Pest control requests across the Clarksville and Fort Campbell areaClarksville and Fort Campbell area7am to 8pm, 7 days
Call(931) 416-0793

Pest control in Clarksville and Fort Campbell

Clarksville pest control from a licensed local company

Termites, roaches, brown recluses, bed bugs or mice? Tell us what you're seeing and your ZIP. A licensed company that serves your area calls you back and sets a time to look.

Ask for an inspection and a written price before anything is treated. You shouldn't have to sign a year-long contract just to get a quote.

We only refer companies chartered by the Tennessee Department of Agriculture, and licensed by the Kentucky Department of Agriculture for Kentucky addresses.Licensed companies only: a Tennessee Department of Agriculture charter, or a Kentucky license on the KY side.

Single-story red brick house with white trim, a front porch and a green lawn

Ask for an inspection

Takes about a minute. Clarksville and the Fort Campbell area.

What do you need help with? Pick any

What a local company can handle

The Clarksville pest year

How we built this
  • Avg. days with a daily mean of 50°F+ (NOAA, 2002 to 2025)
  • Termite swarm season (spring)
  • 5+ nights at 65°F or warmer: mosquito months
  • 5+ freezing nights: mice move in

A bat in the bedroom, wasps inside, or a snake in the house?

Call or text and say it's urgent. Keep kids and pets in another room until someone looks.

Fort Campbell families

Moving in, moving out, or buying with a VA loan

About 38% of occupied homes in Clarksville's three city ZIP codes are rented (Census ACS 2020 to 2024), and a lot of them turn over with every PCS season. That's when bed bugs and roaches ride in on furniture and boxes, and when buyers find out a VA loan needs a termite inspection report.

Painted barn-style sign reading I Believe in Clarksville with the Tennessee tri-star
Clarksville, Tennessee. Photo: Elmer Cañas, Unsplash.

How it works

  1. Tell us what you're seeing. Use the form, or text a photo of the bug or the damage.
  2. A licensed local company calls you back. They ask a few questions and set a time to look.
  3. Ask for an inspection and a written price. Nothing is treated until you say yes.

Clarksville Pest Pros is a referral service. The company that calls you does the inspection and the work, and sets its own prices.

What it usually costs

Published national price ranges, not quotes. The company that inspects your home gives you its own price before any treatment.

General pest control, one-time treatment

$50 to $500

This Old House, March 12, 2026

Termite inspection

$75 to $325

This Old House, June 17, 2026

Bed bug treatment, any method

$1,000 to $4,000

This Old House, March 12, 2026

Mice and other rodents

$180 to $600

This Old House, March 12, 2026

Wasp nest removal

$325 to $450

Fixr, January 31, 2025

Mosquito yard treatment, full season

$373 to $694

Fixr, December 31, 2025

See every range and its source in the cost guide

Why Clarksville homes see so many pests

The season is long. NOAA's daily record for Outlaw Field shows 251 days a year with a daily mean temperature of 50°F or warmer (2002 to 2025), which is roughly when insects become active. The median last spring freeze is April 6 and the first fall freeze October 31, about 208 frost-free days. This year ran warm: 244 such days through October 24, 2026, against about 226 by that date in an average year.

It's wet, too. About 48.7 inches of rain a year falls across every month, and summer brings about 82 nights that stay at 65°F or warmer. Moist soil feeds subterranean termites; warm, still nights are mosquito nights; and when the 78 or so freezing nights arrive each winter, mice look for a way inside.

The housing is young and growing: about 48% of homes in the city ZIP codes were built in 2000 or later. New houses still get termites, since the colonies live in the soil, and new subdivisions cut into woods where ticks and wildlife already live.

Insect-active days per month in Clarksville (daily mean 50°F or warmer)

Jan: 4 days4JanFeb: 6 days6FebMar: 16 days16MarApr: 25 days25AprMay: 31 days31MayJun: 30 days30JunJul: 31 days31JulAug: 31 days31AugSep: 30 days30SepOct: 28 days28OctNov: 13 days13NovDec: 7 days7Dec
Source: NOAA NCEI daily summaries, Clarksville Outlaw Field (USW00003894), 2002 to 2025 (23 full years; 2011 skipped for a data gap).

Warm nights per month, low of 65°F or warmer (peak mosquito nights)

Jan: 0 nights0JanFeb: 0 nights0FebMar: 0 nights0MarApr: 1 nights1AprMay: 6 nights6MayJun: 18 nights18JunJul: 25 nights25JulAug: 22 nights22AugSep: 9 nights9SepOct: 1 nights1OctNov: 0 nights0NovDec: 0 nights0Dec
Source: NOAA NCEI daily summaries, Clarksville Outlaw Field (USW00003894), 2002 to 2025 (23 full years; 2011 skipped for a data gap).

Clarksville by the numbers

251

insect-active days a year at Outlaw Field (daily mean 50°F+, NOAA 2002 to 2025)

48.7"

of rain in an average year, spread across all twelve months

38%

of occupied homes in Clarksville's city ZIP codes are rented (Census ACS 2020 to 2024)

143,818

homes across the 14 ZIP codes we cover, Dover to Springfield

See the full Clarksville pest data

Read this before you call

Areas we cover

Clarksville and Fort Campbell, plus the Tennessee and Kentucky towns around them. If your town isn't listed, ask anyway.

Questions people ask

Short answers on price and safety here, and longer ones in the guides.

All questions and answers

How much does pest control cost in Clarksville?

It depends on the pest and the house. Our cost guide lists published price ranges for the common jobs, with sources. The company gives you its own price before any treatment.

Why are there so many bugs in Clarksville?

A long warm season and steady rain. Outlaw Field averages 251 days a year with a daily mean of 50°F or warmer, the usual threshold for insect activity, and about 48.7 inches of rain spread across every month (NOAA, 2002 to 2025).

Is pest control safe for kids and pets?

Ask the company which products they plan to use and how long kids and pets should stay off treated areas, and read the label directions they follow. If you have pets or someone with asthma at home, say so when you book.

How do I know the company is licensed?

Tennessee pest control businesses need a charter from the Tennessee Department of Agriculture, and you can look one up online. Our license guide shows how. We only refer chartered companies.

Who will come to my house?

An independent, licensed pest control company that serves your ZIP code. Clarksville Pest Pros is a referral service; we pass along your request so you don't have to call around.

Get the bugs out of the house

One request. A licensed local company. An inspection and a written price before any treatment.