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What pest control work usually costs nationally. Your quotes depend on the job and where you live.
- Wildlife removal $200 to $600 A typical job In the cost guide
- Mice or rats $150 to $750 A typical home In the cost guide
- Bed bugs $300 to $650 One room In the cost guide
- Termite inspection $100 to $325 For a home sale or loan, with a written report In the cost guide
- Mosquito treatment $80 to $260 One yard, per visit In the cost guide
- Wasps and bees $120 to $700 One hornet or wasp nest In the cost guide
Ranges are national figures from published cost guides, not quotes, each credited in our guides.
Before you hire
All guides- CostsShould you worry about carpenter ants? Damage, signs and costsHow much damage carpenter ants do, how to tell if they're nesting in your home, who should treat them and what ant treatment costs.
- HiringFlea foggers: what they do and what works insteadWhy University of Kentucky entomologists don't recommend foggers for fleas, the EPA's safety steps if you use one, and what clears fleas from a home.
- HiringBed bugs, chiggers, fleas or dust mites: what's biting you?How to tell bed bug, chigger and flea bites apart, why dust mites aren't the cause, and when a pest control company can help.
- CostsWhat bed bug treatment costsPublished national ranges for treating one room for bed bugs or a whole home, and what to ask before you book.
More guides: What mosquito, wasp and bee treatment costs, What pest control costs and Termite inspections and treatment: costs and the report your state requires.
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