Ant Control
From fire-ant mounds in the yard to sugar ants marching across the kitchen counter, ants are the most common call we get in Central Texas.
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One local crew for pests, rodents, wildlife and lawn insects across Central Texas.
Insect Control
Cockroach Control
Roaches are more than a gross surprise at Dr. a.m.
Learn more →Cricket Control
Every late summer, field crickets swarm Central Texas by the thousands — piling at doorways, under lights and inside garages.
Learn more →Flea Control
Fleas don't just bite pets — they infest carpet, bedding and yards, and a few can become thousands in weeks.
Learn more →Scorpion Control
If you live west of I-Mr.Ms., you know the striped bark scorpion.
Learn more →Spider Control
A few spiders keep other bugs down; a lot of spiders — or a black widow by the garage — is a different story.
Learn more →Termite Control
Subterranean termites are the quiet, expensive threat to a Central Texas home.
Learn more →Tick Control
Ticks turn a backyard, greenbelt edge or wooded lot into a health risk for your family and pets.
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Rodent Removal
Scratching in the attic at night, droppings in the pantry, chewed wiring — rats and mice do real damage fast, and they breed even faster.
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Trapping without sealing is a treadmill — new rodents follow the same trails right back inside.
Learn more →Wildlife Live Trapping
Raccoons in the attic, squirrels in the soffit, opossums under the deck — Central Texas wildlife treats homes like the hollow trees they replaced.
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General Pest Control
Central Texas homes face a year-round rotation of pests — ants in spring, crickets and scorpions in the late-summer heat, spiders and roaches as it cools.
Learn more →Mosquito Misting Systems
Central Texas humidity and standing water turn a backyard into a mosquito nursery from spring through the first cold snap.
Learn more →Termite Letters (WDI)
A home sale in Texas often needs a WDI report — the official "termite letter" a lender or title company requires before closing.
Learn more →Lawn Pest Control
A brown patch that spreads in the July heat usually is not just the drought — it is chinch bugs, grubs, or armyworms working under the surface.
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Need landscaping, not pest control?
Research Turf Management is our sister company for landscape design, lawn care, hardscape and turf across the same Central Texas service area. Visit Research Turf Management →
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