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Pest Control Estimate Template

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ShieldPest Solutions

(555) 019-2204 · service@shieldpest.example
15 Beacon Rd, Springfield, USA

ESTIMATE

Estimate # 0001
Date: 2026-01-24
Valid until: 2026-01-24
Client
Jordan Lee
455 Maple St, Springfield, USA
Job
455 Maple St, Springfield, USA
Scope and assumptions summarized below.
DescriptionQtyRateAmount
Inspection and identification1$250.00$250.00
Treatment plan (one-time or recurring)1$250.00$250.00
Optional: exclusion work (sealing entry points)1$250.00$250.00
Optional: attic/crawlspace treatment1$250.00$250.00
Labor – crew (8 hours)8$85.00$680.00
Estimated total$1,680.00
Deposit (optional)$500.00

Estimate line items and optional add-ons

These are common line items/checks used by many pest control businesses. Edit, remove, or add items to match your service packages and local requirements.

  • Inspection and identification
  • Treatment plan (one-time or recurring)
  • Optional: exclusion work (sealing entry points)
  • Optional: attic/crawlspace treatment
  • Optional: warranty/guarantee period

How to use this pest control estimate template

  1. Write a scope statement that defines exactly what is included (and excluded).
  2. Itemize labor, materials, and optional add-ons so customers can compare options.
  3. Add assumptions (measurements, access, site conditions) used to price the job.
  4. Set validity, scheduling notes, and a change-order policy for mid-job requests.
  5. If you require a deposit, state the amount and when it’s due.

Tip: If you want a faster workflow, use our estimate generator to preview totals and print to PDF in your browser.

Field-by-field guidance

Use this table to fill the template correctly and reduce back-and-forth with customers. The goal is clarity: what was done, where it was done, and what the customer is paying for.

FieldWhat to include
Estimate #Unique estimate identifier. Tip: EST-2026-001.
Estimate dateDate the estimate was created.
Valid untilHow long pricing is valid (e.g., 7–30 days). Helps manage price changes.
Client + job addressCustomer contact info and the service location.
Scope of workDescribe exactly what is included (and what isn’t).
Treatment plan + follow-upsDefine one-time vs recurring and whether follow-ups are included.
AssumptionsSite conditions or measurement assumptions used to price the job.
Line itemsLabor, materials, fees, and optional add-ons listed separately.
Deposit & milestonesIf you require a deposit or progress payments, list the amounts and triggers.
ScheduleEstimated start date, duration, and any weather/availability dependencies.
TermsChange order policy, cancellation policy, warranty basics, and payment methods.

Filled example (estimate)

Example only — adjust scope, exclusions, and payment schedule to match your business.

ShieldPest Solutions · (555) 019-2204 · service@shieldpest.example
15 Beacon Rd, Springfield, USA

Estimate #: EST-2026-001
Date: January 24, 2026
Client: Jordan Lee
Job Address: 455 Maple St, Springfield, USA

Scope: Provide labor and materials as listed; customer to provide access to all areas.

DescriptionQtyRateAmount
Inspection and identification1$250.00$250.00
Treatment plan (one-time or recurring)1$290.00$290.00
Optional: exclusion work (sealing entry points)1$330.00$330.00
Optional: attic/crawlspace treatment1$370.00$370.00
Optional: warranty/guarantee period1$410.00$410.00
Labor – crew8$85.00$680.00
Estimated total$2330.00
Deposit (optional)$500.00

Common mistakes (and how to avoid them)

  • Not documenting where treatment was applied.
  • Not including safety/occupancy instructions.
  • Using vague terms like “sprayed” without scope.
  • Not clarifying whether follow-ups are included.

If you need to change the scope mid-job, document it in writing and update the estimate/work order before the work continues.

FAQ

Should the invoice mention follow-up visits?

Yes. If follow-ups are included, say so clearly. If not, list them as optional add-ons.

Do I need to list products used?

Local regulations vary. At minimum, document internally; on customer docs, you can list treatment type and areas with appropriate safety notes.