The British Pest Control Association (BPCA) is looking for up to five small and medium-sized member businesses to feature in a short documentary about the people behind professional pest management.
A film crew will spend around half a day with each selected business this winter, interviewing team members and accompanying a technician on a routine job chosen by the business. The documentary will give the public a look at how technicians decide on a treatment, use equipment and put their training into practice.
BPCA is particularly interested in firms that work with other members or carry out specialist work such as bird management, drainage inspections or bed bug control.
The film forms part of BPCA’s 85th anniversary celebrations and will premiere at the PestAware Summit in March 2027.
“Pest management is full of professional, passionate, talented people protecting people’s homes and businesses every day,” said Natalie Bungay, BPCA’s head of membership.
Applicants must be full BPCA Servicing Members in good standing and have no more than 12 technicians. Sole traders are encouraged to apply.
Participants will need permission from their main BPCA contact and any client whose premises are filmed. Clients will remain anonymous in the finished film.
The form asks who could take part and what work the crew could film. BPCA may invite applicants to a short video call before choosing which firms to feature. To register your interest, click here.
