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Grow Your Pest Control Business

Partmood Pest Control is a referral service. We connect homeowners in the Schertz area with independent providers. If you run your own pest, termite, or wildlife business, you may be a fit for our network.

This is not a job posting. We do not hire employees or technicians. We work with contractors who already run their own operations and want more homeowner calls.

Who We Are Looking For

We are glad to hear from:

• Residential pest control companies
• Termite inspection and treatment providers
• Wildlife removal specialists
• Bed bug treatment providers
• Rodent exclusion and sealing contractors

We look for businesses that serve Schertz, TX or nearby towns and can handle common household pests like ants, spiders, roaches, crickets, mice, and rats.

What We Expect

Homeowners come to us because they want clear prices and plain talk. So we ask providers to:

• Hold every license and registration your state requires
• Carry the insurance your work calls for
• Give written quotes before starting work
• Explain treatments and products in simple words
• Answer calls and messages in a polite, timely way
• Be honest about what you can and cannot treat
• Avoid pressure tactics or surprise add-ons

We do not set your prices. You run your business your way, and you stand behind your own work.

How Referrals Work for You

Homeowners tell us about their problem. We point suitable requests toward providers in our network by service type and location. You then talk with the homeowner directly. Referral fees may apply, and we will explain the terms before you join. We cannot promise a set number of calls, because demand shifts with the seasons and storms.

How to Apply

Send a short email to contact@partmood.garden with:

• Your business name and the services you offer
• The towns you cover
• Your license details
• A way for us to reach you

We will review it and reply if there is a fit.

Questions?

Not sure if your business qualifies? Write to contact@partmood.garden and ask. A short note is enough to start the conversation.