Arrow Exterminators Termite Treatment Cost (2026)
Arrow Exterminators is one of the largest privately-held pest control companies in the US, family-owned by the Thomas family and headquartered in Atlanta. Its own about page describes it as the largest family-owned pest and termite control company in the country, operating over 200 service centers across 16 states. On price, Arrow behaves like almost every chain in this industry: it publishes nothing and routes you to a free inspection. That is the honest starting point for this page, and the reason the table below records confirmed blanks rather than estimates.
What Arrow Exterminators publishes, and what it does not
Arrow publishes no termite price. Neither an install figure nor an annual renewal figure appears anywhere on its site, and it publishes no damage repair cap and no bond transfer fee. We leave those blanks rather than filling them with an estimate, because a guess at a company's undisclosed price is not something a reader can check or hold anyone to. Every row below marked "published" is quoted from Arrow's own pages with the check date. Every row marked "Not published" is a negative we confirmed by reading those pages, not an inference.
| Line | What is published | Basis |
|---|---|---|
| Initial treatment | Not published | No figure on any Arrow page we read; the termite page routes to a free inspection |
| Annual renewal (bond) | Not published | Arrow names a termite bond but publishes no renewal price |
| Bond transfer fee at home sale | Not published | No transfer fee and no transfer clause published |
| Damage repair cap | Not published | Termite page claims "unsurpassed termite bonds" with no dollar figure |
| Named systems | STEPS Total Protection System, Sentricon System | Arrow termite control page, checked 4 Oct 2026 |
| Initial inspection | Free inspection offered | Arrow termite control page, checked 4 Oct 2026 |
| Scale | Over 200 service centers, 16 states | Arrow about-us page, checked 4 Oct 2026 |
- Initial treatment
- Not published
- No figure on any Arrow page we read; the termite page routes to a free inspection
- Annual renewal (bond)
- Not published
- Arrow names a termite bond but publishes no renewal price
- Bond transfer fee at home sale
- Not published
- No transfer fee and no transfer clause published
- Damage repair cap
- Not published
- Termite page claims "unsurpassed termite bonds" with no dollar figure
- Named systems
- STEPS Total Protection System, Sentricon System
- Arrow termite control page, checked 4 Oct 2026
- Initial inspection
- Free inspection offered
- Arrow termite control page, checked 4 Oct 2026
- Scale
- Over 200 service centers, 16 states
- Arrow about-us page, checked 4 Oct 2026
What's included vs not
Typically included
- ✓Initial WDO inspection by a licensed Arrow technician, offered free
- ✓Sentricon bait install where the inspection calls for bait
- ✓Liquid Termidor application where bait is inappropriate or supplementary
- ✓An annual termite bond, which Arrow names but does not price
- ✓STEPS Total Protection bundle (combined termite plus general pest) as an option
Typically NOT included
- ✗Any published price, for the install or the renewal
- ✗A published damage repair cap in dollars
- ✗Wood replacement and structural carpentry (separate scope)
- ✗Tent fumigation, which Arrow does not present as an in-house service
Service area
Arrow Exterminators says it operates over 200 service centers across 16 US states, with its densest footprint in the Southeast and metro Atlanta. It does not publish the 16-state list on its about page, so check the locations finder for your own state rather than assuming coverage. Family-owned by the Thomas family since Starkey and Imogene Thomas founded the company in 1964, and Arrow describes itself as the largest family-owned pest and termite control company in the US.
Main competitors in their service area
Frequently asked questions
How much does Arrow Exterminators charge for termite treatment?
Arrow does not say. We read its termite control page and its about page on 4 October 2026 and found no install price, no annual renewal price, no transfer fee and no damage repair cap. The site routes you to a free inspection instead. Anyone quoting you a specific Arrow price range, including a range you find on a review site, is estimating rather than reporting something Arrow published.
Is Arrow Exterminators cheaper than Orkin?
There is no published basis for answering that. Orkin does publish indicative install ranges on its own pricing page, but Arrow publishes no price at all, so the two cannot be compared on published figures. Any percentage gap between them is somebody's estimate, not a number either company stands behind. Get both quotes on the same written scope, the same chemistry and the same guarantee type, and compare those.
Does Arrow use Sentricon?
Yes. Arrow's own termite control page names the Sentricon System alongside its STEPS Total Protection System. Which one you are offered depends on the inspection findings and the species involved, so ask the inspector to write the system and the chemistry onto the quote.
What is STEPS Total Protection?
STEPS Total Protection System is Arrow's named bundled programme, combining termite cover with general pest control. Arrow publishes the name but not a price. Customers who want termite-only cover can ask for it priced separately; the bundling is a sales preference, not a structural requirement.
Where does Arrow Exterminators actually serve?
Arrow's about page says over 200 service centers across 16 states, without listing which 16, so check its locations finder against your own state rather than relying on a second-hand list. Its densest footprint is the Southeast and metro Atlanta, but the 16 states reach beyond the Southeast, so do not rule Arrow out on region alone.