Training 

Critter Control provides comprehensive training to its franchisees, ensuring they are well-equipped to manage wildlife control operations effectively. The training program includes both initial and ongoing components.

1. Initial Training: Franchisees receive extensive training at Critter Control’s headquarters in Atlanta, Georgia. This training covers all aspects of wildlife management, including animal removal techniques, damage repair, and exclusion methods. The training emphasizes the use of humane practices and environmentally sound solutions. Additionally, franchisees are taught business management skills, such as customer service, marketing strategies, and operational procedures to ensure their franchise's success.
2. Field Training: After the initial training, new franchisees undergo hands-on field training where they apply what they've learned in real-world situations under the supervision of experienced professionals. This practical experience is crucial for understanding the challenges they might face in their day-to-day operations.
3. Ongoing Training and Support: Critter Control offers ongoing training opportunities to keep franchisees updated on the latest techniques, regulatory changes, and industry best practices. This includes webinars, workshops, and access to a network of fellow franchisees for peer support. The franchise also provides marketing support, equipment financing options, and certified personnel to help franchisees continue to grow their businesses.

Territory Protection

Critter Control franchise offers territory protection to its franchisees. Each franchisee is granted an exclusive territory, which ensures that no other Critter Control franchise can operate within that designated area. 

This territorial exclusivity is designed to help franchisees maximize their market potential without facing competition from other franchisees within the same brand.

The territory size and boundaries are determined based on various factors, including population density, geographic considerations, and market potential.