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Pest control cost in Edmonton

One-off treatments are priced after an inspection, from the figures on each service page. The maintenance program is what keeps a property clear afterwards.

Work it out

What does it cost to get rid of?

Tell us what it is and where, and we will show you where the job starts. Every job is built for the property it is on, so the figure is set on site, and it is not the cheapest number you will find in Edmonton.

Step 1 of 7

Who is asking?

The inspection is free, and the figure comes before any work starts.

The maintenance program

A programme is built from parts, not picked off a card. Add what the property needs and the figure builds as you go: stations are a flat rate, sprays are a floor, and the size of the place sets the rest at the inspection.

Exterior bait stations

Commercial grade, locked and weather sealed. Placed at the inspection, refilled every quarter and monitored between visits.

$25 a station, a month

Which stationEZ SecuredThe standard rodent station. Low profile, locked, weather sealed. Sits along the fence line, the garage or the shed.$74 to install, one-offProtecta EVO LandscapeFinished as stone, for the placements the street can see. The front-of-house station.$98 to install, one-off

Structural border sprayThe structure's own perimeter: foundations, windows, doors and the entry points insects use.from $25 a monthThe size of the house sets the rest, at the inspectionFront and back yard sprayFront and back treated, mosquitos included.from $50 a monthThe size of the yard sets the rest, at the inspection

Every visit carries a $50 minimum booking, and there is no separate outcall charge.
A 12-month agreement, with visits and billing every quarter. Stations remain the property of YegPest Control.
Renews for another 12 months unless you email us at least 14 days before the renewal date. Cancelling early makes the rest of the term due.

$50 a month, $148 once

Send it

A crouching technician sets a black branded rodent bait station against a house foundation in the snow.

The stationsA station goes where the runway is, tight to the wall.

A technician with a backpack sprayer treats the stone base of a house, branded truck parked in the snowy street.

The perimeterA winter perimeter, worked along the stone base of the house.

A clipboard, pen, tape measure, torch and black gloves laid on the open tailgate of a white work pickup.

The recordThe report starts on the tailgate before anyone drives away.

What moves the number

Three things, and you are told all three at the inspection rather than on the invoice.

The size of the property

A two-bedroom condo and a four-bedroom house with an attic are not the same job, and pricing them the same would mean one of the two is paying for the other.

How far it has spread

A nest at the deck is an afternoon. Activity that has been in a wall or an attic through a winter is a project, with restoration at the end of it.

What it takes to keep it out

Treating is the fast half. The exclusion work that stops it coming back is scoped at the inspection, and you decide how far it goes.

One-off treatments

Every price below is a starting figure. The inspection sets the final number and you get it before any work begins, which is what we mean by no hidden fees.

1 type of treatment

starting at$200

Bees and WaspsNests removed from decks, soffits and eaves. Same-day where we can get to you, and the yard is yours again.

5 types of treatment

starting at$250

Where most of the list starts. Treated where they actually are, at the perimeter or in the room, rather than sprayed where they were seen.

AntsTreated at the nest, then along the exterior line they came in on. Killing the trail in the kitchen changes nothing.SpidersWebs swept from the exterior and the perimeter treated, so the corners stay clear instead of being re-spun each week.BeetlesIdentified first, then treated where they breed rather than where they were noticed.Fleas and FliesTreated through the life cycle rather than once, because the eggs already in the carpet are the actual problem.Sow BugsA moisture problem as much as a pest one. Treated at the perimeter, with the damp entry conditions pointed out.

6 types of treatment

starting at$350

Where the harder jobs start: the cracks, the voids and the entry points inside, or an animal caught and the way in closed behind it. A job that does not finish on the first visit.

Bed BugsThe room gets treated, not the bed. Full treatment, follow-up sprays, and contact until it is clear.MiceEntry points sealed first, then commercial bait stations placed and monitored. Baiting a hole nobody closed is a subscription, not a fix.CockroachesTreated in the cracks and voids they actually live in, not sprayed across a floor.RaccoonsFound, removed and the way in closed, because a raccoon that got into an attic once can do it again.SkunksRemoved from under decks, sheds and steps, and the space closed so the next one does not simply move in.Voles, Moles and GophersLawn and yard damage identified correctly first, because the three leave very different evidence and need different work.

1 type of treatment

starting at$500

SquirrelsRemoved, the way in closed behind them, and the damage put right. An attic they can still reach is an attic they come back to.

About the pricing

Because a two-bedroom condo and a four-bedroom house with an attic are not the same job. The starting price is the floor for that treatment, and what moves it is the size of the property, how many ways in there are and how far the activity has already got. The inspection sets the number and you approve it before any work begins.

Yes. The maintenance program is a 12-month agreement, with visits and billing every quarter. It renews for another 12 months unless you email us at least 14 days before the renewal date, and cancelling before the 12 months are up makes the rest of the term due. The full agreement is on our terms and conditions page.

If activity returns between scheduled visits on a plan, we come back out. That is the difference between a plan and a series of treatments: the quarterly visit is the schedule, not the limit. Call and describe what you are seeing and it is dealt with as part of what you are already paying for.

No. Stations remain the property of YegPest Control and are serviced as part of the plan, refilled and checked every quarter rather than left to run empty. What you are paying for is the monitoring and the record of it rather than the hardware itself.

Anything not here, call 825-522-1997 and describe it. Most of the time we can tell you what it is on the phone.