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Cost data verified June 2026 · Licence registers Sep 2026
State Register / AZFile ref: TT-REG-AZSnapshot 11 Sep 2026

Section A / Register summary

Licensed termite and pest control operators in Arizona

By Oliver Wakefield-Smith, Founder, Digital Signet·Verified June 2026

Arizona contributes 1,248 licensed operators to this register of 15,787 across 8 states, taken from the AZDA Office of Pest Management licensed pest management business list (records obtained by public records request from the Office of Pest Management, 11 Sep 2026). Arizona records the certification categories, wood-destroying organisms included, on the qualifying party and the certified applicators rather than on the business licence, so no termite share is shown for Arizona. 1,220 operators have a full file page; 1,192 geocoded to the rooftop, 51 to a ZIP centroid and 5 could not be placed. 37 operators are headquartered outside Arizona.

Records

1,248

AZDA OPM

Termite category

n/a

held on the applicator, not the business

Operator files

1,220

28 listed as rows

Area pages

13

11 metro/micro + roll-ups

Phone on file

1,248

100%

Section B / Metro areas

Where Arizona's licensed operators are

AreaOperators
Phoenix-Mesa-Chandler, AZ872
Tucson, AZ142
Prescott Valley-Prescott, AZ63
Lake Havasu City-Kingman, AZ34
Yuma, AZ34
Sierra Vista-Douglas, AZ23
Flagstaff, AZ9
Show Low, AZ8
Payson, AZ6
Safford, AZ6
Nogales, AZ3

Roll-ups / outside the larger metro areas

AreaOperators
Smaller markets and rural counties11
Out-of-state headquarters37

Metro pages exist for core-based statistical areas that span Arizona and hold at least three records. Everything else is grouped here: in-state operators in smaller markets and rural counties, and out-of-state headquarters licensed to work in Arizona.

Site plan / AZ

Arizona

Site plan of Arizona showing 12 area pages sized by how many licensed operators each holdsPhoenix-Mesa-Chandler, AZ: 872 recordsTucson, AZ: 142 recordsPrescott Valley-Prescott, AZ: 63 recordsLake Havasu City-Kingman, AZ: 34 recordsYuma, AZ: 34 recordsSierra Vista-Douglas, AZ: 23 recordsFlagstaff, AZ: 9 recordsShow Low, AZ: 8 recordsPayson, AZ: 6 recordsSafford, AZ: 6 recordsNogales, AZ: 3 recordsSmaller markets and rural counties: 11 records

12 area pages plotted at the average position of their own records. Dot size is the record count, not the land area. Open an area page below for the interactive plan.

Outline drawn: Arizona. One dot per area page, sized by how many licensed operators sit on it. Boundaries: US Census Bureau cartographic boundary files.

Cost context / Arizona

What treatment costs in Arizona

Liquid

$900 to $2,200

Bait

$1,400 to $3,000

Tent

$1,800 to $3,500

Tent: uncommon in Arizona; mostly older central and southern AZ homes with confirmed drywood infestation.

  • Statewide range: $800 to $3,500; bond $175 to $450 a year
  • Inspection form: Wood-Destroying Insect Inspection Report (WDIIR), the AZ OPM standard form
  • AZDA's Office of Pest Management licenses the business; the certification categories, wood-destroying organisms included, sit on the qualifying party and the certified applicators rather than on the business licence.
Bands from our Termite treatment cost in Arizona sheet (sources cited there). A licence listing says nothing about price; get three written quotes.

Categories on the AZ register

  • No category recorded at business level.

Arizona holds no category on the business licence. The Office of Pest Management licenses the business, and the certification categories, including (2A) wood-destroying organisms treatment and (2B) wood-destroying organisms inspection, sit on the qualifying party and the certified applicators who work under that licence. The list released here therefore carries one licence type and no category column. The department's registrations for cities, counties, state agencies, universities and school districts doing their own in-house pest management are excluded: they are not operators a homeowner can hire.

Section C / Reading an AZ licence record

What the AZDA OPM record does and does not tell you

Every record on this page comes from the AZDA Office of Pest Management licensed pest management business list, records obtained by public records request from the Office of Pest Management, 11 Sep 2026. The regulator is the Arizona Department of Agriculture (AZDA), Office of Pest Management. The status shown is the one on that file; a licence can lapse or be renewed between snapshots. The Arizona list is a point-in-time release of the department's licensed business record (records obtained by public records request from the Office of Pest Management, 11 Sep 2026), not a live feed. Only rows OPM marked Active are published, and a row whose printed expiry date had already passed when the department cut the file is dropped rather than shown as licensed.

Arizona records the certification categories, wood-destroying organisms included, on the qualifying party and the certified applicators rather than on the business licence. None of the 1,248 Arizona records can therefore be marked as termite or not termite, and this site does not guess. The categories that cover termite work in Arizona are (2A) wood-destroying organisms treatment and (2B) wood-destroying organisms inspection, and the Office of Pest Management holds them against the qualifying party and the certified applicators working under a business licence. Ask a business which of its people hold them, then check the business licence number with AZDA before booking the WDIIR inspection a lender asks for at closing.

1,220 records met the data floor for a full operator file (licence number, status and snapshot, address, county, metro, nearest alternatives, plus a phone number where the regulator publishes one). 1,192 geocoded to the rooftop, 51 to a ZIP centroid, and 5 could not be placed and are listed as rows only. 37 operators (3%) are headquartered outside Arizona.

Section D / Provenance

Provenance / Arizona

Source
AZDA Office of Pest Management licensed pest management business list
Regulator
Arizona Department of Agriculture (AZDA), Office of Pest Management
Snapshot
11 Sep 2026 (records obtained by public records request from the Office of Pest Management, 11 Sep 2026)
Basis
Public record obtained by public records request from the Arizona Department of Agriculture, Office of Pest Management, 11 September 2026 (A.R.S. 39-121); the department released it as a commercial-purpose record under A.R.S. 39-121.03
Verify
AZDA OPM public licence search

The list arrived as a public records request under A.R.S. 39-121 after the department's own business search proved to be behind a bot wall, which is why Arizona was recorded as not covered until now. Registrations held by cities, towns, counties, state agencies, universities and school districts for their own in-house pest management are excluded, and so are rows whose printed licence expiry had already passed on the file date. The alias column names the licensee of record, which on a sole proprietorship or a partnership is an individual; those names are dropped at ingest and never published. Web addresses are published exactly as the business gave them to the department. The file's second address line is not published: it repeats a suite or PMB already in the first line, and on one record it names an individual.

Status is shown exactly as the regulator reported it on the snapshot date and is not a statement about today. Registers change with every renewal cycle; the regulator's own search is the only current source. Business records only: individual applicators, technicians and field representatives are never listed here.

This register extract is an independent consumer guide, not a referral service and not an endorsement of any operator. We are not a pest control company and receive nothing from the businesses listed. Verify licence status with the regulator before signing a contract or paying a deposit. Listed businesses can request a correction or removal at [email protected].

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