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Pest Control Skids
Professional Pest Control Skids Built for the Way You Work
A pest control skid should make your workday easier, not turn the back of your truck into a plumbing experiment.
ProTool builds truck-mounted pest control spray systems that bring together pumps, tanks, plumbing, hose reels, and practical equipment layouts in one organized platform.
Whether you're equipping a new pest control truck, upgrading an existing spray setup, or expanding your fleet, our pest control skids are designed to make efficient use of available space while keeping essential equipment accessible.
From compact configurations to stacked and alternative-layout systems, ProTool offers purpose-built options for professional pest control operations.
Less clutter. Better organization. Equipment that earns its spot on your truck.
Meet the ProTool Pest Control Skid Lineup
Different trucks and different operators need different equipment layouts. That's why ProTool offers three distinct pest control skid platforms, each designed around a different approach to space and equipment organization.
Space Saver Pest Control Skid
The ProTool Space Saver is built for operators who want professional spraying equipment without surrendering their entire truck bed.
Its compact design prioritizes efficient equipment placement and usable space, making it an option worth considering for service trucks where every inch counts.
The Space Saver BPX25 configuration with electric hose reels is identified as ProTool model 180-9211.
Big capability. Small footprint. Your truck bed says thank you.
Sidecar Pest Control Skid
The ProTool Sidecar provides an alternative pest control equipment layout for operators looking to organize their spraying system around the available vehicle space and daily workflow.
Like the rest of the ProTool pest control lineup, it brings the primary spraying equipment together in a dedicated skid assembly rather than scattering components around the truck.
The Sidecar BPX25 configuration with electric hose reels is identified as ProTool model 180-9311.
A different layout. The same obsession with making equipment work together.
PestStack Pest Control Skid
When horizontal space is limited, smart equipment placement becomes even more important.
The ProTool PestStack uses a stacked equipment arrangement to make efficient use of the available installation footprint while keeping the spraying system integrated into a dedicated platform.
The PestStack BPX25 configuration with electric hose reels is identified as ProTool model 180-9411.
Why spread everything out when you can build smarter?
Truck-Mounted Pest Control Sprayers. Everything in Its Place.
A truck-mounted pest control sprayer combines the equipment needed for compatible liquid pesticide application into a vehicle-based system. Depending on the configuration, that can include a spray pump, solution tank, hose reel, plumbing, and application accessories.
ProTool pest control skids are designed to consolidate these components into organized assemblies that can be installed on suitable vehicles.
When selecting a pest control truck skid, important considerations include available payload, equipment dimensions, tank placement, hose access, and the types of applications the system will perform.
A well-planned layout can make routine equipment access and hose handling easier while preserving space for other supplies and tools.
Your truck should look like a professional operation. Not a hardware store after an earthquake.
BPX25 Pump Systems. Professional Spraying Power.
The ProTool pest control skid lineup includes configurations built around the BPX25 pump platform, which has a nominal flow capability of approximately 7 GPM and a maximum pressure rating of up to 220 PSI, depending on operating conditions and system configuration.
Actual spraying performance depends on the selected nozzle, hose length, pressure settings, plumbing, and other system components.
For pest control applications, pump and wetted-component compatibility must be verified against the specific pesticide formulation and its label requirements. Not every chemical is suitable for every pump, seal, hose, or tank material.
The BPX25 is one equipment option within the ProTool platform, not a recommendation to use high pressure for every pest control treatment.
Having the capability is one thing. Using the right settings for the job is what matters.
Electric Hose Reels. Stop Fighting Your Equipment.
Hose handling is a routine part of many pest control operations. And winding hose by hand, job after job, gets old fast.
ProTool's current Space Saver, Sidecar, and PestStack BPX25 electric-reel configurations incorporate powered hose retrieval to simplify the process of bringing hose back to the truck.
Reel placement, hose specifications, and installation requirements vary by model. Hoses and reels must be appropriate for the intended chemical, pressure, and operating conditions.
You've got pests to deal with. Your hose shouldn't be another one.
Compact Pest Control Skids for Growing Fleets
Adding another service truck? Replacing an aging spray setup? Building out your first dedicated pest control vehicle?
A standardized pest control skid can provide a defined equipment configuration without requiring every component and mounting location to be planned from scratch.
For businesses operating multiple vehicles, consistent equipment configurations can also simplify operator familiarity, maintenance planning, and replacement-part identification.
ProTool's Space Saver, Sidecar, and PestStack platforms give operators different layout choices while keeping the focus on professional equipment integration.
One truck or twenty. Organized equipment makes sense at every scale.
What Makes a ProTool Pest Control Skid Different?
Designed and Built In-House
ProTool brings its experience in professional spraying equipment, skid fabrication, plumbing, and integrated system construction to the pest control market.
We focus on practical layouts, accessible components, organized hose management, and equipment assemblies built for regular professional use.
Anybody can buy components. We build the system around them.
Three Platforms. Three Ways to Use Your Space.
Space Saver, Sidecar, and PestStack offer different equipment arrangements for different vehicle and workflow requirements.
Choosing the right pest control skid means considering how the equipment fits, how the operator accesses it, and what other tools and supplies need to travel in the vehicle.
Because the best layout is the one that works when you're actually on the job.
Integrated Equipment. No Guesswork Assembly.
Our pest control skids are built as coordinated equipment assemblies rather than loose collections of parts.
Each system brings together its specified pump, plumbing, hose reel, and supporting components according to the selected model configuration.
Completed builds undergo applicable equipment and functional testing before shipping.
We do the building. You get to do the working.
Lifetime Warranty. Real Support.
ProTool skids, carts, and systems carry a lifetime warranty, subject to applicable terms and exclusions. Individual pumps, reels, and other components may have separate manufacturer warranties.
Our team can also help with equipment questions, troubleshooting, replacement parts, and future system needs. Some parts and services may be billable.
Built by ProTool. Backed by people who know the equipment.
Frequently Asked Questions About Pest Control Skids
Choosing equipment for a pest control truck? Here are the important questions to ask before selecting your spray system.
What is a pest control skid?
A pest control skid is a mounted equipment platform that integrates a spray pump, solution storage, plumbing, hose reel, and related components for professional pest control applications. It is commonly installed in a compatible service truck or other work vehicle.
Everything in one organized system. Just the way it should be.
What is the difference between a pest control skid and a pest control sprayer?
A pest control sprayer is the equipment used to apply a liquid treatment, while a pest control skid is an integrated mounting platform that may include the sprayer, tank, plumbing, hose reel, and supporting components. A skid organizes multiple pieces of spraying equipment into one vehicle-mounted assembly.
The sprayer does the spraying. The skid brings the whole operation together.
Can a pest control skid fit in a pickup truck?
Many pest control skids are designed for installation in compatible pickup trucks. Fitment depends on skid dimensions, available bed space, payload capacity, mounting requirements, and the weight of the equipment and liquids carried.
Measure the truck. Check the payload. Then pick the skid.
What is the best pest control skid for a small truck?
A compact pest control skid is often the best starting point for a smaller service truck, provided its loaded weight and dimensions are compatible with the vehicle. The ProTool Space Saver is designed around a compact equipment footprint, while Sidecar and PestStack offer alternative layouts.
Don't buy the biggest skid. Buy the one that makes your truck work.
What is the difference between Space Saver, Sidecar, and PestStack?
Space Saver, Sidecar, and PestStack are three ProTool pest control skid platforms with different equipment layouts. Space Saver emphasizes a compact footprint, Sidecar provides an alternative arrangement, and PestStack uses a stacked layout to make efficient use of available space.
Three layouts. One goal: make your truck work smarter.
Can a pest control skid have an electric hose reel?
Yes. Pest control skids can incorporate electric hose reels to simplify hose retrieval. ProTool offers BPX25 electric-reel configurations across its Space Saver, Sidecar, and PestStack platforms.
Push the button. Reel it in. Get to the next stop.
What pump is used on ProTool pest control skids?
ProTool offers pest control skid configurations using the BPX25 pump platform, including Space Saver model 180-9211, Sidecar model 180-9311, and PestStack model 180-9411. Pump suitability must be confirmed for the specific pesticide formulation and application requirements.
Professional pumping equipment. Properly matched to the work.
Can pest control skids be used with different pesticides?
A pest control skid may support multiple compatible liquid formulations, but each pesticide must be evaluated for label restrictions, equipment compatibility, required application settings, and cleaning procedures. Never assume a pump, hose, tank, or seal is compatible with every pesticide.
Use the right chemical in the right equipment. No shortcuts.
How much does a full pest control spray tank weigh?
Water weighs approximately 8.34 pounds per U.S. gallon, so 50 gallons of water alone weighs about 417 pounds before accounting for the tank, skid, pump, reels, and other equipment. Pesticide solutions may have different densities, so use the actual liquid weight when calculating vehicle payload.
Tank capacity is great. Staying within your truck's limits is better.
Are pest control skids suitable for commercial pest control companies?
Yes. Truck-mounted pest control skids can provide integrated spraying equipment for professional service operations, provided the configuration is suitable for the company's intended applications, vehicles, and regulatory requirements. Standardized equipment can also help companies maintain consistent fleet layouts.
Professional work deserves professional equipment.
Do pest control technicians need a license to use a spray skid?
Licensing and certification requirements depend on the state, pesticide classification, treatment application, and type of pest control work performed. Operators must follow applicable federal, state, and local requirements as well as pesticide label instructions.
Get the right equipment. Get the right credentials. Do the job right.
Does ProTool offer a warranty on pest control skids?
ProTool skids, carts, and systems carry a lifetime warranty subject to terms and exclusions. Individual components may have separate manufacturer warranties, and chemical damage, normal wear, or improper use may be excluded from coverage.
We stand behind the build. And we're here when you need support.
Ready to Put Your Pest Control Truck to Work?
Whether you're setting up your first dedicated service truck or expanding an established pest control fleet, ProTool has a skid platform worth looking at.
Explore the Space Saver, Sidecar, and PestStack configurations above. Compare the layouts, choose the equipment that fits your operation, and connect with our team to discuss availability and installation requirements.
Smart layouts. Serious equipment. No wasted space. That's the ProTool way.