The Austin Pest Control Area Service Areas

Round Rock has mixed-age neighborhoods and green corridors that invite ants, termites and mosquitoes into yards and homes.

Pflugerville's lakes and new neighborhoods make standing water and disturbed soil hotspots for mosquitoes and fire ants.

Cedar Park's hill-country edges and greenbelts create tick, scorpion and wasp pressure around yards and patios.

San Marcos' river corridors and campus rentals create unique pest patterns: mosquitoes near water and roaches in dense housing.

Georgetown's historic square and limestone hills bring termite, ant and rodent challenges to homes and businesses.

Leander's new subdivisions near creeklines and brush mean ticks, scorpions and fire ants can show up in yards and sheds.

Lakeway's lakefront homes and shady lots mean mosquitoes, ticks and wasps are seasonal concerns for properties near Lake Travis.

Temple's medical district and mixed housing types lead to rodent and roach service needs, plus seasonal mosquito pressure.

Killeen's military housing and busy rental market can mean fast-moving roach, bed bug and rodent problems in homes and apartments.

Waco's riverfront, historic homes and busy downtown create ant, roach and mosquito hotspots, especially in summer.

New Braunfels' rivers and tourist rentals raise mosquito, flea and bed bug pressure, plus termite concerns in older homes.

Seguin's river edges and farmland borders lead to rodents, mosquitoes and wildlife visits around homes and barns.