Every pest control operator in Texas.
M&A signals. Deal intelligence.
3,853 licensed operators. Revenue estimates. Ownership records. M&A signal scores updated weekly. Built for PE acquirers, chemical suppliers, and field service platforms.
Built for three buyer types.
See which operators are approaching exit 6–18 months before they go to market.
- › Licence lapses and non-renewals surface operators winding down or already absorbed
- › Licence issue dates establish operator tenure, which is a core input to acquisition screening
- › County-level concentration shows where route density is achievable and where it is not
- › SBA filings, officer changes, and hiring velocity are on the signal roadmap, not live today
Map whitespace in your distribution network. Find operators not yet in your channel.
- › Filter by licence category to identify termite-endorsed operators where your active ingredient is most relevant
- › Geographic filtering by county lets you target whitespace precisely
- › Licence issue dates show which operators are newly established and not yet committed to a supplier
- › Licence status flags operators whose registration has lapsed, so reps do not chase dead accounts
Target pest control operators actively investing in operations and technology.
- › Licence category breadth is a usable proxy for operational complexity when sizing an FSM opportunity
- › New licence issuance identifies operators entering a scaling phase
- › The responsible applicator of record gives you a named contact at every licensed business
- › County coverage lets you build territory models against the real operator universe
Six sources, one operator record.
RollupIntel aggregates public licensing, regulatory, and business data into a single operator record. Each record is continuously updated as underlying sources change.
Confidence tiers (A/B/C) indicate source reliability. A-confidence data comes from official regulatory filings; B-confidence from enrichment sources; C-confidence from inference and indirect signals.
The full intelligence stack.
Operator database
3,853 licensed Texas pest control businesses, taken straight from the TDA Structural Pest Control Service licence file. Search by business name and filter by county or licence status. Every field is a licence-file field — nothing here is modelled or enriched.
Includes legal business name, DBA, county, licence number, licence status, service categories, issue and expiry dates, and the responsible applicator of record. Revenue and employee counts are not published, because the registry does not contain them.
M&A signal engine
Signals built from public filings — licence events, officer changes, SBA filings and hiring activity — to surface operators approaching a transition. Licence events are live today; the remaining signal sources are being added.
Signal roadmap: licence issuance and lapse (live), officer changes, SBA filings, hiring spikes, and fleet expansion.
Saved lists & alerts
Build watchlists of target operators. Get notified the moment a tracked company shows a new M&A signal, officer change, or license event. Push alerts to email or Slack.
Create unlimited saved lists. Alert triggers: new signal, score change ≥10 points, officer change, SBA filing, license event.
Signals API
Programmatic access to operator records, signal scores, and deal activity. Integrate RollupIntel data into your CRM, deal platform, or internal tooling via REST API.
REST endpoints for operator search, record retrieval, signal feed, and deal history. Rate limits by plan tier. SDK for Python and Node.
CRM integrations
Native connectors for Salesforce, HubSpot, and Airtable. Push operator records and signal alerts into your existing workflow without engineering work.
Bi-directional sync: push RollupIntel operator records to your CRM, pull account notes back for analyst context.
Weekly brief
A curated weekly summary of deal closes, operator movements, and M&A trends across the Texas market. Delivered every Monday at 7am ET.
Free with no subscription required. Includes deal signals, operator movements, market commentary, and a data point of the week.
How scoring will work.
Signal scoring is not live yet. The design below is what we are building toward: a 0–100 composite drawn from public filings, licence-status changes, and registry movement, so a score can always be traced back to the records behind it.
We will publish the full signal list and its weighting when it ships. Until then the product is the licence data itself, which is live for Texas today.
Accounts open soon.
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