What type of license is required for pesticide application on someone else's property?

A commercial license is necessary for pesticide application on someone else's property because it indicates that the applicator is qualified and authorized to use pesticides as part of a professional service. This type of license demonstrates that the technician has undergone the appropriate training and education related to pesticide application and safety, ensuring compliance with state regulations and environmental protections.

In many jurisdictions, a private license is designed for individuals who apply pesticides solely for their own use on their property rather than for commercial purposes. A specialized pesticide license, while potentially required for certain specific types of pesticides or applications, does not encompass the general authority to administer pesticides professionally on other properties. Lastly, stating that no license is required would not align with the regulatory framework in place aimed at protecting both public health and the environment from potential pesticide misuse.