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Idaho Pest Control License Renewal: Deadlines, Fees and CE

The Professional Pesticide Applicator License (structural pest control categories e.g. IP/CP) (Idaho State Department of Agriculture - Pesticide Licensing) renews every 5 years, has a renewal fee of about $300 and requires 40 hours of continuing education. Fees change, so check the official site for the exact amount.

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Verified dataLast checked Oct 17, 2026, next review due July 2027

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Professional Pesticide Applicator License (structural pest control categories e.g. IP/CP)

Professional · State license · Idaho State Department of Agriculture - Pesticide Licensing

We did not find online renewal for this license, so the link may open the board site.

Renewal cycle
Every 5 years
Continuing education
40 hours
Show CE rules40 recertification credits during the 5-year period from Department-accredited pesticide seminars (1 credit per 50 minutes); excess credits do not carry over; alternatively recertify by passing the exam. Dealer license ($250/5 yrs) expires with Professional license.
Deadline rule
5-year licensing/recertification period beginning the January 1 after initial licensing and expiring December 31 of the fifth year. Eligible for renewal no sooner than 45 days before expiration.
Show fees, grace period, bond and insurance
Grace period
A license may be renewed up to 12 months after its expiration date if recertification credits were met (IDAPA 02.03.03).

Fees, approximate

Renewal fee
About $300
Late fee
No late fee found in rules consulted.
Reinstatement
Failure to complete recertification credits before expiration requires retaking and passing the applicable exam(s). Exam fee about $10 per category.

Fees change. Check the official site for the exact amount.

Why approximate?

Boards change fees often and some charge extra processing fees. We show a recent amount so you can plan.

Bond
Not required
Insurance
Proof of financial responsibility: liability insurance, approved bond, CD, annuity or letter of credit. Minimum coverage: bodily injury $50,000 per person / $100,000 per occurrence; property damage $50,000 per occurrence; max deductible $5,000. Notify ISDA immediately on cancellation or reduction.
Reciprocity
Reciprocal licensing available with a Letter of Good Standing from home state (ISDA application).
Notes

Requires the CO (core) exam plus at least one category; ISDA licenses applicators and Idaho has no separate structural pest control board. Commercial Apprentice license $120, expires 2 years from issue and is non-renewable. Phone 208-332-8600; [email protected]. Fee $300 and 40 credits per IDAPA 02.03.03 (rule dated 7-1-26) and the ISDA 2026-27 application. Specific structural category names are not listed here.

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The hours, required topics, approved providers and reporting rules for each license are on the Idaho Pest control continuing education page.

How to renew

  1. 1Check your Professional Pesticide Applicator License (structural pest control categories e.g. IP/CP) deadline: 5-year licensing/recertification period beginning the January 1 after initial licensing and expiring December 31 of the fifth year. Eligible for renewal no sooner than 45 days before expiration.
  2. 2Complete 40 continuing education hours before renewing. 40 recertification credits during the 5-year period from Department-accredited pesticide seminars (1 credit per 50 minutes); excess credits do not carry over; alternatively recertify by passing the exam. Dealer license ($250/5 yrs) expires with Professional license.
  3. 3Confirm your insurance meet the board requirements and are not expiring.
  4. 4Renewal information: https://agri.idaho.gov/main/pesticides/
  5. 5Pay the renewal fee on the official site. Expect about $300, but fees change.
  6. 6If you miss the deadline: No late fee found in rules consulted.

Idaho Pest control renewal questions

Answers come from the records above. Informational: verify with the issuing board.

When does an Idaho pest control license expire?

Professional Pesticide Applicator License (structural pest control categories e.g. IP/CP): renews every 5 years. 5-year licensing/recertification period beginning the January 1 after initial licensing and expiring December 31 of the fifth year. Eligible for renewal no sooner than 45 days before expiration. Check with Idaho State Department of Agriculture - Pesticide Licensing before you rely on it.

How many CE hours does an Idaho pest control license need?

Professional Pesticide Applicator License (structural pest control categories e.g. IP/CP): 40 hours per renewal. Check with Idaho State Department of Agriculture - Pesticide Licensing before you rely on it.

Is there a grace period for an Idaho pest control license?

A license may be renewed up to 12 months after its expiration date if recertification credits were met (IDAPA 02.03.03). Check with Idaho State Department of Agriculture - Pesticide Licensing before you rely on it.

How much does it cost to renew an Idaho pest control license?

Professional Pesticide Applicator License (structural pest control categories e.g. IP/CP): About $300. Fees change. Check the official site for the exact amount.

What happens if an Idaho pest control license expires?

No late fee found in rules consulted. Fees change. Check the official site for the exact amount.

Does Idaho accept pest control licenses from other states?

Reciprocal licensing available with a Letter of Good Standing from home state (ISDA application). Check with Idaho State Department of Agriculture - Pesticide Licensing before you rely on it.

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This information is here to help you plan, not to replace the board. Fee amounts are approximate and may be out of date. Deadlines and continuing education rules change too, sometimes without much notice. Always confirm with your licensing board and its official site before you rely on a date or an amount. This is not legal advice.

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