Logo and brand identity
We designed the mark and the name treatment, then built the color and type rules around it so the same identity reads on a truck panel, a shirt, a bait station label and a phone screen without being redrawn each time.
Visit Robbins Pest ServicesRobbins Pest Services
ClientPest ControlMaine
A brand-new pest control company launched from nothing. We built the brand, the website, the social presence, the vehicle and equipment branding, and set up the software the crew runs on.
Book a Strategy CallThe situation
Robbins Pest Services was starting from zero. There was no name treatment, no logo, no website, no social accounts, no field service software and no vehicle branding — just a licensed operator ready to take on work in Maine. Everything a customer would see, and everything the business would run on day to day, had to be created before the first job was scheduled.
What we built
Website with local search structure
A site built page by page: a page for each pest control service offered, pages for the areas served, click-to-call on every screen and a quote form. A blog sits on the same structure so new articles can support the service and town pages over time.
Facebook and Instagram setup
Both accounts created, named and filled out to match the brand — profile and cover artwork, business details, service list and links back to the site, so the pages look like the same company a customer just found in search.
Truck wrap design
A wrap laid out for the vehicle's actual panels: the mark, the services and the phone number sized to be readable from another lane, with the layout adapted for each side and the rear rather than stretched from one artwork file.
Bait station and trap labels
Branded labels for the bait stations and traps placed on customer properties, carrying the company name and contact details, so equipment left on site is identifiable and consistent with everything else the customer sees.
Field service software
We reviewed the options, selected the field service platform that fit how the work is scheduled and billed, and configured it — services, pricing structure, customer records and job workflow — so routes, visits and invoicing run in one place from the start.
Ongoing work
- Website hosting, updates and new pages
- SEO and Google Business Profile work
- Weekly social posts built from real job photos
How it works
- Audit
- Foundation
- Weekly
- Monthly
- Week 1
Audit
We check your site, Google Business Profile, reviews and how calls and forms are handled today, then show you what is costing you work.
- Speed and mobile score
- Map rank across your service area
- Lead handling gaps
- Weeks 2 to 4
Fix the foundation
Website, profile and tracking get rebuilt or repaired so pages, service areas and lead sources are in order.
- Service and area pages
- Profile completed and verified
- Call and form tracking live
- Every week
Content and posts
Service pages, profile posts and social content go out on a schedule using photos and jobs from your crews.
- Posts written to the actual photo
- Review requests after every job
- Every month
Scoreboard review
We walk through map rankings, calls, leads and reviews together and decide what changes next month.
- One page, real numbers
- Decisions, not a slide deck
Want the same thing built for your company?
Book a strategy call and we'll go through what you have now and what we would build first.
Book a Strategy Call