Licensed pest control
Pest Control Locations
We match homeowners with licensed pest control companies in 50 cities across 10 states, including Phoenix, Chicago, Miami and New York City. Pick your state or city below to see the pests that matter there, what treatment costs locally and a free quote form. Don’t see your city? Send the form anyway and we’ll tell you straight if we can help.

Cities We Cover by State
Each city page covers the local pests, seasons, neighborhoods and prices for that area.
Main Pests and License Lookups by State
The pests that keep pros busiest in each state, plus the agency that licenses pest control companies there. Check any company before it treats your home.
| State | Main pests | Check a license |
|---|---|---|
| Arizona | Bark scorpions, desert termites, roof rats | Arizona Department of Agriculture, Office of Pest Management |
| California | Drywood termites, roof rats, Argentine ants | California Structural Pest Control Board |
| Florida | Termites, palmetto bugs, mosquitoes | Florida Department of Agriculture (FDACS) |
| Georgia | Termites, fire ants, roaches | Georgia Structural Pest Control Commission |
| Illinois | Rats, mice, bed bugs, mosquitoes | Illinois Department of Public Health |
| New York | Rats, German roaches, bed bugs, ticks | New York State DEC |
| North Carolina | Termites, mosquitoes, ticks | NCDA&CS Structural Pest Control Division |
| Ohio | Bed bugs, mice, termites | Ohio Department of Agriculture |
| Pennsylvania | Mice, stink bugs, ticks, lanternflies | Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture |
| Texas | Fire ants, termites, scorpions | Texas Department of Agriculture |
Not in One of These Cities?
Our 50 city pages cover the metro areas around each city, so a home in a nearby suburb or county is often still in range. Put your ZIP in the form and we’ll check.
We don’t cover every state yet. Outside the 10 states listed here, you’re better off searching for a licensed company yourself and checking its license with your state’s agriculture department, which runs the pest control license lookup in most states.
How It Works

Tell Us The Problem
Fill in the short form with the pest, where you’re seeing it and your ZIP.

Get Matched With A Local Pro
We pass it to a licensed company that already works in your city or county.

Book Your Treatment
The company sends you a price, and you decide if and when to book.
Pest Control Locations FAQs
Ask us through the form if your area isn’t listed.
Do you cover my whole state?
Not yet. We cover 50 cities and the metro areas around them in Arizona, California, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Texas.
Rural areas far from those cities may not have a company in our network, and we’ll tell you if that’s the case.
Is the quote really free?
Yes. Sending the form costs nothing and doesn’t commit you to anything. The company you’re matched with gives you a price, and booking is your call.
Who actually does the treatment?
A licensed pest control company in your area. PestControlUSA doesn’t send its own technicians. We connect you with a local company that already treats your kind of pest.
How do I check a pest control license?
Every state in our list runs a public license lookup. Use the links in the table above, search the company’s name, and ask for its license number before the first visit.
Get a Free Pest Control Quote
Tell us your ZIP and what you’re dealing with. A licensed company that works your area will send you a price, with no obligation to book.
