What will this actually cost at my house?

It depends on which problem you have, and the published prices differ a great deal between them. The most common figures are:

• Quarterly pest control for ants, roaches, spiders and rodents: $34/month, billed monthly with no contract.
• A one-time treatment for something already active: $87 – $287.
• Whole-home rodent exclusion, meaning sealing the ways in: $99 – $1,495.
• Liquid termite treatment: $395 for a localized job, $595 – $1,195 for a full trenched barrier around the foundation. Not every home qualifies, and nothing is sold or started before an inspection.

The estimator on this page walks you to whichever of these applies to you.

Because nobody has seen your house. The things that actually set the price — how many entry points a rodent job has, how far the foundation runs, what is under the crawl space — cannot be answered from a dropdown. What the estimator does instead is show you the real published price for the work we would recommend, and tell you honestly which factors move it. The inspection is what turns that into a number.

Yes. We come out, look at the problem and quote the work at no charge, and a homeowner's yearly termite inspection is free as well. The one inspection we charge for is the WDIR termite letter a real estate closing requires, because that is a written report rather than a quote.

The service is quarterly — a technician comes out roughly every 90 days — but you pay $34/month as a monthly subscription rather than a lump sum four times a year. If pests turn up between visits, the return visit is free.

The monthly rate does not change, but the start-up does. Those two are the only jobs we do not put straight onto the normal schedule, and which one you have is settled at the inspection rather than over the phone:

• We service the house monthly for the first three months, rather than waiting a full quarter between visits, because both breed fast enough to outrun a 90-day cycle.
• After those three months it shifts to the standard quarterly schedule, which is there to stop it starting again.
• The monthly rate stays at $34/month. What goes up is the initial: add $125 – $225 to it, the lower figure on a small property and the upper on a large one.
• Moving up to one of the higher membership tiers discounts that start-up amount.

Everything else on the price list runs on the normal schedule.

Because the job is sealing the building, not catching the animal. $99 – $1,495 covers everything from a couple of gaps around a garage door to a whole roof line, soffits and crawl space vents on a two-story house. Until someone walks the outside of the home, any narrower figure would be a guess.

No. The plans are monthly subscriptions you can pause, upgrade, downgrade or cancel whenever your needs change. One-time treatments are exactly that — a single job at a single price.

Yes. Both can be added to any plan. Adding duct cleaning and dryer vent cleaning moves you to the Elite plan, which bundles annual service for both into your regular monthly billing. A few things worth knowing:

• The Elite plan is $122/month and covers everything in the Pro plan plus yearly duct and dryer vent cleaning.
• Attic and crawlspace inspections are included with any plan at no additional charge — you do not need to upgrade to get them.

If you are already on a plan and want to add these services, call the office and we will adjust your membership.

Yes. When a customer has several larger-ticket services done at the same property — for example, rodent exclusion alongside encapsulation or a duct cleaning package — we offer bundle pricing. The specifics depend on what is on the list, so the best way to find out what applies to your situation is to mention it when you call or send a quote request.