Yes, $128 per quarter is a good and fairly average price for general pest control service for a typical single-family home in most parts of the United States in 2025 and 2026, falling well within the standard market range. Nationally, quarterly pest control for common pests like ants, spiders, cockroaches, and occasional invaders averages $100 to $150 per quarter for a 1,500 to 2,000 square foot home, with initial setup fees of $150 to $250 sometimes charged separately for inspection and first treatment. So $128 per quarter, which equals $512 per year, is right in the middle of that range and is considered fair if it includes a thorough inspection inside and outside, treatment of foundation, eaves, entry points, and interior cracks, plus free re-treatments if pests return between visits. Pricing varies by region, with higher costs in large coastal cities like New York and San Francisco where $130 to $180 per quarter is common, and lower costs in rural areas where $80 to $120 is typical. What matters more than the exact price is what is included, so check if $128 includes all common pests or excludes specialty pests like termites, bed bugs, mosquitoes, and rodents which cost extra, whether it includes a guarantee, whether products are pet and child safe, and whether the company is licensed and has good reviews. Compared to one-time treatments costing $150 to $300 each time, quarterly at $128 saves money and provides continuous protection, so it is a good price for preventative service.
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