Costs of pest control

Here are some of the factors that go into exterminator costs:

1. Infestation - if there is a serious infestation, the costs go up.
2. Pest type - some pests are more expensive to deal with than others
3. Property Size - a warehouse is bigger than a home. The size of the property matters and can affect the cost
4. Treatment Process - depending on the pest, different treatments may be needed, including follow-up treatments.
5. Number of Treatments - sometimes serious pest infestations require follow-up treatments or multiple visits from a specialist

Homes and businesses require different treatments and cost different amounts. A warehouse or office building requires more work, more inspections and usually more continuous treatments from our pest control specialists. Also, the type of infestation of the pest requires more treatments or different treatment options that can affect cost. Often, businesses need a more consistent, year-long, treatment plan to make sure pests are gone and they stay gone.

So, the cost depends on whether or not you are seeking residential pest control or commercial pest control. Your best bet for further information is to contact us and see what the next steps are.

The key to determining the price of any pest control service starts with a very key component: the property inspection. This is an important first step so we can determine what the overall treatment plan and, therefore, the cost of the pest control treatment is. We cannot make an accurate estimate or provide accurate cost information without first inspecting the property to determine the pest problem.

What happens during a property inspection?

• We set up an appointment
• Our pest control specialist gets there on time and discusses the plan and the does the inspection.
• Once the inspection is done, we show you the results and discuss next steps.
• Once the inspection and treatment discussion is over, we get you an estimate of cost
• Our specialists offer advice on how to prevent further pest problems.
• For commercial clients, information about the inspection and treatment is made available to you online.

If you have a pest control problem, whether you have a business or a residential property, don’t risk making it worse or causing other problems by trying to deal with it on your own. Contact your local Ehrlich Pest Control office and get the property inspection scheduled.