Updated October 5, 2026 · 10 min read
Most Hawkins homes pay $150–$275 for a one-time inside-and-outside pest treatment, or $85–$140 per visit on a quarterly plan after a $125–$225 first service. Termite work costs more, with liquid treatment on a typical home at $1,000–$2,800. These are 2026 estimates for Wood County, and the price is approved before treatment.
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Around Hawkins, termites swarm from late February through May, ticks peak from spring into early summer, and mosquitoes and wasps build through the hot months. Fire ants rebuild after every soaking rain in spring and fall, and fall cold fronts push mice and rats into houses and barns. A warm winter week can wake almost any of them.
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Lake houses around Hawkins deal with mosquitoes from spring to the first hard freeze, spiders and wasps on docks and decks, termites in damp wood near the shoreline and mice in homes that sit empty between weekends. Monthly mosquito visits in season, paired with quarterly perimeter service, handle most lake lots.
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On wooded and brushy acreage around Hawkins, lone star ticks do most of the biting, with American dog ticks along grassy edges and roadsides. Ticks peak from spring into early summer but bite in any warm spell. Mowing, clearing brush near the house, protecting pets and targeted yard treatment cut how many you bring home.
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Pier-and-beam houses around Hawkins give eastern subterranean termites an easy route: mud tubes up brick or concrete piers, damp soil in the crawlspace and wood that touches dirt. A yearly crawlspace inspection catches most activity early. Treatment is usually a liquid barrier around the piers and perimeter, or a bait system, priced after the inspection.
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