Pest Control Route Planning Software for Techs Who Don't Have Time to Waste
Route planning software for pest control companies exists because your techs don't drive in straight lines. One tech might have six termite inspections by lunch. Then two rodent callbacks and a mosquito job pop up on the other side of town. Building tomorrow's route by hand, in a spreadsheet, often takes longer than it should.
Midpoint sequences every stop by drive time and license type, then re-optimizes the moment a same-day callback comes in. So your dispatcher stops playing Tetris with a paper map. Your techs spend more of the day treating properties, and less time sitting in traffic.
Start your free trial →Route planning software for pest control, built around the route
Automatic sequencing by license and drive time
Termite work and restricted-use pesticides require a specific license, and not every tech holds one. Midpoint assigns jobs only to techs who hold the right license. It then sequences each stop by drive time. A route never sends someone across town for a job a nearer tech could have handled. That distinction matters most during termite season, when demand for licensed techs spikes.
See it work →Same-day callbacks, slotted in automatically
A customer calls back about ants they still see three days after treatment. Instead of adding that job to the end of the day, Midpoint slots it into the nearest tech's route. It then adjusts everyone else's stops around it. Your dispatcher never has to stop and manually check who's nearby.
See it work →Treatment history on every stop
Chemical used, target pest, and any callback notes travel with the job on the tech's phone. So a different tech can grab the callback without phoning the office to ask what the last visit used. Nothing gets lost between shifts, even on a tech's day off.
See it work →Before Midpoint. After Midpoint.
Before
Your dispatcher builds tomorrow's routes in a spreadsheet. That means cross-checking which techs hold a termite license, then guessing at drive times between stops. A callback comes in at 10am, and someone has to stop and figure out, by hand, who's actually closest.
After
New jobs and callbacks get assigned to a licensed, nearby tech automatically. Each tech opens the app and sees today's stops in order, with treatment history attached. The route updates itself the moment something changes.
Built for the work your techs actually do
Licensing requirements for pest control vary by state and by pest. Termite treatment, restricted-use pesticide application, and general household pest control often call for different certifications. The National Pest Management Association maintains detailed standards for the industry. Your routing tool should respect those distinctions, instead of assuming any tech can handle any job.
Pest control work also swings hard by season. A company might run steady general pest service year-round. Then termite inspections spike every spring, and mosquito treatments spike every summer. A route built in February often falls apart by June, once seasonal volume shifts who needs to be where.
Drive time matters more in pest control than in trades with one job type. A termite inspection, a same-day ant callback, and a scheduled quarterly treatment all take different amounts of time on-site. Midpoint accounts for that variation when it builds a route, instead of assuming every stop takes the same twenty minutes.
Stop guessing who's closest to the next callback.
See how Midpoint assigns the right tech to the right stop, automatically, every time a job comes in.
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