For pest control companies in Dallas–Fort Worth
The inspector found pests. Be their first call.
Every Monday, Cited This Week sends you the restaurants in your service area that health inspectors cited for pests the week before, with the inspector's own notes. Fresh leads, already qualified by the person with the clipboard.
- 30-day money-back guarantee
- Cancel anytime
- Built on public inspection records
7 restaurants cited for pests in your areas
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Live pestsDallas 75206
Observed live pest crawling under hand sink.
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Fruit fliesDallas 75211
Fruit fly activity observed at back area.
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Dead pestsDallas 75218
Observed multiple dead pests throughout kitchen.
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No pest logsTarrant County
No pest control logs at the time of inspection.
How it works
From the inspector's clipboard to your inbox.
Health departments publish hundreds of restaurant inspection reports every week across the areas we cover. We read every one and pull out the pest citations, so you don't have to.
Inspectors publish
City and county health departments post restaurant inspection reports, hundreds every week across Dallas–Fort Worth.
We pull the pest citations
We read every report and keep the ones cited for insects, rodents, and the gaps that let them in, along with the inspector's comments.
You get the list Monday
Filtered to the areas you serve, with a spreadsheet attached. Reach out while the problem is fresh.
Sample list
This is what lands in your inbox.
Real pest citations from Dallas–Fort Worth inspection reports. Names are hidden on this public page; your list includes each restaurant's name, full address, and contact info when it's on the public report.
| Inspected | Area | Citation | Restaurant | Inspector's note |
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| Mon, Sep 21 | Dallas 75206 | Live pests | Name hidden | "Observed live pest crawling under hand sink." |
| Mon, Sep 21 | Dallas 75211 | Fruit flies | Name hidden | "Fruit fly activity observed at back area." |
| Mon, Sep 21 | Dallas 75203 | Flies | Name hidden | "Observed multiple flies throughout establishment." |
| Tue, Sep 22 | Dallas 75218 | Dead pests | Name hidden | "Observed multiple dead pests throughout kitchen." |
| Tue, Sep 22 | Dallas 75206 | Gnats | Name hidden | "Observed many gnats at bar." |
| Week of Sep 21 | Tarrant County | No pest logs | Name hidden | "No pest control logs at the time of inspection. Observed several insects in a sanitizer bucket underneath the sink." |
| Sat, Sep 26 | Dallas 75206 | Entry gap | Name hidden | "Observed gap at back door. Replace weather strip." |
Why it works
Better than another cold list.
Most lead lists are guesses. Every lead on this one comes with a reason to call, written down by a health inspector.
Perfect timing
You're not calling a random restaurant. You're calling one an inspector just flagged for pests, while it still has a problem to fix.
Context before you call
Every lead quotes the citation, so you know exactly what you're walking into before you pick up the phone.
Accounts that renew
Restaurant pest service is ongoing work, often billed monthly for years. That's the kind of customer worth chasing.
Restaurant pest service often runs a few hundred dollars a month. Win a single new restaurant from your list and it can cover Cited This Week for years.
Currently covering inspections from
- City of Dallas
- City of Fort Worth
- Tarrant County Public Health
- City of Plano
- More DFW cities soon
Pricing
One plan. Founding rate through November 30.
Everything's included. No contracts, no setup fees, no software to learn.
Cited This Week
- Every pest citation in your areas, every Monday
- Inspector's notes, address, and contact info when public
- Spreadsheet attached to every list
- Choose your cities and counties, and change them anytime
Month to month · Cancel anytime · 30-day money-back guarantee
Where does the data come from?
From restaurant inspection reports that city and county health departments publish to the public. We collect the reports, pull out the pest-related citations, and organize them by area.
What counts as a pest citation?
A violation of the inspection item for insects, rodents and animals: live or dead pests, droppings, flies, gnats, missing pest control records, and openings that let pests in, such as gaps under doors. Every entry includes the inspector's own comment so you can judge it yourself.
How fresh is the list?
Each Monday's list covers inspections from the previous 7 days, as published by the health departments. Some departments post reports the same day; others take a few days.
How many restaurants are on a list?
It varies week to week and depends on the areas you choose. Across the areas we cover, inspectors cite dozens of restaurants for pest issues every week.
Which areas do you cover?
Right now: City of Dallas, City of Fort Worth, Tarrant County Public Health's service area, and City of Plano. More Dallas–Fort Worth cities are being added. Tell us where you work and we'll tell you what's covered.
Is there a contract?
No. It's month to month, and you can cancel anytime. Your first 30 days are covered by our money-back guarantee: if the list isn't worth it, email us for a full refund.
Who's behind Cited This Week?
Cited This Week is a product of Ultimoment, based in Texas. Questions go to a real person at [email protected].
Inspectors are writing next week's list right now.
Get it Monday morning for $99/month. If it isn't worth it, get a full refund within 30 days.