Professional Pest Control Services Near You

Pest control costs vary widely depending on the pest type, severity of infestation, home size, and your geographic location. For a standard one-time general pest treatment, most homeowners pay between $150 and $300. Ongoing monthly prevention plans typically run $40–$70 per month and cover a broad range of common household pests including ants, cockroaches, spiders, and rodents. More specialized treatments cost more: termite treatments range from $500 to $2,500 depending on the method, bed bug heat treatments average $1,000–$2,500 per room, and full wildlife removal including exclusion work can run $300–$1,000+. The best way to get an accurate price for your specific situation is a free in-home inspection — our licensed technicians will assess your property and provide a written quote with no obligation. We believe pricing should be transparent, so you'll always know exactly what you're paying for before any work begins.

This is the most common concern we hear from homeowners, and the answer is yes — when performed by a licensed professional using EPA-registered products. Modern pest control treatments have come a long way from the harsh chemicals used decades ago. Today's professional pesticides are formulated to be highly targeted, breaking down quickly in the environment while remaining effective against pests. Your technician will always advise you on any precautions specific to your treatment — for most standard interior treatments, you'll simply need to keep children and pets out of treated areas for 1–2 hours while the product dries. Once dry, treated surfaces pose no risk to humans or animals. If you have extra concerns — a newborn, a pet with health issues, or chemical sensitivities — ask about our eco-friendly and organic treatment options, which use botanical-based active ingredients and are available on all service plans at no extra charge.

Speed matters when pests are involved — infestations don't wait, and neither do we. In most major metropolitan areas across our service network, same-day and next-day appointments are available Monday through Saturday. For true pest emergencies — a wasp nest near a child's bedroom, a rat spotted inside the home, a scorpion infestation — our 24/7 emergency dispatch line connects you directly with an on-call technician in your area. Simply call (844) 578-2437 any time, day or night. Response times vary by location, but our goal is always to have a licensed professional at your door within 24 hours of your call, often sooner. When you contact us, have your zip code ready so we can instantly identify the closest available technician and give you an accurate arrival window.

We handle virtually every pest species found in American homes and businesses. Our core services cover the most common household pests: termites (subterranean, drywood, Formosan, and dampwood species), bed bugs (heat and chemical treatment options), rodents (mice, Norway rats, roof rats), ants (fire ants, carpenter ants, Argentine ants, sugar ants), cockroaches (German, American, Oriental, and Asian species), mosquitoes (barrier spray programs), spiders (including black widows and brown recluse), wildlife (raccoons, squirrels, opossums, bats, birds, snakes), fleas and ticks, and stinging insects (wasps, yellow jackets, hornets, honey bees). We also treat less common but equally problematic pests including silverfish, centipedes, millipedes, earwigs, boxelder bugs, stink bugs, stored product pests, and wood-boring beetles. If you're dealing with a pest not listed here, call us — there's very little we haven't encountered and resolved.

Yes — all of our treatments come backed by our 100% Satisfaction Guarantee. Here's what that means in practice: if the target pest returns between your scheduled service visits during the active guarantee period, we will return to your property and re-treat at absolutely no additional charge. No questions, no hassle, no extra fees. The length of the guarantee depends on the service type — general pest prevention plans include ongoing coverage as long as you maintain your service agreement, while one-time treatments typically carry a 30–90 day guarantee. Termite treatments include multi-year warranty options with annual inspection coverage. We stand behind our work because we use proven products, employ licensed technicians, and follow treatment protocols that are designed to deliver lasting results — not temporary fixes that require constant call-backs.

A one-time treatment addresses a specific, active infestation. It's the right choice when you've spotted a problem and want it resolved quickly. The technician treats the affected areas with targeted products designed to eliminate the current pest population. However, one-time treatments don't prevent new pests from entering your home in the future. A recurring prevention plan (typically monthly or quarterly visits) takes a proactive approach. Your technician applies preventive barrier treatments around your home's perimeter, checks for new activity, and addresses any emerging issues before they become full infestations. Most homeowners who've dealt with a serious pest problem choose a recurring plan afterward — the peace of mind and continuous protection are worth the modest monthly cost, which is far less than dealing with repeated infestations. We recommend starting with a one-time treatment to eliminate the current problem, then transitioning to a prevention plan to keep your home protected year-round.

Proper preparation significantly improves treatment effectiveness and helps the technician work faster. Before your appointment: clear access to areas where pests have been spotted — move items away from walls, clear under sinks, and pull appliances slightly away from walls if possible. Clean up food debris in the kitchen — crumbs and spills attract pests and can reduce bait effectiveness. Store pet food in sealed containers. Wash pet bedding if you've had flea activity. For interior treatments, plan to be away from the home with your pets for 2–4 hours after treatment. For termite treatments, your technician will provide specific prep instructions. One thing you should NOT do before a pest visit: don't spray DIY pesticides in the days leading up to your appointment — this can scatter pests, contaminate bait stations, and make professional treatment less effective. Your technician will walk you through any additional prep steps when they schedule your visit.

In most cases, yes — you can remain in parts of your home that aren't being treated. For exterior-only treatments like perimeter sprays and mosquito barrier applications, there's no need to leave at all. For standard interior treatments, most homeowners simply stay in untreated rooms and return to treated areas after 1–2 hours once surfaces are dry. However, there are situations where temporary evacuation is required: whole-home fumigation for drywood termites requires leaving for 24–72 hours. Heat treatment for bed bugs requires vacating the home for 6–8 hours. Certain intensive chemical applications in severely infested spaces may require 4–6 hours away. If you have respiratory conditions, young infants, or severe chemical sensitivities, discuss this with your technician beforehand — we can often adjust our approach or scheduling to accommodate your needs. Your comfort and safety are always our priority.

This is one of the most common identification questions we receive — termite swarmers look surprisingly similar to flying ants, and confusing the two can lead to delayed treatment and thousands in additional damage. Here's how to tell them apart: Wings — termites have four wings of equal length that they shed after swarming; ants have wings of unequal length (front wings are larger). Waist — termites have a straight, thick waist; ants have a distinctly pinched, narrow waist. Antennae — termite antennae are straight and bead-like; ant antennae are bent at an angle. Color — most termite swarmers are pale white, cream, or dark brown depending on species; ants are typically black or reddish-brown. If you're ever unsure, capture a few of the insects in a sealed bag and call us — our technicians can identify the species within minutes and confirm whether you're dealing with a termite infestation that requires immediate action.

Absolutely — and demand for green pest control has grown significantly as homeowners become more conscious of what products enter their homes. Our eco-friendly treatment options use botanical-based active ingredients derived from plants, essential oil formulations, diatomaceous earth applications, heat treatments (which use no chemicals at all), exclusion and mechanical control methods, and targeted bait systems that use minimal product in contained stations. For customers who want completely chemical-free pest control, we offer Integrated Pest Management (IPM) programs that focus on habitat modification, exclusion, and monitoring before considering any chemical intervention. IPM is particularly popular for families with young children, households with allergy concerns, and environmentally-conscious homeowners. Keep in mind that some severe infestations — particularly termite and bed bug cases — may require conventional treatments to achieve full elimination. Your technician can walk you through the most effective eco-friendly approach for your specific situation.