What type of SPCS license must be obtained to work strictly on private property?

To work strictly on private property, the appropriate license to obtain is a noncommercial certified applicator license. This type of license is designed for individuals who apply pesticides on private properties, such as homes or personal land, without engaging in commercial pest control activities.

The noncommercial certified applicator license allows individuals to apply pest control methods, including termite treatments, for non-business-related purposes. This license ensures that the applicator meets specific training and education requirements, focusing on safe and effective pesticide use within residential or private settings.

The other license types serve different purposes. A commercial licensed applicator is intended for those who apply pesticides for profit or in commercial settings. A registered technician typically works under the supervision of a licensed applicator and does not independently apply pesticides. Lastly, a public applicator is responsible for applying pesticides for government entities or public areas. Thus, the noncommercial certified applicator license is the best fit for someone working strictly on private property.