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Quick answerQuarterly service means we treat your home every 3 months (4 times per year).

This schedule aligns with seasonal pest cycles in Idaho and maintains a continuous protective barrier around your home. It's the most popular choice for year-round protection.

Quick answerThe $49 initial service includes a complete property inspection, full exterior perimeter treatment, interior baseboard and crack treatment, spider web and wasp nest removal, and identification of entry points.

This comprehensive first visit establishes your protective barrier. The exterior barrier goes 3 feet up the foundation and 3 feet out, with granular treatment in landscape beds, and copper mesh goes into any obvious rodent gaps we see. The $49 price applies to new quarterly or bimonthly subscription sign-ups only.

Quick answerSubscription plans (quarterly and bimonthly) include a 1-year service agreement.

This commitment allows us to offer the $49 initial service, a significant discount from our standard pricing. The agreement locks in your rate for the year. If you cancel during the first year, the cancellation fee equals the $150 first-service discount. After your first year, service continues quarter by quarter. One-time services have no agreement and include a 30-day warranty.

Quick answerThat's covered. All subscription plans include free re-service.

If you see pest activity between your scheduled quarterly or bimonthly visits, call us and we'll come back to re-treat at no additional cost. One-time services include a 30-day warranty instead.

Quick answerPricing is based on square footage because larger homes require more product and time to treat properly.

Our three tiers cover most homes: up to 2,500 sq ft ($119/quarter), 2,501 to 4,000 sq ft ($139/quarter), and 4,001 to 5,500 sq ft ($159/quarter). Homes over 5,500 sq ft receive custom quotes.

Quick answerQuarterly service (every 3 months, 4x/year) works great for most homes.

Bimonthly service (every 2 months, 6x/year) provides more frequent treatments for homes with higher pest pressure, like properties near agricultural fields, water features, or heavily wooded areas. Bimonthly customers also get priority scheduling.

Quick answerWe use EPA-approved products, and most of our treatment goes on the exterior perimeter.

Your technician will tell you how long to keep kids and pets off treated areas, and we'll go over any other precautions during your appointment.

Quick answerOur Lawn & Mosquito Program runs May through October (6 months) and includes monthly treatments for mosquitos, fleas, and ticks in your yard.

We treat breeding sites, vegetation, and outdoor living areas. 25 acre. Bundle with pest control to save 10%.

Quick answerYes! We offer several ways to save: 5% off when you prepay annually, 10% off when bundling pest control with mosquito service, and our referral program gives you $50 to $100 credit for each friend who signs up.

We also run seasonal promotions throughout the year.

Quick answerWe accept all major credit cards, debit cards, and ACH bank transfers.

For subscription services, we securely store your payment method and charge automatically after each service. You'll receive an invoice via email before each charge.

Quick answerPest control in Boise costs $49 for the initial service with Green Guard, then $119 to $159 per visit on a quarterly plan or $99 to $139 per visit on a bimonthly plan, depending on home size.

One-time visits run $200 to $250 and come with a 30-day warranty. Prepay for the full year up front and save 5% on your annual total. Every quarterly and bimonthly plan also includes a free re-service guarantee, so callbacks between visits cost nothing.

Quick answerYes, for most Treasure Valley homes.

A first year of quarterly prevention runs $406 for homes up to 2,500 sq ft, then $476 a year after that (less with the 5% annual prepay discount). Prevention pays for itself the first time it stops a carpenter ant problem, a rodent-damaged attic, or an emergency wasp call during July. The free re-service guarantee means callbacks between visits are covered too.

Quick answerQuarterly is cheaper per year. A quarterly plan runs $476 to $636 a year (four visits at $119 to $159).

Bimonthly runs $594 to $834 a year (six visits at $99 to $139). Bimonthly costs less per visit but adds two extra visits, so the total is higher. Bimonthly is the better fit for homes near foothills, canals, or farmland where pest pressure stays high enough to need treatment every 60 days, or when quarterly service showed pest activity by month 3 last year. For an average Treasure Valley home, quarterly is the sweet spot, and you can start on quarterly and upgrade if you need to.

Quick answerNo. There is no separate contract fee and no sign-up fee.

Common extras to ask any company about are per-pest charges for specialty pests, fuel surcharges, administrative fees, charges for re-service, and mandatory add-ons, and Green Guard charges none of them. If you cancel during the first year, the cancellation fee is the $150 first-service discount. After the first year, service continues quarter by quarter with no cancellation fee. Quarterly and bimonthly plans require a one-year service agreement so we can stack treatments at the right cadence, but the $49 initial is the only up-front cost. Posted pricing is the same in Boise, Meridian, Eagle, Nampa, Caldwell, Star, and Kuna, with no travel fees.

Quick answerLow initial prices can come with limited coverage, long-term contracts, or added fees, so always compare what's included, not just the headline price.

Green Guard's $49 initial includes full interior and exterior treatment, and the quoted price is the paid price. Ask any company for complete pricing in writing before signing.

Quick answerYes, for most Treasure Valley homes.

Green Guard quarterly runs $119 per visit ($406 for the first year for homes up to 2,500 sq ft, then $476 a year), which is less than three one-time emergency calls at $200 each. You get four professional treatments, the free re-service guarantee between visits, and continuous 90-day product residual.

Quick answerEvery 90 days for most Idaho homes.

That is the actual residual life of professional pest control products in Boise weather, and it lines up with the seasonal shifts (spring ants, summer wasps, fall rodents). Homes with heavy pressure (foothills, canals, farmland adjacent) may benefit from bimonthly service every 60 days.

Quick answerActivity returns as the 90-day product residual runs out.

Scout ants show up on kitchen counters, spider webs rebuild along eaves, and rodent activity picks up (especially in fall). Once suppressed populations are re-established, they often need a $200 one-time treatment to reset. Skipping the fall or spring visit costs the most because those are the peak rodent and ant seasons in Idaho.

Quick answerNo. Monthly general pest control is unnecessary for most homes and adds no benefit.

Professional products stay effective for about 90 days in Idaho conditions, so quarterly visits refresh the barrier at the right cadence. Monthly is usually only warranted for commercial food-service properties with heavy compliance requirements.

Quick answerYes. If pests show up inside your home between scheduled quarterly or bimonthly visits, we come back at no charge, with no limit on the number of re-services during your service year.

Call (208) 297-7947 and we schedule a return visit. The guarantee is active while you are on a subscription plan, and one-time customers get a 30-day warranty instead.

Quick answerFor one-off problems (a single wasp nest or a one-time ant push), a one-time visit at $200 to $250 works and comes with a 30-day warranty.

For year-round protection, the math favors a subscription. Three or more one-time visits a year cost more than a full quarterly plan, and subscribers get the free re-service guarantee instead of a 30-day warranty.

Quick answerTermites and bed bugs are specialist work, and we'll connect you with a trusted Treasure Valley specialist for either.

Our plans cover spiders, ants, wasps, rodents, and the other common household pests.