Chapter 5E-14, F.A.C. · FDACS Bureau of Licensing and Enforcement

Florida pest control recordkeeping requirements

Enter each record within 2 working days.

These are planning summaries, not legal advice. Rules change and have exceptions; confirm your state's current requirements with your state agency. Pestbook gives you tools and reminders.

The short version

  • Enter each record within 2 working days.
  • Wood-destroying organism inspections go on form FDACS-13645.
  • Keep records two years, three for pre-construction termite work.

What goes on each application record

Applicator name

Applicator license number

Customer name

Site address

Date

Product name

EPA registration number

Amount of finished product

Site / areas treated

Target pest

Concentration / dilution

Area or size treated

Method

Customer notice

At the time of service, including: Company and license; Products used; Precautions.

Termite work

Wood-destroying organism inspections use form FDACS-13645.

Restricted-use products (federal)

Applies only to restricted-use products. Record brand, EPA number, amount, location and size of the area, date, and the applicator's certification number within 14 days. Keep it two years.

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