Average Cost of Pest Extermination

The cost of pest control services can vary depending on number of factors, including the type of pest, the severity of the infestation, and the size of the property.

Breakdown of average costs in the U.S.

• General Pest Control (ants, roaches, spiders, etc.)
   $100 -$300 for a one-time treatment
   $40 -$70 per month for ongoing service

• Rodent Control
  $150 -$500 depending on the severity and size of property

• Bed Bug Treatment
  $300–$1,500 per room
  (Heat treatments or fumigation are more expensive)

• Termite Treatment
  $500–$2,500 depending on method (liquid treatment, bait systems, or fumigation)

• Flea or Tick Treatment
  $100–$400 for one-time service

• Mosquito Control
  $70–$150 per visit or monthly during mosquito season

These prices are estimates. Always request a quote from your local exterminator to get accurate pricing for your area  situation.

Factors That Affect the Cost of Extermination

Factors influencing how much you’ll pay for professional pest control services…

Type of Pest

Some pests, like bed bugs or termites, are more difficult to eliminate and may require specialized equipment or chemicals, leading to higher costs.

Size of the Property

Larger homes or commercial properties take more time, labor, and materials to treat, which increases the overall cost.

Severity of the Infestation

A minor ant problem may require one simple treatment, while a major cockroach or rodent infestation may involve multiple visits and more aggressive strategies.

Treatment Type

Chemical sprays, bait systems, fumigation, and heat treatments all come with different price tags. More advanced or eco-friendly options may cost more upfront but can offer longer-term results.

One-Time vs. Ongoing Service

A one-time treatment is often cheaper up front but may not address long-term prevention. Many pest control companies offer monthly, quarterly, or annual plans to maintain a pest-free environment.

Location

Prices vary by region, with pest control generally costing more in high-demand urban areas or places with year-round pest pressure.