Straightforward pest control for Virginia homes and businesses

We address rodents and mice, cockroaches, ants, termites, spiders, mosquitoes, bed bugs, and general pest activity, along with pest inspections and preventative pest management.

Yes. We work with homeowners, landlords, and commercial properties throughout Virginia, and tailor the approach to the property type and the pest activity involved.

Virginia Pest Control is open 7 days a week, 7AM-8PM. Call +1-844-817-0084 any time to talk through what you're seeing.

Yes, termite treatment is one of our core services. We assess the property first, then recommend an approach based on what we find.

Call us and describe what you're seeing — droppings, gnaw marks, or sounds in the walls are common signs. We'll walk through next steps from there.

Yes. Preventative, ongoing pest management is available for properties that want to reduce the chances of pests returning after treatment.

Family owned since 2004 at 8500B Perrymont Rd, Richmond, VA 23237, serving 250+ cities across Virginia.

Call +1-844-817-0084, email [email protected], or use the form below to tell us about your property and the pest concern.

Straight answer: most of our customers pay $90–$150 a quarter for general pests — that's $30–$50 a month. One-time visits run $150–$350. Bed bugs, termites, and full rodent sealing cost more because they take specialized gear and repeat trips. We quote flat before we start, so the number on the paper is the number you pay.

General pest $99–$149/quarter, mosquitoes $69–$99/month seasonal, rodent exclusion $199–$499, bed bugs $500–$1500 per home. Exact price depends on square footage and infestation. Call +1-844-817-0084 for a same-day estimate.

Termites ($800–$3,500+), bed bugs ($500–$2,500), and wildlife/rodent exclusion with attic restoration ($400–$2,000) cost most because they need specialized equipment, warranties and multiple visits.

Yes — $128/quarter (~$43/month) is solid for thorough quarterly general pest service in Virginia if it includes exterior barrier, interior as needed, and free re-services. Verify what pests are covered.

For most Virginia homes, every 90 days. That rhythm breaks breeding cycles before things get established. Mosquitoes are the exception — monthly April through October. Termites just need a yearly check. If money's tight, start quarterly; it beats paying for an emergency later.

Droppings, gnaw marks, musty odors, grease trails, shed skins, wood mud tubes, bite marks, scratching in walls/attic, and nests. Seeing one roach or mouse often means many hidden.