General Pest Control in Southlake, TX

Four visits a year, scheduled by the Southlake office without you booking each one. On these properties the visits concentrate on the landscape edge and the irrigated beds against the foundation, because that is where the pressure on the building comes from.

Products are placed where pests travel, along the slab line, the bed edges and the entry points, rather than across floors and lawn where children and pets actually are. We give you re-entry times for anything treated rather than a vague reassurance. If you want a particular room or a play area left alone, say so and we will work around it.

The default is a one-year agreement, and we would rather be straight about that than advertise no contract and produce one at signup. Other arrangements exist for people who will not commit to a year, and the office will set them out. Cancelling inside the term has terms attached, which you see in writing beforehand.

You can do a one-time treatment and it will help for a few weeks. What it will not do is hold, because the population outside is unaffected and the routes in stay open. Quarterly works because product life and the turn of the seasons both land at about ninety days, so each visit arrives as the previous one fades rather than long after.

Ring the office and we return at no additional charge. On Southlake properties a between-visit callback often points at an irrigation or planting change rather than a treatment failure, and we would rather find that than reapply over the top of it.

It is the sealing side of the work rather than the spraying side. Gaps smaller than a golf ball and reachable without a ladder get closed as part of the plan, because closing a route beats treating what comes through it. Anything larger, or needing ladder work, carries an additional charge and we tell you before doing it.

Exterior rodent coverage is included. Interior work is separate with its own free inspection, and around Southlake that usually means roof rats reaching a large attic via overhanging trees, which is a sealing job rather than something a quarterly visit addresses.

General pests and exterior rodent work are in. Termites and mosquitoes are separate. With creek corridors and greenbelt behind many Southlake properties, mosquito service is the one most households here end up adding, and we will say so plainly rather than implying it is covered.