How it started
Cody’s pest control journey began about eight years ago, helping a friend expand into Massachusetts. Impressed by his dedication, they brought him on for a branch in Cape Cod - and soon, he was leading that location himself. He learned early that reputation, consistency, and customer trust are everything in this industry.
In his off season, he drove Uber, dipped into savings, and weathered late starts. He kept his eyes on the long game: building a business that could outlast even the toughest winters.
These days, Serv Pest runs with momentum. A social media push - 30 days with a content creator - reached 130,000 views across 68,000 accounts, pushing brand awareness ahead of summer peaks.
Cody knows timing matters. He tightens costs before the busy season, primes equipment and staffing early, and sets himself to scale when demand heats up. The challenge is staying ready even when business slows - and that’s where flexible capital becomes an advantage.
Cody’s personal credit had taken hits, which meant traditional lenders weren’t a reliable option. He needed a funding solution tied to business performance, not credit history.
He found exactly that with the Revenued Flex Line. The approval process was straightforward; he could draw funds for marketing, equipment, or cash flow without jumping through hoops. As his business credit built, the flexibility became a competitive edge.
The pest control industry is an essential service for both residential and commercial clients, addressing issues from rodents to insects that can impact health and property. Businesses like Serv Pest Solutions must navigate seasonal fluctuations in demand, particularly in tourist regions like Cape Cod, where warmer months drive the majority of service calls. Effective marketing, equipment investment, and staffing require reliable access to business funding, especially during slow seasons when cash flow is tight. By building strong business credit and leveraging flexible financing, pest control companies can sustain growth, expand marketing reach, and prepare for peak service demand.