Dayton, TX pest control

Compare pest control companies in Dayton, TX.

2 exterminators serve Dayton, averaging 4.44 stars across 9 customer reviews. Peak pest season here runs march through october.

  • 2 local providers
  • 9 customer reviews
  • 1 ZIP codes covered
  • Full provider directory and profile links below
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4.44
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ZIP Codes

Featured providers in Dayton

All Tex Pest Control

206 Country Rd 6028, Dayton, TX 77535

4.8 out of 5

5 reviews

Quality Pest Control

257 6350, Dayton, TX 77535

Pest Control

4 out of 5

4 reviews

All pest control companies in Dayton with profile links

ProviderRatingReviewsPhoneAddress
All Tex Pest Control4.85(713) 202-0054206 Country Rd 6028, Dayton, TX 77535
Quality Pest Control44(936) 258-4400257 6350, Dayton, TX 77535

Service area ZIP codes across Dayton

77535

Common pest problems in Dayton treatment and cost guides

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Frequently asked questions for Dayton

How many pest control companies are listed in Dayton, TX?

There are 2 pest control companies serving Dayton, Texas. This city page also covers 1 ZIP codes and 9 customer reviews.

How much does pest control cost in Dayton?

One-time treatments typically run $150–$500 depending on pest type and home size, quarterly plans are often $100–$300 per quarter, and termite work often starts near $500–$2,500+ depending on treatment type and home size. Final pricing depends on the pest type, urgency, and property size.

What should I compare before hiring a company in Dayton?

Across the 2 companies listed in Dayton, the useful comparisons are recent review volume, current rating, treatment guarantees, Texas licensing status, and response speed. Ask each company to explain its plan for your specific pest problem before booking.

When is pest season in Dayton, TX?

Peak pest season in the Dayton area typically runs March through October. Texas spans multiple climate zones from humid Gulf Coast to arid West Texas, with hot summers driving heavy pest pressure across the state.

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