Licensed pest control
Pest Control Services
Pest control services here cover 13 pests in 10 states, including termites, bed bugs, rodents, scorpions and pantry weevils. Pick the pest you’re dealing with to see the signs, the treatment and what it costs. A one-time general visit runs $300 to $550 for a 1,500 square foot home, while bed bugs and termites cost more because the work goes deeper. Fill in one short form and we’ll connect you with a licensed company near you for a free quote. You compare the price, then decide.
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Pest Control Services We Cover
Each page covers how to identify the pest, how pros treat it, real prices and when you can skip the pro.
Termite ControlLiquid barriers, bait systems and tent fumigation for subterranean, Formosan and drywood termites.
Bed Bug TreatmentHeat and chemical treatments that reach the eggs hiding in mattress seams and bed frames.
Rodent RemovalTrapping plus sealing the gaps rats and mice use, so the next ones can’t follow.
Roach ExterminationGel baits and growth regulators for German roaches in kitchens, and perimeter work for the big outdoor kinds.
Ant ControlBaits that go back to the nest for odorous house ants, plus carpenter ant and fire ant treatment.
Mosquito ControlYard barrier sprays and breeding-site cleanup for summers when you can’t use the patio after dusk.
Wasp & Hornet ControlNest removal for yellow jackets, paper wasps and hornets, including nests inside walls and in the ground.
Spider ControlWeb removal and perimeter treatment, with extra care for black widows and brown recluses.
Scorpion ControlSealing, blacklight checks and perimeter work for bark scorpions in Arizona, Texas and California.
Flea & Tick ControlIndoor flea treatment timed with your pet’s vet care, and yard sprays along tick-heavy edges.
Stink Bug ControlExterior treatment and sealing before fall, when stink bugs push into walls and attics.
Snake RemovalRemoval of snakes from garages, crawl spaces and yards, plus sealing the way they got in.
Weevil ControlPantry cleanouts and treatment for rice, flour and grain weevils that come home in dry goods.How Much Does Pest Control Cost?
Pest control costs $300 to $550 for a one-time general visit on a 1,500 square foot home, based on Angi’s figures. Once you’re on a plan, monthly visits cost $40 to $70 or quarterly visits $100 to $300, after a first visit of $150 to $300. The pest changes the bill more than anything else. Bed bugs and termites need more labor, more product and follow-up visits, so they cost several times a standard ant or spider call.
General, rodent, bed bug, wasp and mosquito ranges are Angi’s national figures. Termite figures come from HomeGuide’s cost guide.
| Job | Typical price |
|---|---|
| One-time general visit (1,500 sq ft home) | $300 to $550 |
| Quarterly plan | $100 to $300 per visit, after a $150 to $300 first visit |
| Rodent removal and sealing | $180 to $600 |
| Wasp or hornet nest removal | $300 to $700 |
| Mosquito yard treatment | $350 to $500 |
| Bed bug treatment | $1,000 to $4,000 |
| Termite liquid treatment | $500 to $2,000 |
| Termite tent fumigation | $2,000 to $8,000 |
One-Time Pest Treatment or a Quarterly Plan?
A one-time pest treatment makes sense for a single problem with a clear end: a wasp nest, a mouse that got into the garage, a flea outbreak after a new pet. You pay $300 to $550 once on an average-size home and you’re done.
A quarterly plan at $100 to $300 per visit fits pests that come back with the seasons, like ants every spring, scorpions in the desert or stink bugs every fall. Over a year that’s $400 to $1,200, so it only pays off when you’d otherwise book two or more one-time visits a year.
Skip the plan for bed bugs and termites. Those need their own targeted treatment, and a general quarterly spray won’t touch them.
Pest Control in Your State
We match you with licensed companies in 50 cities across these 10 states.
How It Works
Tell Us The Problem
Pick the pest, then fill in the short form with what you’re seeing and your ZIP.
Get Matched With A Local Pro
We send it to a licensed company that treats that pest in your area.
Book Your Treatment
You get a price, agree on a time, and the tech treats the problem at the source.
Pest Control Services FAQs
Not sure which pest you have? Send a photo through the form and we’ll point you to the right service.
How much does a pest control visit cost?
A one-time general visit costs $300 to $550 for a 1,500 square foot home, according to Angi’s figures. That covers common pests like ants, spiders and most roaches. Bigger homes cost more.
Specialty jobs cost more: rodent sealing runs $180 to $600, bed bugs $1,000 to $4,000, and termite tenting $2,000 to $8,000.
How often should you get pest control?
Once is enough for a one-off problem like a single wasp nest. Pests that return every season, like ants, scorpions or stink bugs, do better on a quarterly plan at $100 to $300 per visit.
Termites need their own yearly inspection on top of that.
Do I have to leave the house during pest control?
For most indoor visits, no. Stay out of treated rooms until sprays dry, which takes a few hours. Baits and dusts barely leave anything in the air.
Tent fumigation for termites is the big exception. Everyone, pets included, moves out for two to three days.
How do I check a pest control company’s license?
Every state we cover runs a public license lookup through its agriculture or pest control board. Each of our city pages links to the right agency for that state.
Ask for the license number before the visit and search it. A real company won’t mind.
Can I just treat pests myself?
For small, single problems, often yes. Ant baits, snap traps and a can of wasp spray at dusk handle plenty.
Bed bugs, termites, German roaches in an apartment and rodents that keep coming back need a pro. DIY on those tends to spread the problem or let it grow while you wait.
Get a Free Pest Control Quote
Tell us the pest and your ZIP. A licensed company near you will send a price, and booking is up to you.