💰 Cost Breakdown by Service
Termite Inspection
Many companies offer free inspections; some charge $75-150 credited toward treatment
$0–$150
One-time fee
Termite Treatment (liquid barrier)
Termidor liquid treatment; most common for subterranean termites
$800–$2,500
Full perimeter
Termite Treatment (bait system)
Sentricon or similar; includes annual monitoring and bait replenishment
$1,200–$3,000
Annual contract
Bed Bug Heat Treatment
Single treatment; 90%+ success rate; preferred professional option
$1,200–$2,500
Full room/home
Bed Bug Chemical Treatment
Lower upfront cost; requires multiple visits; lower single-visit success rate
$300–$900
Per room, 2-3 visits
German Cockroach Treatment
Professional gel bait program; best for recurring infestation
$150–$400
1-3 visits
Rodent (mice) Exclusion + Trapping
Includes inspection, trap setup, and exclusion materials; follow-up visits may cost extra
$200–$600
One-time
Mosquito Yard Spray
Typical seasonal contract: 6-8 applications at $50-100/month
$75–$150
Per treatment
Termite Fumigation (drywood)
Vikane gas fumigation; most effective for drywood termite-infested structures
$1,500–$4,000
Whole-structure
Wildlife Exclusion (squirrels, bats)
Varies by access difficulty, number of entry points, and wildlife species
$400–$2,000
Full job
Flea Treatment (home + yard)
Combined indoor + yard treatment; pet treatment is separate
$200–$450
1-2 visits
General Pest Control (quarterly)
Covers ants, spiders, cockroaches, and most common pests; most common contract type
$100–$350
Per quarter
💡 These are national average ranges. Prices vary significantly by region, pest severity, and company. Use our free AI estimator for your specific situation.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get the best price for pest control?
Get 3 quotes from licensed companies. Ask specifically what's included and how many visits. Check reviews on Google and the BBB. Ask if they offer a service guarantee and what it covers.
Is a pest control contract worth it?
For recurring pests like ants, cockroaches, and spiders, a quarterly contract (covering multiple visits) is almost always more cost-effective than individual treatments that don't provide long-term prevention.
Can I negotiate pest control prices?
Yes — especially for larger jobs like termite treatment. Multiple quotes give you negotiating power. Some companies offer discounts for prepaying annually or for referring neighbors.