Termite Exterminators

Around El Paso, swarms typically appear summer monsoon (July through September). A swarm, or a pile of discarded wings, is often the first visible sign and a good reason to schedule an inspection.

Often, yes. In Texas, a wood-destroying-organism (WDO) or "termite letter" inspection is a routine part of home sales, so many El Paso buyers and lenders expect one.

The short list for El Paso is bark scorpions, arid-land subterranean termites, and black widow spiders. Which one is worst depends on your home and the time of year, so a local inspection helps.

There is no true off-season in El Paso: activity is year-round, intensifying through the summer monsoon, with mosquitoes peaking April through October, spiking after monsoon rains.

It depends on the pest, the size of your El Paso home, and the treatment. Getting matched and quoted is free, and you only pay the local pro for work you approve.

Yes, pros serve Kern Place, Sunset Heights, Westside, and the rest of the El Paso area.

Yes. Pest control operators serving El Paso are licensed and regulated by the Texas Department of Agriculture, Structural Pest Control Service. Every pro we connect you with is independent and licensed.