How much does pest control cost in Seattle?
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Most Seattle homeowners pay $190–$690 for a one-time pest treatment inside and out, for a typical 1,500–2,000 sq ft home. $370 is typical, and a quarterly plan visit runs $120–$330 after a $180–$330 first visit.
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- $370
- Low end
- $95
- High end
- $1,100
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A one-time pest treatment in Seattle, inside and out, runs $190–$690, with $370 typical for a 1,500–2,000 sq ft home. On a plan, the first visit is $180–$330 and each quarterly visit $120–$330. Bigger problems cost more: one room of bed bugs is $360–$880, and a liquid termite barrier around the house $940–$3,250.
Seattle is No. 30 on Orkin's 2026 bed bug cities list and No. 16 on Orkin's 2026 rattiest cities list. Bed bugs are the big bill: one room runs hundreds of dollars, a whole home thousands. The lists count Orkin's own treatment calls.
Pest control in Seattle should be done by a company with a state license or certification. Termites, bed bugs and wildlife are not part of a normal plan, so get them priced separately and in writing.
Comparing cities, or after the US-wide picture? See the national guide: Pest control cost in the USA.
$190–$690 for a one-time pest treatment in Seattle, inside and out, with $370 typical. A quarterly plan visit runs $120–$330, a bed bug room $360–$880, and a termite inspection $90–$330 where it isn't free. Verified November 2026. Get free Seattle quotes →
- One-time visit, inside and out: $190–$690 ($370 typical)
- Plans: $180–$330 first visit, then $120–$330 quarterly or $50–$85 monthly
- Mice or rats $180–$720; wasp nest $150–$880
- Bed bugs: $360–$880 a room, $1,800–$6,550 whole-home heat
- Termites: $940–$3,250 liquid barrier, $1,750–$5,400 tent fumigation
Prices verified November 2026 · Cross-referenced against 62+ American pricing sources · See methodology
Licensed company, labor and products included unless the row says otherwise. Seattle metro, re-verified November 2026. Prices assume a typical 1,500–2,000 sq ft home.
| Service | Low | Typical | High |
|---|---|---|---|
| One-time general pest treatment, inside and out (about 1,500–2,000 sq ft)per visit | $190per visit | $370 | $690 |
| First visit to start a pest plan (initial service)per visit | $180per visit | $240 | $330 |
| Quarterly plan visitper visit | $120per visit | $180 | $330 |
| Monthly plan visitper visit | $50per visit | $65 | $85 |
| Ant treatmentper job | $120per job | $240 | $440 |
| Cockroach treatment (German roaches are the hardest to clear)per job | $120per job | $300 | $660 |
| Spider treatmentper job | $120per job | $210 | $330 |
| Flea treatment (inside, often plus the yard)per job | $120per job | $300 | $440 |
| Bed bug treatment, one roomper room | $360per room | $600 | $880 |
| Bed bug heat treatment, whole homeper home | $1,800per home | $2,950 | $6,550 |
| Mouse or rat control (inspection, traps or bait, follow-ups)per job | $180per job | $450 | $720 |
| Rodent exclusion (sealing the gaps they get in through)per job | $240per job | $600 | $1,650 |
| Wildlife removal: raccoon, squirrel or opossumper job | $240per job | $480 | $660 |
| Wasp, hornet or yellow jacket nest removalper nest | $150per nest | $480 | $880 |
| Bee swarm or hive removalper job | $150per job | $420 | $1,100 |
| Mosquito yard treatmentper visit | $90per visit | $160 | $220 |
| Termite inspection, standalone (many companies inspect free)per visit | $90per visit | $150 | $330 |
| Termite (WDI) report for a home saleper report | $60per report | $150 | $250 |
| Termite spot treatment (one small area)per job | $300per job | $720 | $1,300 |
| Liquid termite barrier, whole house (about 150–200 linear ft)per home | $940per home | $1,750 | $3,250 |
| Termite bait stations, installed around the houseper home | $1,150per home | $2,050 | $2,700 |
| Termite tent fumigation, whole house (drywood termites)per home | $1,750per home | $3,500 | $5,400 |
| Termite bond or protection plan renewalper year | $240per year | $530 | $1,100 |
| First year of a quarterly plan (first visit plus 3 quarterly visits)per year | $540per year | $780 | $1,320 |
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Prices verified November 2026 · Cross-referenced against 62+ American pricing sources · See methodology
Figures cover the Seattle metro area. Most companies price by home size and pest, so a larger house pays more for the same treatment.
Pest control prices across Seattle
Home size moves the price more than the address. Apartments and row houses in Downtown, SoDo & Capitol Hill usually cost less per visit; bigger homes and yards in areas like Eastside & Tacoma cost a little more.
Downtown, SoDo & Capitol Hill
- One-time visit
- $300–$590 per visit
- Plan visit
- $110–$330 / quarterly plan visit
Dense blocks with older buildings. Smaller homes keep one-time visits near the low end, but roach and rodent jobs here often need two or three trips.
Ballard, Fremont & Georgetown
- One-time visit
- $310–$610 per visit
- Plan visit
- $110–$330 / quarterly plan visit
A mix of old and new homes. Prices sit near the city typical; older homes see more rodent and termite work.
South Seattle & Rainier Valley
- One-time visit
- $310–$630 per visit
- Plan visit
- $120–$330 / quarterly plan visit
Settled streets of single-family homes. Most people here pay close to the city typical for a one-time visit or a quarterly plan.
Eastside & Tacoma
- One-time visit
- $350–$700 per visit
- Plan visit
- $120–$360 / quarterly plan visit
Bigger homes and yards push per-visit prices a little higher. Mosquito treatments and termite plans are common add-ons.
Real-world pest control costs in Seattle
Here's what common pest control jobs cost in Seattle in 2026, labor and products included.
Ants in the kitchen: one visit
A tech finds where they come in, treats inside and sprays a barrier outside. Most ant jobs in Seattle run $120–$440; a full inside-and-out visit for every common bug is $190–$690.
German roaches in an apartment
German roaches are hard to wipe out, and most roach jobs take two to eight weeks to fully work. Budget $120–$660 for the program. If the building has them too, ask the landlord to treat the units next door.
Mice in the garage: trap, then seal
Trapping or baiting with follow-ups runs $180–$720, and sealing the gaps they use another $240–$1,650. Skip the sealing and you'll likely pay for trapping again next fall.
Termites found during a home sale
The termite (WDI) report costs $60–$250. If it finds live subterranean termites, a liquid barrier around the house runs $940–$3,250. Ask who pays: buyers often negotiate it into the sale.
Year-round plan: first visit plus quarterly
A $180–$330 first visit, then three quarterly visits at $120–$330 each, comes to $540–$1,320 for the first year. Most plans include free return visits if bugs come back between services.
How much does pest control cost in Seattle?
$190–$690 for a one-time visit, and $370 is what most Seattle homeowners pay. Small homes and simple ant or spider jobs land near $190; big homes, heavy roach problems and rush visits push toward $690.
Rodents and wildlife are priced by the job: $180–$720 to trap or bait mice or rats, $240–$1,650 to seal the gaps they use, and $240–$660 for a raccoon or squirrel. Re-checked against 62 sources, November 2026.
Pest control prices in Seattle (2026) by job
A one-time visit runs $190–$690, a quarterly plan visit $120–$330, and a whole-home bed bug heat treatment $1,800–$6,550.
| Line on the quote | Low | Typical | High |
|---|---|---|---|
| One-time visit, inside and out | $190 | $370 | $690 |
| Quarterly plan visit | $120 | $180 | $330 |
| Cockroach treatment | $120 | $300 | $660 |
| Mouse or rat control | $180 | $450 | $720 |
| Bed bugs, one room | $360 | $600 | $880 |
| Wasp or hornet nest removal | $150 | $480 | $880 |
| Liquid termite barrier, whole house | $940 | $1,750 | $3,250 |
| Termite tent fumigation | $1,750 | $3,500 | $5,400 |
Termites are the big number on this table: $940–$3,250 for a liquid barrier against $370 for a normal visit. Get a free or low-cost inspection ($90–$330) before anyone quotes treatment.
What moves a pest control quote in Seattle:
- The pest: ants and spiders are cheap; bed bugs run $360–$880 a room and termites $940–$3,250 for a barrier.
- Home size: most companies price by square footage; a 3,000 sq ft home runs about $260–$940 for one visit.
- How bad it is: heavy roach or rodent problems need follow-up visits, and each one adds to the bill.
- One visit or a plan: plan visits run $120–$330 quarterly or $50–$85 monthly, against $370 for a one-off.
- Sealing and repairs: closing mouse gaps adds $240–$1,650; termite damage is a separate repair bill.
Ask every Seattle company for the same four things: which pests are covered, how many visits, what the warranty or free re-service covers, and the cancel terms. Compare those, not just the first-visit price. Get a quote for your pest problem →
Pest control cost in Seattle by home size
A one-time visit is about $160–$560 for a 1,000 sq ft home, $190–$690 for 1,500–2,000 sq ft, and $260–$940 for 3,000 sq ft in Seattle.
Worked example: a 2,000 sq ft Seattle home on a quarterly plan pays $240 for the first visit and $180 for each of three more visits, about $780 for the first year. Adding a mosquito season of five yard visits at $160 adds $800.
Bigger homes take longer to treat, so most companies step the price up with square footage. Termite work is priced by the length of the foundation instead: a liquid barrier around a typical house runs $940–$3,250.
Seattle pest control prices by pest
| Pest | Cost | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Ants | $120–$440 per job | Kitchen trails and nests near the house; carpenter ants may cost more |
| Cockroaches | $120–$660 per job | German roaches indoors are the hardest to clear; bigger outdoor roaches need a barrier |
| Spiders | $120–$330 per job | Webs around eaves, garages and basements |
| Fleas | $120–$440 per job | Pet homes; treat the pets with your vet at the same time |
| Bed bugs | $360–$880 a room; $1,800–$6,550 whole home | Heat takes about 6–9 hours for a home; chemical jobs need 2–4 visits |
| Mice and rats | $180–$720 plus $240–$1,650 to seal | Trapping or bait first, then sealing the gaps they use |
| Raccoons, squirrels and opossums | $240–$660 per job | Animals in attics, crawlspaces and chimneys |
| Wasps, hornets and yellow jackets | $150–$880 per nest | Nests near doors, eaves or inside walls |
| Termites (subterranean) | $940–$3,250 liquid; $1,150–$2,700 bait | Mud tubes on the foundation, soft wood near the ground |
| Termites (drywood) | $300–$1,300 spot; $1,750–$5,400 tenting | Small pellets near windows and wood trim, common in warm coastal areas |
One visit vs a year of service in Seattle
A one-time visit at $370 sounds cheaper than a plan, but if bugs come back you pay it again. A quarterly plan in Seattle costs about $780 for the first year ($240 to start, then three visits at $180), and after that about $720 a year, with free return visits between services.
Monthly service runs $50–$85 a visit, or $600–$1,020 a year. It makes sense for heavy roach problems or apartments; for most houses, quarterly is enough.
What's included in a Seattle pest control quote (and what costs extra)
A general pest visit covers an inspection, treatment inside and out for common bugs like ants, roaches and spiders, and usually free return visits if they come back before the next service. It usually leaves out:
- Termites: a separate inspection ($90–$330 where it isn't free) and treatment from $300
- Bed bugs: $360–$880 for one room, $1,800–$6,550 for a whole-home heat job
- Sealing and wildlife: $240–$1,650 to seal mouse gaps, $240–$660 for a raccoon or squirrel
- Mosquitoes: $90–$220 a yard visit, often sold as a season of visits
Ask for the products used, the re-service promise and the cancel terms in writing.
The pest
Ants, spiders and roaches are quick general treatments ($120–$440 for ants). Bed bugs ($360–$880 a room) and termites ($940–$3,250 for a barrier) take special products, more time and often more visits.
Home size
Most companies price by square footage. One visit runs about $160–$560 for a 1,000 sq ft home and $260–$940 for 3,000 sq ft in Seattle.
How bad it is
A few ants is one visit. A heavy roach, flea or rodent problem needs follow-ups, and companies price the whole program up front or charge per extra visit.
One visit or a plan
Plans cost less per visit: $120–$330 each quarter or $50–$85 a month, after a $180–$330 first visit, against $190–$690 for a one-off.
Termite type
Subterranean termites live in the soil and are treated with a liquid barrier or bait stations. Drywood termites live in the wood itself and often need tent fumigation ($1,750–$5,400) or spot work. Formosan termites, found across Florida and the Gulf Coast, Hawaii and Southern California, build colonies of several million.
Sealing and wildlife
Rodents and wildlife come back unless their way in is closed. Sealing gaps runs $240–$1,650, and removing a raccoon, squirrel or opossum $240–$660.
Local labor
Pest control workers in the Seattle-Tacoma-Bellevue metro earn a median of about $28.07 an hour (BLS, May 2025), against $21.75 nationally. A typical one-time visit here is $370, above the $300 national typical.
- Get a free inspection first.Most big companies inspect for free when it isn't for a home sale. Get the pest named and the plan in writing before you pay for anything.
- Fix what lets them in.Seal gaps, fix leaks and move firewood and mulch away from the house. Sealing mouse gaps ($240–$1,650) costs less than trapping every fall.
- Skip the plan if it's a one-off.A single wasp nest ($150–$880) or ant trail ($120–$440) doesn't need a year contract. Plans pay off when the same bugs come back every season.
- Read the cancel terms.Some plans run a full year. Ask how to cancel and whether you must pay back the first-visit discount if you stop early.
- Bundle termite and general pest.Many companies price a combined plan below two separate ones. A termite renewal alone runs $240–$1,100 a year.
- Get two quotes for big jobs.For bed bugs ($1,800–$6,550 whole home) or termites ($940–$3,250 and up), ask two companies for the same scope and warranty. The spread is often hundreds.
Get these in writing from any Seattle company before you pay or sign a plan:
- The company's state license number and proof of insurance
- Which pests are covered, and which cost extra (termites, bed bugs, rodents, wildlife)
- Inside, outside or both, and the home size the price is based on
- The products to be used, and any prep or time away from home
- How many visits, and the price of each one
- Free return visits between services: yes or no
- The warranty, and for termites, whether it covers retreatment only or repairs too
- Contract length, auto-renewal and how to cancel
How much does pest control cost in Seattle?
$190–$690 for a one-time visit inside and out, with $370 typical for a 1,500–2,000 sq ft home. On a plan, the first visit is $180–$330 and each quarterly visit $120–$330.
How much is a quarterly pest control plan in Seattle?
$120–$330 a visit after a $180–$330 first visit, so about $540–$1,320 for the first year and $480–$1,320 a year after that.
How much does termite treatment cost in Seattle?
A liquid barrier around the house runs $940–$3,250, bait stations $1,150–$2,700, and tent fumigation for drywood termites $1,750–$5,400. One small area can often be spot-treated for $300–$1,300.
How much is a termite inspection in Seattle?
Many companies inspect for free when it isn't for a home sale. Otherwise expect $90–$330, and $60–$250 for the termite (WDI) report a lender or buyer asks for.
How much does bed bug treatment cost in Seattle?
$360–$880 for one room, and $1,800–$6,550 for a whole-home heat treatment. Heat takes about 6 to 9 hours for a home; chemical treatments usually need two to four visits.
How much does it cost to get rid of mice or rats in Seattle?
$180–$720 for trapping or baiting with follow-ups, plus $240–$1,650 to seal the gaps they use. Sealing is what keeps them out.
How much does wasp nest removal cost in Seattle?
$150–$880 per nest. Yellow jackets and nests inside walls cost the most; a small paper-wasp nest near the eaves is at the low end.
Is a pest control plan worth it in Seattle?
If the same bugs come back every season, usually yes: plan visits run $120–$330 against $370 for a one-off, with free return visits. For a single wasp nest or one ant trail, a one-time visit is enough.
How much does raccoon or squirrel removal cost in Seattle?
$240–$660 to trap and remove the animal, more if it's in the attic or chimney. Closing the way in is extra and is what stops the next one.
Is pest control treatment safe for kids and pets?
Licensed companies use products approved for home use and tell you how long to stay off treated areas, often until sprays dry. Tell them about pets, fish tanks and anyone with asthma before the visit.
Prices verified November 2026 · Cross-referenced against 62+ American pricing sources · See methodology
Prices for the Seattle metro area, November 2026. Outer suburbs may vary.
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