How much does pest control cost?
National pest control cost ranges for common U.S. residential jobs. Actual quotes vary by infestation severity, home size, region, and treatment method — use these to pressure-test a written estimate.
Common pests; severity drives range
Ongoing prevention
Before you accept a quote
How much does pest control cost for a typical home?
Many one-time residential visits land between $100 and $600. Monthly prevention plans often run $40–$75 per visit. Species, access, and follow-ups move the number. Treat these as directional, not a quote.
What is a typical pest control prices list for a house?
A common list looks like this page: one-time general service $100–$600, monthly plans $40–$75 per visit, cockroaches $100–$600, rodents $150–$600, wasps $300–$700, and termites $225–$8,000+ depending on the system. Severity, home size, and region move every row.
How much does pest control cost for roaches or cockroaches?
Typical initial U.S. cockroach service is about $100–$600. German cockroaches often need a multi-visit baiting plan, which can sit toward the high end. See /costs/cockroaches for light vs established ranges. Not a quote.
How much does pest control cost for mice?
Rodent jobs on this list typically run $150–$600. House mouse work with trapping and limited exclusion is often about $200–$600. Extensive sealing, attic cleanup, or recurring service costs more. Not a quote.
Is a cheap one-time spray enough?
For a single outdoor pest sighting, maybe. Established German cockroach or termite problems usually need a multi-step plan, not a single spray.
Why do pest control quotes vary so much?
Species, access (walls/attic), home size, follow-up visits, and local labor rates all change the price. Ask what is included and what happens if pests return.
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