Find the Best Pest Control & Exterminators in Omaha, NE

Getting pest control in Omaha

Omaha can be a pest-filled place to live. Infestations of flies, carpenter ants, spiders, stingers, mice, termites and bedbugs are well-documented.

Depending on where your home or property is located in Omaha, you may see other types of unwanted visitors. Near the Missouri River downtown or out west by Zorinsky Lake, mosquitos are problematic. In older neighborhoods such as Country Club and Benson, bats have a habit of making their way inside.

Subterranean termites are also active in Omaha and are known to chew through building structures, causing extensive damage that’s costly to repair.

Whatever the pest in Omaha, it’s best to hire professionals who know the most effective treatment to eliminate an invader and prevent it from returning.

When hiring a pest control company in Omaha, you should get estimates from two to three companies, according to the University of Nebraska-Lincoln’s Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources. Consider these other guidelines:

• Check if the company is licensed. Ask to see the company’s license or check the database on the Nebraska Department of Agriculture’s website.
• Verify the company is insured. Make sure the company has liability insurance.
• Read customer reviews. See online reviews to learn if customers are satisfied.
• Ask about pesticides. Find out which chemicals will be used and the effects on you, your family and pets.

How much is pest control in Omaha?

The cost of pest control in Omaha depends on what’s being treated, the extent of the infestation and whether you choose one-time service or a regular plan.

For a one-time visit to spray for pests such as ants, flies or mosquitos, Omaha homeowners can expect to pay between $80 and $190. Bedbugs and termites can require extensive treatment, raising the cost of service. A regular treatment plan, usually including quarterly visits, costs between $300 and $500 per year.

Choose a pest control company in Omaha that guarantees its work. Most companies pledge to return if the pests do — at no additional cost.