Pest Control Price List
Every Common Pest, One-Off vs Contract (2026)

Pest control prices at a glance

These are the indicative 2026 Klang Valley ranges published across ClickBina's pest guides, gathered in one place. Each links back to a guide with the detail behind the number.

Treat the table as a starting point for comparing quotes, not a quote in itself. The pest control services guide explains what a general treatment includes and when a contract makes more sense than a one-off visit.

One-off treatment or a contract

A one-off visit suits a single problem that has a clear cause: ants trailing into the kitchen, a wasp nest under the eaves, cockroaches after a neighbour's renovation. A package or contract suits a problem that keeps returning, a landed house backing onto a drain or a field, and any business that has to show a pest record.

The commercial pest control contract guide covers what a shop, café or JMB contract should include and the records an inspector expects to see.

What moves the price

• The pest. Crawling insects are the cheapest; termites and bed bugs are the most expensive because of the work and the follow-ups.
• Size and layout. A studio condo and a corner bungalow with a garden are different jobs.
• How bad it is. A long-standing infestation needs more product, more time and more visits.
• Access. Roof voids, ceilings, high eaves and crawl spaces add time and equipment.
• Follow-up visits. Bed bugs and termites need planned return visits; ask whether they are in the price.
• The method. Baiting, spraying, heat and proofing are priced differently for the same pest.

Termites: the expensive one

Termite work is priced in the thousands because it protects the structure. The termite control guide lists corrective soil treatment of an existing home at RM1,500 – RM4,000 and a baiting system with first-year monitoring at RM2,500 – RM6,000, then RM600 – RM1,500 a year to keep the stations active. Termite damage to door frames, skirting and cabinets is a separate repair once the colony is dealt with.

Bed bugs: priced per room

Bed bugs are priced by the room because every room with a bed or sofa has to be treated. The bed bug treatment guide lists a chemical treatment at RM250 – RM800 per room, usually two visits to catch the eggs, RM800 – RM2,500 for a whole home, and heat treatment at RM800 – RM2,500 per room. Landlords facing an infested mattress after a tenant also have to decide whether to keep or discard it.

Rats: proofing is most of the job

Rats keep coming back until the way in is sealed, so a proper rodent job is proofing first and baiting second. ClickBina's rat guide lists proofing and baiting at RM200 – RM500, proofing alone at RM150 – RM600 and a ceiling or roof-void job at RM300 – RM800. The rats chewing ceiling wiring guide explains the damage they leave behind.

Mosquitoes, wasps, bees and pigeons

Outdoor pests are priced per session or per job. Fogging a landed home or compound is RM150 – RM350, rising to RM400 – RM800 for a larger compound or small strata round, with larviciding of breeding water added at RM80 – RM200. A small, accessible wasp or hornet nest is RM150 – RM350 and a large, high or hidden one RM350 – RM800, while a live honey-bee colony is usually relocated by a beekeeper for around RM250 – RM600. Pigeon spikes run RM25 – RM60 per metre and netting RM10 – RM30 per sq ft.

Comparing quotes: what should be written down

1. The pest, the areas to be treated and the method (baiting, spraying, heat, proofing).
2. How many visits are included, and when the follow-ups happen.
3. What happens if the pest comes back within the agreed period, and who pays for the return visit.
4. What you must do before and after: emptying cabinets, washing linen, keeping children and pets out.
5. What is excluded, such as ceiling access, roof voids, drains or the garden.

A cheap quote that leaves out the follow-up visit is often the most expensive one by the time the problem is gone.

The building repairs that stop pests coming back

Treatment kills the pests that are there; the building decides whether more arrive. Gaps around pipes under the sink, open weep holes, broken ceiling boards, gaps at the roof eaves, missing door bottom seals and unsealed floor traps are the usual ways in. The pest-proofing guide walks through sealing them, ideally while a renovation already has the walls and cabinets open.

This is ClickBina's part of a pest job. Pest treatment itself is carried out by a pest control company; ClickBina handles the building work around it — sealing gaps and pipe penetrations, replacing damaged ceiling boards, closing gaps at the eaves and fitting door seals — as part of whole-house refurbishment and trade coordination.

When DIY is enough

A few ants or the odd cockroach can often be handled with baits from a hardware shop and better housekeeping: food sealed, crumbs cleared, sinks dry at night. Call a pest control company when the problem is spreading, when you see termite mud tubes or winged termites indoors, when bed bugs are confirmed, when rats are in the ceiling, or when a nest is high or large. Do not spray a wasp nest yourself.

How ClickBina can help

WhatsApp us your job details for a quote on the building side: the pest, where you think it is getting in, and the property type. ClickBina is an experienced KL & Selangor contractor for whole-house refurbishment and trade coordination; our house renovation services page covers the wider work. We reply within the hour, and the price agreed is a flat price with no hidden charges. A site visit is RM150, waived if you go ahead.

Sources & methodology

• ClickBina pest control services guide — general treatment and annual package prices.
• ClickBina cockroach, ant, rat & rodent, termite, bed bug, mosquito fogging, bee & wasp and bird & pigeon guides — the per-pest prices.
• ClickBina commercial pest control contract guide — business contract prices.

Methodology: every figure is a ClickBina indicative 2026 Klang Valley range copied from the guide named beside it; pest treatment prices are set by the pest control company that carries out the work.