Different pests need different treatments. A company that names the pest and shows where it is getting in is a better sign than one that starts spraying.
Virginia regulates commercial pesticide applicators through the Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services. Ask for the license and proof of insurance.
Is it one visit or a plan? Inside, outside, or both? How many return visits? Put it in the estimate.
Termite and rodent work often comes with a warranty. Ask what it covers, what voids it and what renewal costs.
A good company explains what is used, where, and how long to keep pets and children away.
General information only, not professional advice. RVA Pest Quotes does not do this work. Last updated October 14, 2026.