Pest Control and Exterminator Service in Round Rock and Williamson County
Ants in the kitchen, a scorpion in the bathtub, droppings in the attic, wings on the windowsill after a spring rain. A licensed applicator inspects first, names the pest, then treats it. Serving Round Rock and 8 nearby communities.
Based in Round Rock. Serving 8 surrounding communities in and around Williamson County.
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Pest control services in Williamson County
General Pest Control
Roaches, ants, spiders, crickets and silverfish. Inspection first, then inside and outside treatment, then a visit every quarter.
Termite Inspection & Treatment
Inspections for a home sale or peace of mind, liquid soil treatment and bait systems for active termites.
Bed Bug Treatment
Inspection first, then heat or chemical treatment room by room, with follow-up until the bites stop.
Fire Ant & Ant Control
Fire ant mounds in the yard, trails across the kitchen counter. Baits and treatments matched to the ant.
Rodent Control
Rats and mice trapped, entry points sealed, and the attic checked so they do not come back next winter.
Mosquito Control
Shrubs, fence lines and shaded resting spots treated, and standing water found and dumped.
Scorpion & Spider Control
Scorpions in the bathtub, black widows in the garage. Entry points sealed, harborage cleared and a perimeter treatment.
Wasp & Bee Removal
Paper wasp, yellowjacket and hornet nests removed. Live honeybee colonies referred to a registered beekeeper.
What actually gets into houses in Williamson County
Round Rock sees about 100 days a year over 90 degrees and only around 28 nights at or below freezing, so the bug season barely stops. Fire ants push up new mounds after every rain, striped bark scorpions, the most common scorpion in Central Texas, come inside after water in the hot dry stretches, native subterranean termites swarm in the spring, and roof rats move into attics when the cold fronts start.
That is why the first visit is an inspection and not a spray. The applicator walks the outside first: the slab edge, weep holes, the garage door seal, plumbing and AC line penetrations, the roofline where limbs touch it. Then the inside: under sinks, behind the water heater, the attic hatch. You get told what the pest is, where it is coming in, and what the treatment will be before any product goes down.
Every treatment is done by, or under the supervision of, an applicator licensed for the work in Texas. The product label is yours on request.
Service area: Round Rock, Georgetown, Cedar Park, Leander, Pflugerville, Hutto, Taylor, Liberty Hill, and Jarrell, and the communities around them. Call (737) 302-5432.
Areas we serve around Round Rock
Pest control and termite work across Williamson County. Pick your town for local pest notes, ZIP codes and prices.
Frequently asked questions
How much does pest control cost in Williamson County?
A first general treatment, inside and outside, is $150 to $300. Quarterly service after that is $100 to $180 a visit, and a callback between visits is usually part of the plan. Termites, bed bugs and rodents are priced after an inspection because the size of the job decides the number.
Do I need quarterly service or just one visit?
One visit handles a single problem: an ant trail, a wasp nest, a few roaches that came in with a box. Quarterly service is for houses that see bugs every season. The barrier along the slab and the weep holes breaks down with sun and rain, and a visit every three months keeps it working.
Is the treatment safe for kids and pets?
Products are applied by the label, and the label is the law. Most interior work is crack-and-crevice and bait, not a broadcast spray across the floor. Keep kids and pets off a treated surface until it dries, usually an hour or two. Ask for the product name and the label, and a copy of the state's consumer information sheet.
Will one treatment get rid of rats?
No. Traps and bait take care of the rats already inside; sealing where they got in keeps the next ones out. Expect a setup visit, one or two follow-ups to check traps, and the exclusion work. Skip the sealing and you will be calling again by next winter.
Do I need to be home for the treatment?
For the first visit, yes, or someone who can open the house, the garage and the attic hatch. Quarterly visits are mostly outside, so a gate code and a text are often enough. Termite and bed bug work always needs someone there.
Most general pest visits go on the calendar within a few days. Bed bugs and termites start with an inspection.