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Pest Control in Philadelphia, PA

Compare 11 local pest control pros. Typical service: $157–$365.

Top Pest Control Companies in Philadelphia

  1. 1.Evans Pest Control Inc

    4.8★ (716 reviews)

    4.8★ from 716 reviews

  2. 2.SuperiorTouchLawnCare

    4.9★ (92 reviews)

    4.9★ from 92 reviews

  3. 3.Fowler Pest Solutions

    4.9★ (61 reviews)

    4.9★ from 61 reviews

  4. 4.Pro Heat Bed Bug Removal

    4.7★ (72 reviews)

    4.7★ from 72 reviews

  5. 5.Bug N Out Pest Control

    5.0★ (41 reviews)

    5.0★ from 41 reviews

  6. 6.Kevin Tinneny's Exterminating

    4.6★ (37 reviews)

    4.6★ from 37 reviews

  7. 7.Susan's Exterminating

    3.8★ (42 reviews)

    3.8★ from 42 reviews

  8. 8.TJ'S Mr. Bugs Exterminating Co.

    4.9★ (9 reviews)

    4.9★ from 9 reviews

  9. 9.Integrity PestRx

    4.6★ (8 reviews)

    4.6★ from 8 reviews

  10. 10.Bryo's Bug Buster

    5.0★ (2 reviews)

    5.0★ from 2 reviews

  11. 11.Best Pest Control of Philadelphia PA

Pest Control Cost in Philadelphia

Local ranges, adjusted for area wage and cost-of-living data.

ServiceTypical range in Philadelphia
General pest treatment$157–$365/visit
Quarterly plan$104–$209/quarter
Termite treatment$835–$2,610/job
Rodent exclusion$313–$835/job
Mosquito control$78–$157/visit

Pest Control prices in Philadelphia run about 4% above the national average, based on what this trade earns in the metro area — so neighbouring cities in the same metro see similar rates.

Quotes on this page come from 11 companies serving Philadelphia, rated 4.7★ on average across 1,080 customer reviews.

Philadelphia Climate & Seasonal Timing

What Philadelphia's weather means for scheduling pest control.

Last spring frost
March 30
First fall frost
November 16
Annual precipitation
48.51"
Heating degree days
4,350
Cooling degree days
1,474
MonthLowHighPrecip
Jan27.4°40.4°3.62"
Feb29.3°44.5°3.13"
Mar36.4°53.2°4.6"
Apr46°64.8°4.11"
May55.7°74.9°4.48"
Jun65.6°84.2°4.29"
Jul70.2°88°4.43"
Aug69.1°86.3°4.66"
Sep61.5°78.7°4.1"
Oct50.3°67.2°3.81"
Nov41.7°56.1°3.39"
Dec32.2°44.6°3.89"

NOAA station data 4.08 miles from Philadelphia.

Permits & Regulations in PA

No permit typically required

  • A pesticide business license from the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture is required to apply pesticides for hire
  • The business must employ at least one certified applicator, meet financial responsibility requirements with the department named as certificate holder, and pay a $35 fee annually
  • A commercial applicator must pass a core examination plus one or more category examinations and be employed by a licensed business

License required: PA Department of Agriculture pesticide business license with a certified applicator

Sources: www.pa.gov

Pest Control FAQs for Philadelphia

How much does pest control cost in Philadelphia?

A general pest treatment in Philadelphia typically runs $157-$365 per visit.

Do pest control companies in Philadelphia, PA need a license?

In PA, A pesticide business license from the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture is required to apply pesticides for hire. Ask any Philadelphia company for its license number before it treats.

How many pest control companies serve Philadelphia?

We track 11 pest control professionals serving Philadelphia.

When is pest season in Philadelphia?

Activity climbs with heat, and Philadelphia averages 1,474 cooling degree days a year with summer highs near 88F, which keeps most insects active well past a short season.

Does Philadelphia rainfall affect pest pressure?

At 48.51 inches a year, Philadelphia moisture drives the ant, mosquito and termite pressure that follows a wet spell.

Is pest control in Philadelphia more expensive than the national average?

Pest control in Philadelphia runs about +4.4% versus the national average.

Do pests stop over winter in Philadelphia?

Winter lows around 27F in Philadelphia slow activity without ending it, which is why year-round plans are common here.

When should I treat for pests in Philadelphia?

Most Philadelphia treatments start after the last frost near March 30, when overwintering insects become active again.