Pest control & wildlife removal in Texas
Texas heat keeps roaches, ants and rodents busy most of the year, and fast-growing suburbs put homes right next to wildlife habitat.
Call (601) 907-6679For houses, family homes and apartments. Not for commercial buildings or mobile homes.
Cities we cover in Texas
Houston
Harris County
See Houston →San Antonio
Bexar County
See San Antonio →Dallas
Dallas County
See Dallas →Austin
Travis County
See Austin →Fort Worth
Tarrant County
See Fort Worth →El Paso
El Paso County
See El Paso →Arlington
Tarrant County
See Arlington →Corpus Christi
Nueces County
See Corpus Christi →Plano
Collin County
See Plano →Lubbock
Lubbock County
See Lubbock →Frisco
Collin County
See Frisco →McKinney
Collin County
See McKinney →Garland
Dallas County
See Garland →Irving
Dallas County
See Irving →Laredo
Webb County
See Laredo →Amarillo
Potter County
See Amarillo →Grand Prairie
Dallas County
See Grand Prairie →Brownsville
Cameron County
See Brownsville →McAllen
Hidalgo County
See McAllen →Killeen
Bell County
See Killeen →Waco
McLennan County
See Waco →Denton
Denton County
See Denton →Round Rock
Williamson County
See Round Rock →Pearland
Brazoria County
See Pearland →Sugar Land
Fort Bend County
See Sugar Land →The Woodlands
Montgomery County
See The Woodlands →Katy
Fort Bend County
See Katy →Tyler
Smith County
See Tyler →Midland
Midland County
See Midland →Beaumont
Jefferson County
See Beaumont →Conroe
Montgomery County
See Conroe →College Station
Brazos County
See College Station →Common wildlife in Texas
- Raccoons
- Fox and gray squirrels
- Bats
- Opossums
- Skunks
- Snakes
- Mice and rats
- Birds
Common household pests
- Fire ants and other ants
- American, German and smokybrown cockroaches
- Spiders, including brown recluses
- Crickets and silverfish
When problems peak
Pest pressure runs most of the year. Raccoons and squirrels nest in attics in spring, and roaches and ants peak in summer.
Texas wildlife rules
Texas regulates nuisance wildlife control and trapping through Texas Parks and Wildlife. Licensed operators know the rules. For details, see the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department.
Need help at your Texas home?Availability depends on providers in your area.
Call (601) 907-6679