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Found something in your house? Get a pro out there today.
Tell us what you’re seeing and your zip code. We’ll connect you with a licensed, vetted pest control pro in your area — usually within one business day.- Vetted, licensed, insured providers only
- Same-day and next-day availability in most areas
- Treatments rated safe for kids and pets
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The part nobody mentions
One bug is never one bug
What you saw on the counter is the visible edge of something already established behind the wall. Here’s what the wait actually costs.
Week 1
It’s still contained
A single treatment usually handles it. Most providers quote at the low end of their range, and one visit is often enough.
Month 1
It’s nesting
Populations double fast. German roaches can produce hundreds of offspring in weeks, and rodents start chewing wiring and insulation.
Month 3+
It’s structural
Termite colonies reach framing. Rodent damage becomes a repair bill. Treatment turns into a multi-visit plan that costs several times the original quote.
Not sure how far along yours is? A pro can tell you in one visit.
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What we handle
Nine problems, nine different fixes
Pest control isn’t one service. What works on carpenter ants does nothing for bed bugs. Open the one you’re dealing with to see what treatment actually looks like.
What you’re seeing
Trails along counters or baseboards, usually toward a water source. Carpenter ants leave small piles of sawdust-like shavings, which means they’re tunnelling in wood rather than just foraging.
How a pro treats it
Non-repellent bait the workers carry back to the colony, plus an exterior perimeter barrier. Sprays from the hardware store kill the ants you can see and scatter the rest, which is why the trail moves instead of stopping.
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What you’re seeing
One in daylight usually means many more out of sight. Droppings that look like ground pepper near appliances, and a musty smell in bad infestations.
How a pro treats it
Gel bait in harbourage points, insect growth regulator to stop the next generation breeding, and follow-up visits. German roaches almost always need more than one treatment.
Get quotes for roaches
What you’re seeing
Mud tubes on foundation walls, discarded wings near windows in spring, or wood that sounds hollow when tapped. Damage is usually well underway before any of this shows.
How a pro treats it
A full inspection first, then either a liquid soil barrier around the foundation or a bait station system monitored over time. This is the one where DIY is genuinely not an option.
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What you’re seeing
Scratching in walls or the attic at night, droppings behind the stove, chewed packaging, or shredded insulation. Mice fit through a gap the width of a pencil.
How a pro treats it
Trapping and removal, then exclusion work — sealing entry points so the next ones can’t get in. Without the exclusion step, you’re on a permanent trapping schedule.
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What you’re seeing
Bites in clusters, small rust-coloured spots on sheets, or dark specks along the mattress seam. They travel home in luggage and second-hand furniture, not from an unclean house.
How a pro treats it
Whole-room heat treatment, or a chemical programme across several visits. Preparation matters as much as the treatment, and the provider will send you a checklist beforehand.
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What you’re seeing
Webs in corners, garages and basements, usually spiking in autumn. A spider problem is often really an insect problem — they stay where there’s something to eat.
How a pro treats it
Web removal, perimeter treatment, and reducing the insects they’re feeding on. If a venomous species is identified, treatment gets more targeted and more urgent.
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What you’re seeing
A yard you can’t sit in after 6pm. They breed in standing water — a blocked gutter or a plant saucer is enough to sustain a population.
How a pro treats it
Barrier treatment on foliage where they rest, larvicide in any standing water that can’t be drained, and a recurring schedule through the warm months.
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What you’re seeing
A nest under the eaves, in a wall void, or in the ground. Traffic in and out at a steady rate means it’s active and established.
How a pro treats it
Treatment and removal in protective gear, usually at dusk when the colony is inside. Knocking a nest down yourself is how people end up with dozens of stings.
Get a nest removed
What you’re seeing
Bites around the ankles, a pet scratching constantly, or specks in carpet and bedding. Most of the population is eggs and larvae in the carpet, not adults on the animal.
How a pro treats it
Interior treatment with a growth regulator to break the life cycle, plus yard treatment where ticks are the issue. Coordinate it with your vet’s treatment on the animal.
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Three steps
From “what is that” to a pro at the door
We don’t do the treatment ourselves. What we do is get the right licensed provider to your address quickly, without you calling six companies.-
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Tell us what you found
Pick the pest, enter your zip, and how soon you need someone. Thirty seconds, no account, no obligation. -
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We match your area
Your request goes to licensed, insured providers who cover your zip and handle that specific pest — not a generic directory listing. -
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They call you directly
You discuss the problem, get a quote, and book if it suits you. Pricing and scheduling are between you and the provider.
Free
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The question everyone asks
Is any of this safe around my kids and pets?
It’s the first thing most people want to know, and the honest answer is: it depends on the treatment, and you’re entitled to ask before anyone sprays anything.- Ask for the product label Every licensed provider can tell you exactly what they’re applying and show you the safety data sheet. If they can’t, that’s your answer about the provider.
- Ask about re-entry time Most interior treatments need a couple of hours to dry before people and animals come back into the room. Some need nothing at all.
- Ask about low-toxicity options Baits, growth regulators and targeted crack-and-crevice work are lower exposure than broadcast spraying, and handle most household problems.
One-time or ongoing
What this usually costs
We don’t set prices — your provider does, based on your home and how far along the problem is. These are the typical national ranges so you know whether a quote is reasonable before you say yes.
One-time treatment
$150–$350
Single visit, single problem
- Inspection and targeted treatment
- Best for a contained, early problem
- Usually one visit, sometimes a follow-up
- No commitment after the work is done
Most homes end up here
Quarterly protection
$40–$80 / visit
Four visits a year, seasonal coverage
- Interior and exterior perimeter each visit
- Covers the common pests as seasons change
- Free re-treatment between visits if they return
- Works out cheaper than repeat one-time calls
Specialist work
$500–$3,000+
Termites, bed bugs, exclusion
- Termite barriers or bait station systems
- Bed bug heat or multi-visit chemical programmes
- Rodent exclusion and sealing work
- Priced per property after inspection
Where we operate
We’ll take you to the form with this filled in.
Providers in 48 states
Our network covers most of the continental US, with the densest coverage around metro areas. Enter your zip and we’ll route your request to providers who actually service it.
Busiest service regions
- Ohio & the Midwest
- Texas & the Gulf Coast
- Florida & the Southeast
- Arizona & the Southwest
- The Carolinas
- Northeast metro areas
Before you submit
Questions people ask us first
Straight answers about how this works and what happens after you hit the button.
No. Submitting a request and getting matched is free, and you’re under no obligation to book anything. You only pay the provider if you decide to hire them.
No. We’re a referral service. We connect you with independent, licensed pest control providers in your area. The treatment, the pricing and the scheduling are all handled directly by them.
Usually within one business day, often much sooner if you mark it as an emergency. If you’d rather not wait for a callback, call us directly and we’ll route you on the phone.
Your request goes to providers covering your zip code who handle your specific pest. You can ask any of them to stop contacting you at any point, and we’ll remove your details on request.
It depends on the product and the method, which is why you should ask the provider directly before they treat. Ask for the product label, the re-entry time, and whether a lower-toxicity option would work for your situation.
Pick “Not sure” and describe what you’ve seen. Identification is part of the inspection, and providers deal with uncertain descriptions constantly. A photo helps if you can get one safely.
A contained, early problem is often fine with one treatment. Recurring seasonal pests, or anything that has already come back once, usually costs less over a year on a quarterly plan than on repeat one-time calls.