In-Home Pest Control D2D Script for DFW: The Closer's Field Playbook
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DFW pest pressure is the rep's tailwind
Asian roaches, fire ants, scorpions in west Fort Worth, mosquito season April–October. DFW homeowners have a pest problem whether they know it or not. Your job is to surface it and close it.
Here's the script.
Opener (door)
"Hey — quick one. We're treating houses on the street today for [seasonal pest]. Have you noticed any [roaches / ants / mosquitoes] showing up?"
Pause. Let them think. 7 out of 10 say yes within 30 seconds.
Discovery (kitchen counter)
- "Where are you seeing them?"
- "How long has this been going on?"
- "What have you tried so far?"
- "How much is it bugging you on a scale of 1–10?"
Pull pain. Don't move to demo until they own a 6+.
Demo (1 minute)
- Show the seasonal pest map for their zip.
- Explain interior + exterior + perimeter treatment.
- Show the warranty: "If they come back, we come back free."
Price drop
"$129 today, then $89 quarterly. First treatment is the heavy one — kills what's there. Quarterly keeps it gone."
Pause 5 seconds.
Objection rebuttals
"Let me think about it"
"Totally fair. The mosquito layer is the time-sensitive piece — once they hit, you're already behind. Want to start exterior today and decide on quarterly later?"
"I already have a guy"
"Who do you use? [pause] When was your last treatment? [pause] Are you happy with the results?" — 4 in 10 will switch on the spot.
"Too expensive"
"Versus what? An exterminator one-off is $250 every time you call. Quarterly is $89 with the warranty."
"I'll just do it myself"
"Totally can. Most folks who try it call us within 90 days. Want to skip the experiment?"
Close
Use an assumptive close:
"What's the best card to put the first treatment on?"
Daily field stack
- 80+ doors knocked.
- 8–12 demos.
- 2–4 closes.
- 20 minutes Sparring every morning before knocking.
FAQ
Best DFW zips for pest D2D?
75033, 75035, 75070, 75252, 76092 — newer construction, higher conversion.
What pest sells fastest in DFW?
Mosquitoes April–July, then roaches August–October.
How do I drill the script?
Run Pitch Practice in D2D mode and rep the opener 10 times before going live.
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