General Pest Control in Aubrey, TX

Four visits a year, scheduled from the Aubrey office. Out here the first visit usually involves more sealing than treating, because recent construction on open ground tends to arrive with weep holes and garage corners still open.

Treatment goes where pests move rather than across open floors, so it stays away from the areas children, dogs and anyone else actually use. We tell you how long to keep off anything treated. On acreage that includes being specific about outbuildings and any ground animals have access to.

A one-year agreement is the default and we say so upfront rather than advertising otherwise. If a year does not suit, the office has other options and will lay them out. Whatever you sign, the cancellation terms are in front of you before you sign it rather than afterwards.

One-time treatment buys a few weeks and then the pressure returns, and out here it returns faster because open ground on the boundary keeps resupplying. Quarterly holds because treatments fade and seasons turn at roughly the same rate, so the next visit arrives as the last one is wearing off.

Call and we come back at no extra charge. On properties bordering pasture this is worth using rather than waiting, because a between-visit problem out here often means something changed outside, a build started next door or ground was cleared.

It is the sealing half of the job. Openings smaller than a golf ball that can be reached without a ladder get closed within the plan, which on recent construction out here is usually weep holes and a garage corner. Bigger gaps or ladder work cost extra and we say so before starting.

Exterior rodent work is included in the plan. Interior problems get their own free inspection, and around Aubrey that inspection normally takes in the outbuildings too, since treating a house while a barn population carries on is not a plan.

General pests plus exterior rodent work. Termites and mosquitoes are separate services. On new construction out here termites are worth a separate conversation, because site clearing buries timber and a three-year-old house is not evidence of anything.