South Carolina Pest Control Directory

Use the finder at the top of this page — enter your ZIP code or town, or use your location, and it ranks the closest SC-licensed companies by distance. You can also browse by city or by county. Every result links to a full company profile with license details, ratings and contact info.

In SC, anyone applying pesticides commercially must be licensed through Clemson University's Department of Pesticide Regulation (DPR). Every company in this directory was matched against the state's licensed-applicator registry before being listed — read how we verify. You can also ask any company for their license number and category.

A one-time visit typically runs $150–$300, and an ongoing quarterly plan averages $100–$150 per visit (about $400–$600 a year). Termite treatment is a different budget: $1,200–$2,500 for a full liquid barrier. See our South Carolina cost guides for what drives each price.

A cockroach. "Palmetto bug" is the Southern nickname for the American cockroach — the big reddish-brown roach that lives outdoors and wanders inside, especially after rain. Our guide to palmetto bugs vs. cockroaches explains the difference, and the cockroach control page lists licensed companies that treat them.

The CL-100 is South Carolina's official Wood Infestation Report — most lenders require one before a home sale closes. It must be issued by a licensed inspector and typically costs $75–$150. See the full CL-100 guide: what's inspected, who can sign it, and how long it's valid.

Yes — SC's warm, humid climate supports both Eastern subterranean termites statewide and aggressive Formosan termites along the coast. That's why the state requires the CL-100 report at closing and why most homeowners keep a termite bond. Start with what treatment costs or find termite companies in your city.