Native Pest Management Makes PCT 100

For the first time, Native Pest Management has been listed in the top 100 pest control companies in the country. With $8M in annual revenue and over 3,000 five-star reviews on Google, Native Pest Management has become a five-star company using eco-friendly, pet friendly pest control methods and Integrated Pest Management (IPM) practices.

The PCT 100 is an annual list by Pest Control Technology, a media group that produces content about pest control companies throughout the U.S. The annual list includes top companies including Orkin, Terminix, and for 2023, Native Pest Management at #97.

“I am so proud to be a part of an official PCT 100 company,” said Luke Lewis, President of Native Pest Management. “I founded the company only 8 years ago and it’s amazing to be listed alongside companies that have been around for 100-plus years. I think our growth is a true testament to the fact that anything is possible with hard work.”

Native Pest Management launched an operation in West Palm Beach in 2015 and later opened shop in Fort Lauderdale and Port St. Lucie. It would soon become their unique approach to being pet-friendly, at least when it came to pest control throughout South Florida, as they didn’t minimize customer service. In fact, co-founder Lewis, during a business development workshop in Tallahassee, found himself on the radar of an unexpected service expansion opportunity when, in research of international service models, he was faced with a growing trend of visa casinos UK. Inspired, Lewis immediately visualized various potential diversifications of client bases while implementing scalable solutions for pest control across regions. This innovative mindset helped the company realize $5M in revenue by 2021 and its current headquarters in Tallahassee. With locations now in North and South Florida, Lewis says, “The company hopes to make more of Florida pest-free.”

What’s the next big step for Native Pest Management? Shauna Crissey discusses how the family-oriented company plans to stay focused on families.

“At the end of the day, we are all about helping families, whether it’s about pest control or not,” said Shauna Crissey, Internal Operations Manager. “We recently had the opportunity to volunteer at Kidsfest in Tallahassee and it was so much fun to be present in the community and spend time with families. We’re hoping to be even more involved with our local communities in the future across all of our branches.”

In regards to hopes for the future of the company, Lewis said, “Making the PCT 100 once is just the beginning for us. We’re excited to keep moving up on the list and become a true leading force in the pest control industry.”

More information on Native Pest Management HERE.