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Leaflets for Pest Control

Wasp season flyers, rodent cards, business contract leaflets and treatment aftercare sheets

Pest controllers get the best return from a stiff A6 card that sorts the problem by season, wasps in summer and rats and mice in autumn, kept in a drawer until the day it is needed, plus a folded leaflet for food businesses and landlords who want a contract. This page covers what to print, live prices, ready packs, sample layouts, wording, the seasonal calendar and the rules on product and certification claims.

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What pest control use leaflets for

Pest problems are urgent, a little embarrassing and seasonal. People want someone local, discreet and quick, and they want to know the price before you come. Commercial customers want proof of competence and a clear contract. Print needs to serve both.

  1. Wasp season flyers

    From June to September, wasp nests in lofts, eaves and sheds are the most common domestic call. A DL flyer in early summer, with what a nest looks like and how you treat it, reaches people before the nest gets big.

  2. Rats and mice cards for autumn

    When the weather cools, rodents move indoors. An A6 card on the signs to look for (droppings, gnawing, noises in the loft) and your number is kept in drawers until the scratching starts.

  3. Discreet service leaflets

    Many people do not want a branded van outside for bed bugs or rats. A leaflet that explains how you work discreetly, with unmarked vehicles if you use them, wins work from people who would otherwise put off calling.

  4. Commercial contract leaflets

    A folded leaflet for restaurants, takeaways, shops, warehouses and landlords explaining routine visits, reports, records for inspections and response times.

  5. Treatment aftercare sheets

    A sheet left after each visit: what was done, which areas to keep pets and children away from, how long, and when you will return. It answers the worried calls before they come.

  6. Proofing and prevention

    Flyers for proofing work, such as sealing gaps, fitting bristle strips and covering airbricks, which prevents repeat problems and brings work in the quieter months.

  7. Letting agents and managing agents

    A card for agents managing flats and HMOs, where one infestation can spread between units and quick response matters.

Recommended leaflets for pest control

What we would print for a pest control business. The 'from' price is today's live price for the lowest-cost options; the example line is a typical order.

  • Seasonal keep cards

    A6 card, 350gsm silk, both sides

    Stiff card lasts in a drawer or on a noticeboard until the problem appears. Print a wasp version and a rodent version, one for each season.

    from £28.206 working days on Saver

    1,000 A6 cards: £74.16

    Choose size and paper
  • DL seasonal flyers

    DL (99 × 210 mm), 130gsm silk, both sides

    For wide door drops at the start of each season. Light paper keeps cost per door down; DL has room for a photo and the signs to look for.

    from £24.905 working days on Saver

    5,000 DL flyers: £101.16

    Choose size and paper
  • Commercial contract leaflets

    A4 roll-folded to DL, 6 panels, 170gsm silk

    Six panels set out visits, reports, response times and the businesses you work with, in a format that sits in a manager's file.

    from £39.847 working days on Saver

    250 folded leaflets: £89.08

    Choose size and paper
  • Treatment aftercare sheets

    A5, 120gsm smooth white paper, both sides

    Write in the treatment, areas and return date on site. Uncoated paper takes pen, and A5 is easy to leave on a kitchen worktop.

    from £25.486 working days on Saver

    500 A5 aftercare sheets: £54.38

    Choose size and paper
  • Agent and landlord cards

    A6, 450gsm silk card, matt laminated both sides

    A heavy, durable card for agents' desks and landlords' files, with your commercial contact line and response times.

    from £35.908 working days on Saver

    250 laminated A6 cards: £68.60

    Choose size and paper

Packages for pest control

Two packs: the wasp season door drop and a commercial mailing to food businesses and landlords. Each total is real products at today's prices.

Package 1

Wasp season pack

For the summer: a wide flyer drop in June and keep cards for every customer.

What is in the Wasp season pack
ItemQtyPrice
DL wasp flyers130gsm silk, both sides5,000£101.16
A6 keep cards350gsm silk card1,000£74.16
Print total£175.32
UK deliveryFree

Drop the flyers in early to mid June, before nests reach full size in July and August.

Saver speed, about 6 working days for the slowest item. Prices are the live Saver prices for exactly these options. Order each item from its own page; one delivery charge covers the basket.

Package 2

Commercial pack

For winning contracts with food businesses and landlords: contract leaflets, agent cards and aftercare sheets for visits.

What is in the Commercial pack
ItemQtyPrice
Contract leafletsA4 roll-folded to DL250£89.08
Laminated A6 agent cards450gsm silk, matt both sides250£68.60
A5 aftercare sheets120gsm smooth white paper500£54.38
Print total£212.06
UK deliveryFree

Hand-deliver contract leaflets to kitchens outside service hours, addressed to the manager.

Saver speed, about 8 working days for the slowest item. Prices are the live Saver prices for exactly these options. Order each item from its own page; one delivery charge covers the basket.

Sample leaflet designs for pest control

Three layouts we drew for invented pest control firms. They help people recognise the problem, explain the treatment calmly and keep product and certification claims accurate.

These are sample designs we made to show layout and wording. The business names, numbers and addresses are invented.

Sample design
HivewisePest control

Wasps going in and out of your eaves?

0161 496 0286

Nests treated, usually within a day or two of your call

Front
  • Keep doors and windows near the nest shut
  • Do not block the entrance or spray it yourself
  • Tell us if anyone in the house is allergic
  • 0161 496 0286
  • hivewise.example

Honeybees are not treated: we pass you to a local beekeeper. Sample design: invented business.

Back

Sample: Hivewise wasp card

A6 card, both sides, 350gsm silk

  • Front: a description of what people see, so they know it is a wasp nest, and a realistic response time.
  • Back: safety advice first; the honeybee line shows care and is accurate practice.
  • Black and yellow is the obvious palette for wasps and has strong contrast.
Print this layout: Postcard Printing from £28.20
Sample design
QuietpawPest control

Autumn is mouse season

Scratching in the loft at night?

Discreet visits, unmarked van, no fuss

  • Rats and mice inside and out
  • Survey and treatment plan
  • Entry points found and sealed

0161 496 0667

Sample design: invented business.

Front

Signs to look for

  • Droppings in cupboards or the loft
  • Gnawed packets, cables or skirting
  • Greasy marks along walls
  • Noises in ceilings after dark

We explain every treatment before we start, including where we place bait and how we keep pets and children safe.

  • 0161 496 0667
  • quietpaw.example

12 Sample Street, Anytown AB1 2CD

Back

Sample: Quietpaw rodent flyer

DL flyer, both sides, 130gsm silk

  • Front: the sign people notice first, and the discretion many want.
  • Back: a checklist of signs, then an assurance about safety.
  • Only print 'unmarked van' if every visit uses one.
Print this layout: Flyer Printing from £24.90
Sample design

Request a site survey

  • 0161 496 0939
  • sentinelpest.example

Sample design: invented business.

Who we work with

  • Restaurants and takeaways
  • Shops and warehouses
  • Landlords and managing agents

Trade body membership no. 000000 (sample).

SentinelPest services

Pest control contracts for businesses

Routine visits, written reports, records ready for inspections


Outside: back, flap, cover

Visits

Routine checks

Scheduled visits to check monitoring points, proofing and hygiene, agreed with you to suit opening hours.


Reports

Records you can show

  • Written report after every visit
  • Site plan of monitoring points
  • Recommendations in plain English

Call-outs

Between visits

Contract customers can call between routine visits; response times are set out in your agreement.


Inside: three panels

Sample: Sentinel Pest Services contract leaflet

A4 roll-folded to DL, 6 panels, 170gsm silk

  • Cover: names the audience and the main benefit: records ready for inspections.
  • Inside: visits, reports and call-outs, which is how managers compare contracts.
  • Do not claim inspections will be passed; say your records support them.
Print this layout: Folded Leaflet Printing from £39.84

Wording you can use on pest controller leaflets

Pest control wording: calm, factual and discreet, with no scare tactics. Swap the bracketed parts.

Headlines

  • Wasps going in and out of your eaves?
  • Scratching in the loft at night?
  • Pest control in [town], discreet and local
  • Rats, mice, wasps and bed bugs treated
  • Pest control contracts for food businesses
  • Stop them coming back: proofing and prevention

Body text

  • [Name] Pest Control is a local, [qualified] technician covering [area]. We treat wasp nests, rats, mice, fleas and bed bugs in homes, and we explain each treatment before we start, including how we keep children and pets safe. We tell you the price on the phone and come in a plain van if you prefer.
  • Restaurants, takeaways and shops need pest records ready for food hygiene inspections. Our contracts include routine visits, a written report every time and a site plan of monitoring points, with call-outs between visits if anything is spotted. Ask us for a free site survey.

Calls to action

  • Call [number] for a price on the phone
  • Text a photo of the nest to [number]
  • Ask for a site survey for your business
  • Only display BPCA or other trade body logos while you are a member.
  • Do not name or praise specific poisons on a leaflet; describe the service instead.
  • Avoid claims like 'guaranteed pest-free' that you cannot promise.

When, where and how many

Pest work is seasonal and predictable: wasps in summer, rodents in autumn and winter, insects in warm spells. Drop just before each season starts.

June to September is peak for wasps; September to November for rats and mice moving indoors. Commercial contract work is steady all year.

Wooden snap mouse trap baited with cheese

When to drop

Drop wasp flyers in early June and rodent flyers in late September. Commercial leaflets can go out at any time, but January and February are good months, when businesses set budgets.

Leave cards with every customer so the next problem comes back to you.

How many

A sole operator usually drops 2,500 to 5,000 flyers at the start of each season in a tight area, plus 1,000 cards a year. Commercial leaflets are hand-delivered in tens, not thousands.

Where

Through doors in older housing, near allotments, rivers and farmland, along high streets for food businesses, with letting and managing agents, and at farm and garden shops that allow cards.

Avoid doors with 'no junk mail' signs, and keep wording calm: neighbours do not want a flyer that implies their street is infested.

What response to expect

Seasonal flyers usually bring a few calls per thousand doors, rising in hot summers for wasps and cold snaps for rodents. Commercial leaflets bring fewer replies but each contract is worth much more. Ask every caller where they found you.

Paper, size and finish for pest control

Pest print is kept in drawers, pinned in staff rooms and filled in on site. Choose finishes for each job.

JobSizePaperFinishWhy
Seasonal keep cardsA6350gsm silk cardNoneLasts until the problem appears.
Seasonal flyersDL130gsm silkNoneLow cost per door for wide drops.
Contract leafletsA4 folded to DL170gsm silkRoll foldSix panels for a manager's file.
Aftercare sheetsA5120gsm smooth whiteNoneWrite treatment and return date on site.
Agent cardsA6450gsm silk cardMatt both sidesHeavy and durable on a desk.

Use clear photos or drawings of signs (droppings, nests, gnaw marks) rather than close-ups of pests, which many people find off-putting on a doormat.

Keep safety wording on aftercare sheets short and in bold; it is the part people must read.

Before you print: rules for pest control

Pest control uses regulated products, and claims about them and about your competence must be accurate. These are the points pest controllers check before printing.

  • Biocide and rodenticide claims

    Pesticides and biocides are regulated, and professional rodenticide use in the UK is tied to stewardship certification. Do not make claims about products, such as 'completely safe', that you cannot support.

    HSE: biocides
  • Trade body and qualification claims

    Show trade association logos such as BPCA, or name qualifications, only while they are current and as the body allows.

    British Pest Control Association
  • Results and guarantees

    Claims like 'guaranteed pest-free' or 'one visit' must be true for every job. The CAP Code requires claims to be substantiated and prices to include unavoidable charges such as call-out fees.

    CAP Code (non-broadcast)
  • Protected species

    Honeybees and some other species should not be destroyed as pests, and bats and their roosts are protected by law. Say you refer honeybees to beekeepers and leave bat-related wording to official guidance.

This is a printer's checklist, not legal advice. Check current guidance from HSE, your trade association or Trading Standards before you print.

Questions about leaflets for pest control

What leaflets work best for pest control?

A stiff A6 card for each season, wasps in summer and rodents in autumn, that people keep in a drawer. DL flyers suit wider drops at the start of each season, and a folded leaflet explains commercial contracts to food businesses and landlords.

When should pest controllers deliver flyers?

Early June for wasps, before nests reach full size, and late September for rats and mice moving indoors. Commercial leaflets can go out at any time; January and February suit businesses setting budgets.

Should I show prices on pest control leaflets?

A fixed price for a domestic wasp nest treatment is common and helps people call. Include any call-out charge in the price or show it clearly beside it, so the headline figure is not misleading.

Can I mention the poisons I use on a leaflet?

It is better to describe the service than to name or praise specific products. Claims about safety or effectiveness must be supported, and rodenticides are sold for professional use under stewardship rules.

How do I advertise discreet pest control?

Say clearly how you keep visits discreet, such as an unmarked van or plain clothing, but only if that is true for every visit. Many people put off calling about bed bugs or rats because they are embarrassed.

What should a commercial pest control leaflet include?

Routine visit frequency, written reports, a site plan of monitoring points, how call-outs between visits work and the types of business you serve. Avoid promising that inspections will be passed.

How long does printing take?

Each product page shows the Saver working days and any faster speeds. Delivery is £7.95 per order to the UK mainland and free when the print reaches £100. Order wasp flyers in May.

Can you design my pest control leaflet?

Yes. Our Artwork and Design Service can lay out your wording and images. Every upload is checked automatically for size, bleed and resolution, and File check (£4.99) adds a person reviewing your file before print.

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