Service areas
San Antonio. New Braunfels. Hill Country.
Construction, soil, lot size, and land use change the pest pressure, so where you live belongs in the plan.
01 · San Antonio
- North San Antonio & Stone Oak →
Slab homes built against greenbelts and caliche hillsides, where termite swarms follow spring rain.
78258 · 78259 · 78260 · 78261 · 78266 - Northwest San Antonio & Leon Springs →
Wooded lots off I-10 and Boerne Stage Road, where scorpions and roof rats live right at the edge of the yard.
78255 · 78256 · 78257 · 78249 - West San Antonio & Alamo Ranch →
Newer master-planned neighborhoods where fire ants, roaches, and rodents find gaps the builders left.
78250 · 78251 · 78253 · 78254 - Medical Center & Castle Hills →
Apartments, offices, and 1960s ranch homes where German cockroaches and bed bugs travel with people.
78240 · 78230 · 78213 · 78216 - Northeast San Antonio & Live Oak →
Established neighborhoods along I-35 and Loop 1604 with mature trees, older slabs, and steady termite pressure.
78232 · 78233 · 78247 · 78217 - Bulverde →
Rocky lots and larger acreage up the US-281 corridor, where the limestone itself is scorpion habitat and pasture land keeps fire ants close to the yard.
78163 - Spring Branch →
Elevated Hill Country acreage and newer subdivisions west of 281, where long drives, rock walls, and cedar canopy bring pests right to the door.
78070
02 · New Braunfels
- New Braunfels →
River-town homes along the Guadalupe and the Comal, where fast-built subdivisions meet old German-era masonry and rental houses turn over weekly.
78130 · 78131 · 78132 - Gruene →
The historic river district on the north edge of New Braunfels, where century-old wood-frame homes sit under pecans and live oaks along the Guadalupe.
78130 - Canyon Lake →
Lakeside and hilltop homes around the reservoir, built into limestone and cedar, where weekend houses sit closed for weeks at a time.
78133
03 · Hill Country
- Boerne & Fair Oaks Ranch →
Limestone lots, live oak canopy, and stone homes where scorpions are a fact of life.
78006 · 78015 - Bandera & Pipe Creek →
Ranch homes, river cabins, and pier-and-beam houses along the Medina River.
78003 · 78063 - Kerrville & Mountain Home →
Homes along the Guadalupe and ranches toward Mountain Home, with outbuildings and long rural driveways.
78028 · 78029 · 78058 - Fredericksburg →
Historic limestone and timber buildings, guest houses, and wineries where pest work needs to be discreet and documented.
78624 - Johnson City →
Rocky Blanco County acreage and rural homes where pests come from well beyond the foundation.
78636 - Medina County →
From Castroville's historic homes to new subdivisions near Highway 90 and farmland toward Hondo.
78066 · 78056
