Monthly record movements
Colorado pest control license records: what changed in September 2026
In September 2026 we processed the Colorado pest control license file on 30 days and recorded changes on 17 of them. 3 license records were in the file that had not been in any Colorado file we had processed before, 2 that had been in it were no longer there at the end of the month, and 1 were back after being absent.
3
license records in the file for the first time
2
license records no longer in the file at the end of the month
1
license records back in the file after being absent
What these words mean. These are observations of a file, not announcements by Colorado Department of Agriculture, Pesticides Program. A company that left the file may have renewed on paper the same week and simply not been in the copy we processed; a company recorded for the first time may have been licensed for years under a number we had not seen. We state the dates we looked so you can check any of it against the official source.
These are license records, not companies. A firm holding several Colorado licenses, which every national brand does, is counted once for each of them, so one of its records leaving the file says nothing about the others. Two of our own rows carrying the same Colorado license number are counted once, which is how a record whose published name changed is kept from reading as a new arrival.
Our log of Colorado changes begins on . Nothing before that date can be reconstructed, because the state publishes a current roster and no history.
The dates behind these numbers
We processed a Colorado file on 30 days in September 2026. The dates that produced changes were September 1, 2026, September 2, 2026, September 4, 2026, September 5, 2026, September 10, 2026, September 11, 2026, September 12, 2026, September 13, 2026, September 17, 2026, September 18, 2026, September 19, 2026, September 23, 2026, September 24, 2026, September 26, 2026, September 27, 2026, September 29, 2026 and September 30, 2026.
Who moved
Up to 25 records per group, ordered by name, each with the license number it moved under. A name links to its PestPin profile where the record is still publicly listed, which a departed record is not.
First recorded in the file (3)
- Kudu Pest Control LLC, Wellington (license 19155)
- Pest Prevention Pros, LLC, Arvada (license 19180)
- Pest X Colorado LLC, Denver (license 18943)
No longer in the file (2)
- Skyland Grain, LLC., Walsh (license 11926)
- Thrifty Pest Control, Inc., Littleton (license 431)
Back in the file (1)
- Mountain States Services Corporation Budget Pest Control, Englewood (license 90)
New coverage, counted separately
During September 2026, 1 license records across 1 distinct license holders entered our copy of the Colorado list because of a change on our side: a list we started reading, or a change in how we read it. That is not licensing activity in Colorado, so it is kept out of every number above.
Other months for Colorado
Where these numbers come from
Every figure on this page is counted live from our own log of what changed between one Colorado Department of Agriculture, Pesticides Program file we processed and the next. Regulators publish the current roster and no history, so this log exists only from the day we started keeping it. The daily version of it, across every state we process, is the license event feed on the license data page (from $990 a month). The national view is the monthly licensing snapshot, and the method is on the methodology page. Cite as: PestPin, Colorado pest control license record movements, September 2026, https://pestpin.com/verify/colorado/movements/2026-09.