Pest Control Receipt

The receipt includes essential information about the services provided and their associated costs. It also identifies the business, client, and technician.

Table of Contents

• Who Uses a Pest Control Receipt?
• Are Pest Control Services Subject to Sales Taxes?
• What to Include
• Table: Pest Control Technician Hourly Rates

Who Uses a Pest Control Receipt?

Any business or technician who provides pest control services to the general public can use a pest control receipt.

Are Pest Control Services Subject to Sales Taxes?

Pest control services are subject to state sales taxes in the following states:

• Connecticut, Delaware (gross receipts tax), Florida, Hawaii, Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska, New Jersey, New Mexico, Ohio, Pennsylvania, South Dakota, and West Virginia.

What to Include

• Client name, address, and phone number;
• Company name, address, phone number, email address, and website;
• Description of materials used and their associated costs;
• Description of services rendered and their associated costs;
• Payment method (cash, check, credit card, other);
• Receipt number;
• Service date(s) and time(s);
• Subtotal;
• Tax rate (if applicable);
• Total tax due (if applicable);
• Total amount due;
• Total amount paid;
• Total balance due (if applicable); and
• Transaction date.

Table: Pest Control Technician Hourly Rates (By State)

The national average hourly rate for pest control technicians is $18.46 per hour (range of $13.82 to $24.66). However, specific hourly rates for pest control services vary by state. The table below lists the average hourly rates and pay ranges for every state and the District of Columbia (source: Indeed). COLUMNS: STATE – AVERAGE HOURLY RATE – HOURLY RANGE

• Alabama – $17.90 – $11.69 to $27.39
• Alaska – $22.67 – $12.77 to $40.25
• Arizona – $17.54 – $13.79 to $22.31
• Arkansas – $14.32 – $10.50 to $19.54
• California – $20.85 – $15.92 to $27.30
• Colorado – $20.86 – $17.38 to $25.04
• Connecticut – $19.49 – $16.44 to $23.11
• Delaware – $20.78 – $14.15 to $30.53
• Florida – $19.00 – $11.55 to $31.27
• Georgia – $17.24 – $12.00 to $24.77
• Hawaii – $17.94 – $15.56 to $20.70
• Idaho – $18.09 – $14.08 to $23.23
• Illinois – $18.35 – $15.20 to $22.15
• Indiana – $19.82 – $13.97 to $28.12
• Iowa – $18.85 – $13.04 to $27.25
• Kansas – $19.55 – $14.67 to $26.07
• Kentucky – $16.75 – $10.75 to $26.07
• Louisiana – $16.23 – $11.60 to $22.69
• Maine – $20.45 – $17.81 to $23.49
• Maryland – $19.89 – $15.66 to $25.27
• Massachusetts – $20.85 – $17.27 to $25.19
• Michigan – $18.09 – $15.08 to $21.70
• Minnesota – $19.78 – $14.47 to $27.03
• Mississippi – $18.41 – $13.71 to $24.73
• Missouri – $18.66 – $13.52 to $25.75
• Montana – $19.68 – $17.00 to $22.77
• Nebraska – $18.89 – $12.78 to $27.94
• Nevada – $18.28 – $12.00 to $27.85
• New Hampshire – $20.84 – $16.09 to $26.98
• New Jersey – $18.94 – $14.74 to $24.35
• New Mexico – $15.06 – $11.69 to $19.41
• New York – $19.86 – $13.65 to $28.89
• North Carolina – $19.15 – $14.21 to $25.80
• North Dakota – $17.34 – $13.42 to $22.40
• Ohio – $17.43 – $10.84 to $28.01
• Oklahoma – $17.97 – $13.56 to $23.82
• Oregon – $19.75 – $15.93 to $24.48
• Pennsylvania – $18.96 – $13.56 to $26.51
• Rhode Island – $20.67 – $16.42 to $26.02
• South Carolina – $18.17 – $13.27 to $24.89
• South Dakota – $19.09 – $17.66 to $20.64
• Tennessee – $18.67 – $12.70 to $27.46
• Texas – $16.59 – $11.92 to $23.09
• Utah – $17.98 – $14.30 to $22.61
• Vermont – $19.44 – $16.87 to $22.41
• Virginia – $18.29 – $14.46 to $23.13
• Washington – $20.82 – $17.03 to $25.45
• Washington, D.C. – $18.74 – $15.42 to $22.78
• West Virginia – $16.32 – $12.87 to $20.69
• Wisconsin – $19.98 – $15.00 to $26.61
• Wyoming – $17.17 – $13.74 to $21.46