Built for Australian pest control websites
Give customers a useful answer before they call. AIECOM Solutions designs simple, configurable tools that confirm you cover their area and help them get ready for a visit — so the enquiry that reaches your office is already halfway sorted.
They leave with a useful answer instead of another unanswered question.
The enquiry arrives with the details needed to respond well the first time.
Call, book an assessment, request a quote or discuss an ongoing plan.
Almost everything valuable in pest control is licensed work. Identifying a pest, assessing termite risk, setting an inspection frequency and choosing a treatment all need a trained technician — and a web form that guesses at any of them can turn a small problem into a large one. What is left is two tools that are genuinely useful and never pretend otherwise: one confirms you cover the visitor’s area, the other gets their property ready for the visit.
The tools below are configurable components shown with sample settings. They demonstrate what your website could offer your customers — they are not AIECOM Solutions service coverage, and nothing here identifies a pest or assesses a property.
Homeowners · Property managers · Commercial
The most-used tool on a trade website, and the one that saves your office the most time. Visitors check their postcode against your own zones — including the wider area you will travel to for a contract but not a single call-out.
Takes 30 seconds
Homeowners · Property managers · Commercial
The visitor has already decided to book. A few questions about their property, pets and access produce a printable checklist built from your own preparation instructions — and cut the calls your office fields the day before.
Your instructions, not ours
What the customer enters
Postcode and service needed
What your business receives
Service-area qualification before the enquiry reaches your office
What the customer enters
Property type and treatment areas
What your business receives
A technician who arrives knowing what the job involves
What the customer enters
Pets, access and who is home
What your business receives
Fewer surprises on the day, and fewer calls the afternoon before
A service-area check and a preparation checklist should feel like part of the same website. We use shared fields, result panels, accessibility patterns, lead capture and analytics events so every new tool is faster to launch and easier for visitors to use.
One accessible multi-step pattern behind every tool, so each new tool feels familiar.
Plain-language results with the assumptions shown, never a bare number.
Context-specific wording that keeps an estimate an estimate.
Offered after the visitor has received value, never before.
Tool context travels with the enquiry into your existing process.
Neutral events through your existing tracking, with no personal data attached.
Your service areas, your preparation instructions and your lead-routing rules are different from the next operator’s. The tools should reflect those realities. Configure what the visitor sees, what information is captured and where the completed enquiry goes—without rebuilding the interface every time.
Your postcodes, ranges and zones — standard, extended or partner-serviced.
Feature the work you actually want more of, not a generic service list.
Send each completed tool result to the right inbox, form or workflow.
Result copy, disclaimers and every message a visitor sees stay under your review.
Pass a visitor’s tool result into your existing enquiry form, CRM, job-management workflow or email sequence. No useful information should disappear when the customer clicks “submit”.
Start with one high-value tool, connect it to your existing enquiry process and expand the system as your team learns what customers need most.