, and what makes us a good place to work. Keep it human, not corporate.

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Pro tip: State whether you provide the license, since that decides who applies.

Treatment SOP

18/20

✨ What it does

This prompt writes a checklist SOP for a standard [pest] treatment from arrival through customer sign-off. Print it for your new techs and walk the first jobs with them until it sticks.

Write a step-by-step SOP for a standard [pest] treatment, from arrival and inspection to product application, safety checks, and customer sign-off. Format it as a checklist a new tech can follow.

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Pro tip: Include the PPE and re-entry steps so nothing gets skipped.

Safety Checklist

19/20

✨ What it does

This prompt writes a one-line-per-item pre-job safety checklist covering chemicals, PPE, pets, children, ventilation, and labeling. Clip it to your truck board so techs run it before every job.

Write a pre-job safety checklist for pest control technicians covering chemical handling, PPE, pets and children on site, ventilation, and labeling. Keep each item to one line.

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Pro tip: Have techs confirm the checklist in your app before every job.

Weekly Route Recap

20/20

✨ What it does

This prompt drafts a weekly recap for the team covering [number] jobs, pests in [your city], callbacks, and [focus area]. Circulate it Monday morning so the crew knows what to watch this week.

Draft a short weekly recap email for my team summarizing [number] jobs completed, common pests this week in [your city], any callbacks, and a reminder about [focus area]. Keep it upbeat and under 150 words.

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Pro tip: Call out one tech's win to build morale.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Copy a prompt into ChatGPT, replace the bracketed placeholders like [your company] and [your city] with your real details, and send. Edit the result in your own voice before you use it.
No, and you should not let it guess. Always paste your own prices and treatment plans into the [brackets]. ChatGPT handles the wording, you control the numbers.
Yes. The customer message prompts work for SMS, email, or your CRM. Just ask ChatGPT to shorten anything for text or lengthen it for email.
Yes, all 20 are free to copy and use. AI Academy teaches local service owners how to build a full AI workflow around prompts like these.

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