Look up a Florida pesticide applicator or pest control business license through FDACS

domain: fdacs.gov · 4 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps

  1. Note FDACS consolidated pesticide licensing into a new AES Licensing Portal (aeslicensing.fdacs.gov), effective April 1, 2025
  2. Use the AES portal to apply for, renew, or verify a pesticide applicator or business license
  3. For a public search of a specific licensee, use the FDACS Business Search (fdacs.gov/Consumer-Resources/Business-Search) or the AES person-search tool (aessearch.fdacs.gov/PersonSearch.asp)
  4. Cross-check license category and CEU requirements on the FDACS 'Pesticide Applicator Certification and Licensing' page

Known gotchas

Related routes

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Look up a New York certified pesticide applicator through DEC's NYSPAD database
dec.ny.gov · 4 steps · unrated

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