Are you looking for a new career? Or perhaps a way to turn your hobby into a profitable business? Then becoming an AgriPest Management franchisee could be for you.

Pest control can be an incredibly rewarding and profitable career but becoming an agricultural specialist can be extremely difficult. Over the last 10 years, Nick & Jess at AgriPest have developed an award-winning pest control business that services domestic, commercial, and agricultural customers.

Our refined techniques have allowed AgriPest to become a service provider that has a significant annual turnover. Our franchising strategy will allow individuals to develop a strong resilient business with endless growth potential. AgriPest would now like to offer others the opportunity to develop their own AgriPest business based on the skills, knowledge and experience we have gained.

Jess and Nick are incredibly proud of the business and brand they have created, therefore we will be very selective on who will be eligible for an AgriPest franchise.

What to expect from an AgriPest management franchise?

Unlike most pest control services, we at AgriPest cover ALL pest species, our training and abilities allow us to undertake treatments most other pest control services could/would not undertake.

. Rodent treatments
. Insect treatments
. Rodent riddance
. Rabbit control
. Fox, Corvid and Deer management.
. Environmental assessment
. Drainage inspections
. Bird control
. Mole & Squirrel control
. Building and property repairs and proofing
. Fencing & trap building
. Use of Firearms
. Building & Farm assessments
. Complying with audit specifications

Our requirements.

. Franchisees MUST have a keen interest in environmental & wildlife management.
. Be passionate and determined to succeed.
. Active and capable of carrying out all aspects of pest management.
. Unfazed by controlling pest species.
. Must have a basic understanding of computers and technology.
. Must hold a full UK driving licence.
. Must be capable of adapting to a variety of situations.
. Well mannered, courteous and capable of managing time.
. Must hold FAC or be willing to become a firearms holder.

What’s in it for you?

AgriPest has seen significant growth during Brexit, Covid and now the war in Ukraine, Pest will always affect businesses and individuals and has proved itself to prosper in difficult times.

To discuss the earning potential of becoming an AgriPest franchisee please contact us today.

When taking up an AgriPest franchise you will undertake a 3-week in-house training program, this will teach the individual how to become a specialist within the Agricultural, domestic and commercial sectors. You will also receive a comprehensive package of tools & equipment to get you going. As part of your training program, you will undertake a professional 2-day course which will gain you your basic pest control qualification.

Our comprehensive training program is taught by individuals that know how to become a successful partners within AgriPest. You will take part in various pest control treatments, firearms and environmental assessments, farm audits and so much more.

As part of the package, you will also receive a full AgriPest management website dedicated to your area and specialist training in managing accounts, quotes and invoices.

Nick Palmer – Company Director

Since a very young age, the countryside has always interested me. At the age of 10, I would spend my weekend’s camping and studying the wildlife around my grandfather’s dairy farm. Up until the age of 15, my ambition was to become an agricultural vet – this coincided with the foot and mouth outbreak (2001) that claimed the lives of over 10 million livestock, leaving numerous farmers struggling to deal with such a loss. Many tragically took their own lives due to the devastating effects of the outbreak.

These events resulted in the mass eradication of specific pest species as they were proven to carry the disease. This is where my interest in pest control began, not gaining pleasure through killing pests but gaining an understanding of the effects that pests have on the various environments that humans have created.

I studied Wildlife & Countryside Management at Bishop Burton agricultural college for three years, where I gained further experience in land management and all that comes with it. Once leaving college I traveled the UK working on various farms and carrying out a variety of agricultural projects to further my knowledge. Once the traveling was over, I worked as a specialist pest technician at one of the leading pest control companies in the UK and it is here where I honed my pest control skills.

In 2012 I set out on my original goal of running my own specialist agricultural, domestic and commercial pest control company. With the practical experience accrued on the various farms and the professional training gained working as a specialist technician, I was armed with the knowledge to provide a premium service to farms, estates, commercial enterprises and domestic customers.

Pest and vermin control techniques vary depending on their locations. Rats, mice, squirrels and birds in urban locations will feed and behave differently to their rural relations and this is why a specialist rural pest controller is required to deal with rural and agricultural issues. This in turn can save you money and the relief of knowing your pest control-related problem is dealt with swiftly by someone who understands: