Pest Control
Quarterly or one-time pest control for east-side Indianapolis homes, from Irvington basements to Cumberland subdivisions.
Indianapolis Pest Control books 17 services: general pest control, termite treatment and inspections, mouse and rat control, the three fall invaders (boxelder bugs, stink bugs and Asian lady beetles), carpenter and other ants, cockroaches, bed bugs, spiders, wasps, mosquitoes, ticks, fleas and commercial plans. Each page lists warning signs, treatment steps and 2026 price estimates.
Fastest: call (855) 974-4733. Or send this and we call you back.
Not sure which page fits? Think about where in the house the trouble shows up. Droppings in the basement or scratching inside a wall point to rodent control. Mud tubes on a foundation wall or wings on a spring windowsill call for termite control, usually after an inspection. Bugs bunching on the siding in October are almost always one of the fall invaders.
Outside the walls, the list changes. Mosquito and tick visits cover yards near Pleasant Run, Fall Creek and wooded lots, while wasp and hornet removal deals with nests under eaves and in porch ceilings. Restaurants, shops and apartment owners can set up a commercial plan. Still unsure? Describe it on the phone and you'll be steered to the right service.
Quarterly or one-time pest control for east-side Indianapolis homes, from Irvington basements to Cumberland subdivisions.
Liquid and bait termite treatment for east-side Indianapolis homes, matched to your foundation and the colony's activity.
Termite inspections and wood-destroying insect reports for east-side Indianapolis homes, home sales and closings.
Trapping and exclusion for house mice and Norway rats in east-side Indianapolis houses, garages and carriage houses.
German cockroach cleanouts and basement roach control for east-side Indianapolis homes, apartments and kitchens.
Conventional and heat bed bug treatment for Indianapolis homes and apartments, starting with an inspection that confirms bugs.
Also available by phone (detail pages coming soon): Spider Control, Ant Control, Carpenter Ant Control, Wasp & Hornet Removal, Boxelder Bug Control, Stink Bug Control, Asian Lady Beetle Control, Mosquito Control, Tick Control, Flea Control, Commercial Pest Control.
| Service | Typical range | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Pest Control | $150–$285 | Quarterly or one-time pest control for east-side Indianapolis homes, from Irvington basements to Cumberland subdivisions. |
| Termite Control | Free–$125 | Liquid and bait termite treatment for east-side Indianapolis homes, matched to your foundation and the colony's activity. |
| Termite Inspection | Free–$125 | Termite inspections and wood-destroying insect reports for east-side Indianapolis homes, home sales and closings. |
| Rodent Control | $200–$425 | Trapping and exclusion for house mice and Norway rats in east-side Indianapolis houses, garages and carriage houses. |
| Cockroach Control | $200–$475 | German cockroach cleanouts and basement roach control for east-side Indianapolis homes, apartments and kitchens. |
| Bed Bug Treatment | $700–$2,300 | Conventional and heat bed bug treatment for Indianapolis homes and apartments, starting with an inspection that confirms bugs. |
Estimates only. Your price is confirmed on site before work starts. See the full price guide.
Tell us what's happening and we'll tell you honestly whether it's a quick fix, and what service should cost.
That depends on the bug. Red-and-black boxelder bugs, orange Asian lady beetles and brown, shield-shaped stink bugs each have a page, but the fix is similar: a perimeter treatment on sunny walls before they get in, plus sealing around windows, siding joints and attic vents. The estimate runs $175–$450.
Both fall under rodent control, but the approach differs. House mice are the usual east-side problem in fall, handled with trapping and follow-ups (an estimated $200–$425). Norway rats, more likely near alleys, creeks and older commercial strips, run $300–$700. Sealing entry points is priced as its own item.
Yes. A termite inspection can include a wood-destroying insect (WDI) report for your lender or buyer, estimated at $75–$150. Book it early in the sale. Old houses with basements, porches and additions take longer to inspect properly.
Bats, raccoons, squirrels, opossums, groundhogs and other wildlife aren't treated, and spotted lanternfly isn't a service: report sightings to the Indiana DNR at 866-NO-EXOTIC (866-663-9684). You'll hear that on the phone rather than having a technician sent who can't help.