Get your business in front of the homeowner with the noise in the attic.
Basic listings are free, and they come from the state record you are already on. Claim yours to keep the details right, add photos and hours, and take the calls yourself.
Where these listings come from
We do not take submissions and we do not rank by payment. Every listing is built from what a state agency already publishes, with the agency and the check date on the listing itself.
Florida FWC publishes a voluntary directory of wildlife operators, so we write "listed". NCWRC licenses operators, and SCDNR authorizes or permits them. The word on a listing follows the state, not us.
Claiming your listing
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Find your listing
Search the directory for your business. Every listing we publish comes from the state record, so yours is usually already there. There are 1,401 listed businesses across Florida, North Carolina, South Carolina, Indiana, Louisiana and Virginia.
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Claim it
Open your listing and use the button "This is my business". Tell us who you are and how we can reach you. There is no charge for this step.
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We check it against the record
A person reviews the claim against the published state record and, when we need to, against the business itself. Normally within a couple of business days.
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Your dashboard opens
Once verified you can keep your details correct, and see what a paid plan would change. Until then you can see the dashboard but cannot edit the public listing.
Write to the contact form with your business name, state and license number. We re-check the published record: if the state has licensed, listed or authorized you and we missed it, we add the listing from the record. What we cannot do is invent a listing that no state record supports.
What you get for free
- The basic listing itself, built from the state record, with your name, counties, phone numbers, services and license details.
- Homeowners calling you directly. The phone number on the listing is yours, and we never take a cut of the job.
- Claim and verification, so the details a homeowner sees are the ones you confirm.
- Listing inquiries by email, straight to you.
What a paid plan adds
- Editing your profile: description, hours, website, photos.
- Featured placement inside a city page, always labelled as featured.
Prices, billing and cancelling are in the operator terms. Payments run through Stripe, subscriptions renew monthly and you can cancel from your dashboard at any time.
What we do not do
We do not sell leads
Listing pages carry your phone number, not a form that comes to us first. We do not collect homeowner details and resell them to operators.
We do not sell exclusivity
Nobody can buy another business off a page. Paid placement changes how a listing looks inside a city page, never whether others appear.
We do not promise numbers
No promised views, clicks, calls or jobs. Traffic depends on season, city and species, and we would rather say that than invent a figure.
Questions operators ask
How much does a listing cost?
The listing and the claim are free. Paid plans only change how your business is presented. The current prices are in the operator terms.
My business is licensed but I cannot find it in the directory.
Send your state and license number through the contact page (topic: List my business). We check the published record again, and if the state has licensed you we add the listing from it.
Can I edit the phone number printed on my listing?
Yes, once your claim is verified. Before that the listing shows what the state record shows.
Was I asked before being listed?
No. We publish what the state agency already publishes for licensed, listed or authorized businesses in the states we cover. If you are not the right contact, claim the listing or write to us and we correct it.
Do you cover other states?
Not yet. Florida, North Carolina, South Carolina, Indiana, Louisiana and Virginia are the states whose records we have checked and publish today. We add a state only when its agency publishes a list we can verify.
Ready to claim it?
Search the directory for your business, or write to us at the contact form if something does not look right.