
Worried about the cost of lice treatment? Don't be! At LiceDoctors, we offer family-friendly pricing to make professional lice removal accessible to everyone.
Unlike other companies, we charge by the hour to make sure you're only paying for what you need and for the time that we're in your home.
Here's the details on our pricing:
Our prices are significantly lower than many other lice companies that may charge as much as $800 or more for a family of four
FOLLOW-ON TREATMENTS ARE ALSO AVAILABLE
If you would like a follow-up treatment for additional peace of mind, or if you have been re-exposed from school or family members outside of your home outside of the 30-day guarantee we offer discounted rates!
Simply call or schedule an appointment with LiceDoctors and we will dispatch an expert lice technician to your home. Our Washington D.C. lice service uses an all natural treatment that will leave you lice-free.
We are the most experienced and cost-effective lice removal service in the area; we have treated hundreds of thousands of clients over 20 years. LiceDoctors operates under the guidance of a board-certified, on-staff medical professionals and we back our service with a full guarantee! Let's get an expert lice technician to your house today to treat you in absolute privacy.

LiceDoctors is the most experienced and cost-effective lice removal service in the D.C. metro area, having treated over 500,000 clients in over 20 years. We have on-call expert lice technicians throughout the area, from Chevy Chase to Georgetown and beyond, ready to make a visit to your home to treat you in privacy and safety. And try us risk-free: we back our service with a full guarantee!
Here’s What Else Makes Us the Best in the Business:

Why Lice Infestations are Tricky:
We understand how frustrating it can be to try to treat head lice on your own. Lice have mutated and have become resistant to chemical lice removal products. In order to put an end to a lice infestation, every nit (lice egg) must be removed from the hair. If nits are left behind with no follow-up, they will hatch and the case will start up again.
What We Do:
We offer same day service - 7 days a week. Call us at 202-570-7406 for lice service at your convenience.
Lice has historically spread throughout the D.C. area via schools, public parks, and the WMATA, especially on the Metro. While summer months are common peaks for lice outbreaks in the city, lice can run rampant during any season, especially when kids spend a lot of time in close proximity to each other. No matter the time of year or day of the week, we offer an immediate and safe remedy to treat your lice problem.
Washington D.C and Metro Areas - (202) 570-7406 Montgomery County, Maryland – (240) 720-7491 Prince George County, Maryland - (240) 720-7491 Charles County, Maryland - (240) 720-7491 Baltimore County, Maryland - (443) 873-2187 Howard County, Maryland - (443) 873-2187 Anne Arundel County, Maryland - (443) 873-2187 Harford County, Maryland - (443) 873-2187 Northern Virginia - (703) 662-4519
We service all zip codes in the area including 20002, 20010 and 20043.
Lice Removal Washington D.C - (202) 570-74
Head Lice treatment is available in Aspen Hill, Bethesda, Colesville, Fairland, Gaithersburg, Hillandale, Kennsington, Montgomery Village, Olney, Poolsville, Potomac, Redland, Rockville, Silver Spring, Washington D.C., White Oak and many more.
Head Lice treatment is available in Ashton-Sandy, Aspen Hill, Beallsville, Bethesda, Boyds, Brookmont, Brookville, Burtonsville, Calverton, Chevy Chase, Clarksburg, Cloverly, Colesville, Damascus, Darnestown, Derwood, Dickerson, Fairland, Forest Glen, Friendship, Gaithersburg, Germantown, Glen Echo, Glenmont, Hillandale, Kemp Mill, Kensington, Montgomery Village, North Bethesda, North Kensington, North Potomac, Olney, Poolesville, Potomac, Redland, Rockville, Rossmoor, Silver Spring, Somerset, South Kensington, Takoma Park, Travilah, Village, Wheaton-Glenmont, White Oak and many more.
Head Lice treatment is available in Bowie, College Park, Capitol Heights, Hyattsville, Prince George, Riverdale Park and many more.
Head Lice treatment is available in Indian Head, La Plata and many more.
Head Lice treatment is available in Baltimore, Catonsville, Cockeysville, Germantown, Hunt Valley, Lutherville, Owings Mills, Pikesville, Reisterstown, Ruxton, Towson and many more.
Head Lice treatment is available in Arbutus, Calverton, Catonsville, Columbia, Elkridge, Ellicott City, Fairland, Hillcrest Heights,Laurel, Lochearn, Milford Mill, North Laurel, Randallstown, Severn, South Laurel and many more.
Head Lice treatment is available in Annapolis, Crofton, Severna Park and many more.
Head Lice treatment is available in Aberdeen, Havre de Grace and many more.
Head Lice treatment is available in Alexandria, Annandale, Arlington, Burke, Centreville, Fairfax, Falls Church, Franconia, Groveton, Idylwood, Jefferson, Lincolnia, McClean, Oakton, Rosslyn, Shirlington, Springfield, Tysons Corner, Vienna, Wolf Trap and many more.
If you or your kids have long hair, you should wear it pulled up in a bun or a braid and spray a protective coating over the hair when around other people in the DC area.This makes the hair more challenging for the lice to grab onto and climb up to the scalp. LiceDoctors has a lice repellent spray that coats the hair and has a peppermint scent that helps to repel lice. https://www.licedoctors.com/product/lice-repellent-spray
It can be difficult to identify a case of head lice. Head lice are common in the Washington DC metro area and they often go undetected because people do not know what to look for. A bright light, magnifying lens, and fine-toothed comb will help in finding lice. If you don’t see a live louse (they move quickly), then look for nits (eggs) that are glued to the hair about 1/4 from the scalp. If you are unsure of a head lice diagnosis call in LiceDoctors and a lice specialist will come to your D.C. area home and let you know for sure
Lice transmission happens when an infected person comes into head to head contact with another person. The lice crawl from head to head; they do not fly. Lice are not likely to be transferred through caps, helmets, and hair brushes, but it is possible.
Lice are very common today as lice have mutated and become immune to chemical lice products. These lice, called super lice, are often passed from child to child. Approximately 6-12 million cases are estimated each year, although the number may be higher as many people don’t report it. Children in Washington DC, as around the nation, often present with “super lice”.
