About Us
Discover what makes Aptive the choice to help you enjoy your home!
Founded With Family In Mind
Aptive was founded in 2015 with one thing in mind: provide a stellar service that makes homes everywhere more enjoyable, more secure, and protected from pests. You and your family (whatever that family looks like) are at the center of our service, and your comfort is our top priority. Sure, we’re a pest control company, but above all, we're here to protect your home.
Expertise From Top To Bottom
We were founded by David Royce and Vess Pearson, two serial entrepreneurs who have a knack for creating powerful, pest control companies. Their vision has elevated, not only Aptive as a whole, but has allowed us to create teams of expert technicians whose knowledge base and powerful drive to provide top-tier customer service make all the difference. In fact, this unique blend of expert leadership and world class execution have made Aptive one of the fastest-growing companies in the world.
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We Grow Because We Care
Our growth truly comes from one source: creating the Aptive difference. Everything we do, from sales to services must provide a markedly different experience than you’ve ever had. We pride ourselves on our relentless pursuit to provide you comfort. You’ll feel that with every touchpoint, service, and re-service you have with us.
United to Beat Malaria
Malaria is an entirely preventable disease that is responsible for the death of a child every minute. We feel the weight of this problem and have worked diligently to incorporate supporting United to Beat Malaria and their efforts to fight the disease by providing funds to support life-saving research and treatments. Since 2017, we have donated over $1.1 million to help protect over 400 thousand people, mostly women and children, from the effects of malaria.
Giving Back As We Give Our Best
Aptive has partnered with United to Beat Malaria to stop the spread of malaria by mosquitoes. We dedicate a portion of company profits to United to Beat Malaria to provide life-saving resources to countries with the greatest need.
