Top Dog Pest Control & Property Inspections
Biggera Waters, QLD

The highest-rated pest controllers on the Gold Coast right now are Top Dog Pest Control & Property Inspections (5.0 from 486 Google reviews), Viking Pest Control (5.0 from 479 Google reviews) and LessPest More Control (5.0 from 422 Google reviews). We rank 47 local pest controllers by Google rating weighted by review count, so a perfect score from a handful of reviews never outranks a proven track record. Compare them below and request free quotes from several at once.
Updated 22 September 2026
Ranked by Google rating weighted by review count — how we rank
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Based on Google ratings weighted by review count, the top-rated pest controllers on the Gold Coast are currently Top Dog Pest Control & Property Inspections, Viking Pest Control and LessPest More Control. The best choice still depends on your job — compare their services and request quotes from two or three.
Ranked by Google rating weighted by review count — how we rank
A general pest treatment on the Gold Coast typically costs $175–$440 and a termite inspection $245–$490. Prices include GST; the final quote depends on the size of your home, the pest and how severe the problem is.
| General pest treatment (inside and out) | $175 – $440 |
| Termite inspection | $245 – $490 |
| Pre-purchase pest inspection | $195 – $440 |
| Termite spot treatment | $245 – $880 |
| Termite chemical barrier, installed | $1,950 – $5,400 |
| Termite baiting system, installed | $1,950 – $4,400 |
| Rodent control | $195 – $440 |
| Cockroach treatment | $120 – $315 |
| Spider treatment | $120 – $275 |
| Ant treatment | $120 – $295 |
| Bed bug treatment | $195 – $490 per room |
Termites are particularly active in coastal Queensland, and anyone applying pesticides for a fee here must hold a Queensland Health pest management licence, so check credentials first.
Check their pest management licence.
Ask for the technician's Queensland Health pest management licence number. For termite work, confirm it includes the timber pest endorsement. You can verify it with Queensland Health's Public Health Regulation and Licensing unit on 07 3328 9310.
For termite barriers and treatments, check their QBCC licence too.
The QBCC recommends termite work is done by a QBCC-licensed contractor with a termite management licence. Search the business on the QBCC licensee register (https://my.qbcc.qld.gov.au/myQBCC/s/qbcc-licensee-register).
Book a termite inspection at least every 12 months.
The QBCC recommends at least yearly inspections, and more often in high-risk areas, such as homes near trees or bushland.
Get a written report and quote.
A termite inspection should come with a written report. Treatment quotes should name the product or system, its expected life and the warranty.
Check your termite control notice.
Homes built with termite protection should have a notice in the meter box showing the system, install date and recommended inspection frequency. Show it to your pest controller.
Ask about safety for children and pets.
Ask which products they'll use, how long to stay out of treated areas, and what to do with food, fish tanks and pets.
Check reviews for your type of job.
A business with many reviews for termite work is a safer bet for a termite job than a perfect score from a handful of reviews.
If termite work is defective, you can lodge a complaint with the QBCC on 139 333.
Based on Google ratings weighted by review count, the top-rated Gold Coast pest controllers are currently Top Dog Pest Control & Property Inspections, Viking Pest Control and LessPest More Control. The best choice still depends on your pest problem, so compare their services and request quotes from two or three.
A general pest treatment on the Gold Coast typically costs $175–$440, depending on the size of your home. Targeted treatments for cockroaches, spiders or ants usually cost $120–$315.
A termite inspection on the Gold Coast typically costs $245–$490. A pre-purchase pest inspection when buying a home costs about $195–$440.
The QBCC recommends a termite inspection at least every 12 months, and more often in high-risk areas such as homes near trees or bushland. Termites are particularly active in coastal Queensland.
An installed chemical termite barrier typically costs $1,950–$5,400, and a termite baiting system $1,950–$4,400. Chemical barriers have a limited life and need re-treatment, so ask how long the product lasts.
Yes. Anyone applying pesticides or fumigants for a fee in Queensland needs a pest management licence from Queensland Health, with a timber pest endorsement for termite work. Termite barriers and treatments also fall under QBCC licensing.
Local pest controllers typically recommend a general treatment every 3 to 6 months, depending on the property, with more frequent treatment for homes near bushland, waterways or heavy vegetation. Ask your pest controller what suits your home.
Ask your pest controller which products they'll use, how long to keep children and pets out of treated areas, and what to do with food, fish tanks and pet bowls before they start.
Yes. Requesting quotes is free for homeowners, with no obligation. Select the pest controllers you want, describe the job once, and each business receives your request directly.
Pest controllers are ordered by their Google rating weighted by review count, so a 5.0 from a few reviews doesn't outrank a 4.9 from hundreds. Businesses can't pay to change their position in the ranked list. See how we rank for the full method.