Pest Control

Twelve stops today and paperwork for every one of them.

You are in and out of properties all day. A termite inspection at nine, a quarterly at ten-thirty, an emergency wasp call that got squeezed in. Doing the invoicing at the end of the day means an hour of typing after a nine-hour route.

Jobkore runs from the phone in your truck. Invoice the stop before you pull out of the driveway, and get paid while you are still on the route.

The initial and the recurring are one conversation, two numbers.

The first treatment costs more than the quarterly that follows it. Quoting only the initial makes the plan look expensive; quoting only the recurring hides the setup. Put both on the same estimate in sections — inspection, initial treatment, exclusion or repair, recurring service — so the homeowner sees the real shape of the plan.

Findings and exclusion work get priced on the spot.

The inspection turns up a moisture problem under the crawl, gaps at the sill, or evidence that changes the treatment plan. Photograph it, write it into the estimate right there, and let the homeowner approve on their phone before you leave the property.

The photo stays attached to the job, so the follow-up visit next quarter opens with the history already in front of you.

The same property, visit after visit.

Pest control is a relationship, not a one-off. Every property keeps its own record — past treatments, what was found, what was quoted, what was paid. Pull the client up on the phone at the door and you know what happened last time without calling the office.

Hank AI™ turns inspection notes into a structured quote.

You walked the perimeter, noted the activity and the conducive conditions, photographed the entry points, and wrote down what the homeowner reported. Hand those notes to Hank AI™ and the estimate comes back in sections — inspection, initial, exclusion, recurring. Your pricing goes on top.

Hank never invents quantities, rates, or margins. It organizes what you found.

Paid by card. No platform fee from us.

The invoice goes out with a payment link. The homeowner pays by card or bank transfer, often before you reach the next stop. Stripe processes at their standard rate. Jobkore adds nothing on top.