What is BPCA`s role?

The provision of pest control services to a professional standard can be an area which is overlooked, yet the economics of inadequate pest control can be catastrophic. BPCA places great importance on promoting the highest standards of professionalism within the industry. All organisations joining the Association have to prove their competence before their membership is accepted.

It is the role of the Association to highlight the risks of inadequate control, to offer guidance in what to look for when searching for a pest control contractor, and finally how to draw up pest control contracts to help you select an appropriate pest control professional.

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Why should I use a BPCA member?

By choosing a BPCA member you are ensuring the use of a contractor who can provide a professional and consistent service. Using our find a pest controller search option you can search for a professional pest controller in your area and you can also find a full listing of all those organisations who are members of BPCA

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Aims of the British Pest Control Association

Ensure the provision of a legislative environment conducive to the profitable operation of member companies` businesses
Represent the interests and opinions of the UK public health pest control industry to Government, other key decision makers, the general public and associated industries
Represent a responsible industry committed to the control of public health pests, minimising risk to the general public, non-target animals and the environment
Encourage high standards of professionalism within the industry
Explain the role of the industry in today`s society and its benefits to the community

Membership of BPCA

BPCA membership is open to organisations involved in any aspect of professional pest control. However, before being able to join the BPCA as a member, the business must initially be able to meet, and then maintain, the rigorous criteria set for membership.