Pest Control
Quarterly or one-time pest control for Oak Cliff, Redbird and Best Southwest homes on Blackland clay.
Dallas Pest Control books 17 services across southwest Dallas: termite treatment, inspections and slab pre-treats, fire ant, mosquito, scorpion, spider, rodent, cockroach, bed bug, wasp, flea and tick, ant, cricket and lawn insect work, plus monthly commercial plans. A local technician does each job, and every service page lists warning signs, steps and 2026 price estimates.
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Start with where the trouble is. Something tunneling into the structure, like mud tubes on a slab edge or a soft baseboard, points to termite control, and a home sale calls for a termite inspection with a WDI report. Crawling pests indoors, from roaches to spiders, usually fit general pest control.
Yard problems have pages of their own. Mounds in the lawn mean fire ant control, bites at dusk mean mosquito work, and brown patches in St. Augustine grass may be chinch bugs or grubs. Builders pouring a new slab in Cedar Hill or Midlothian can book a pre-construction treatment. Still unsure? Describe it on the phone and you'll be pointed the right way.
Quarterly or one-time pest control for Oak Cliff, Redbird and Best Southwest homes on Blackland clay.
Liquid and bait termite treatment for Oak Cliff bungalows, Redbird ranch homes and Best Southwest slabs.
Termite inspections and wood-destroying insect reports for southwest Dallas home sales, purchases and yearly checks.
Slab pre-treats for builders, room additions and garages in southwest Dallas, timed to the plumbing rough-in and pour.
In-season mosquito yard treatments for southwest Dallas homes near the Trinity, Mountain Creek, Joe Pool Lake and ditches.
Two-Step fire ant treatment for southwest Dallas lawns on Blackland clay, timed around spring and fall rains.
Also available by phone (detail pages coming soon): Rodent Control, Cockroach Control, Bed Bug Treatment, Spider Control, Scorpion Control, Wasp and Bee Removal, Flea & Tick Control, Ant Control, Cricket Control, Lawn Pest Control, Commercial Pest Control.
| Service | Typical range | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Pest Control | $165–$325 | Quarterly or one-time pest control for Oak Cliff, Redbird and Best Southwest homes on Blackland clay. |
| Termite Control | Free–$150 | Liquid and bait termite treatment for Oak Cliff bungalows, Redbird ranch homes and Best Southwest slabs. |
| Termite Inspection | Free–$150 | Termite inspections and wood-destroying insect reports for southwest Dallas home sales, purchases and yearly checks. |
| Pre-Construction Termite Treatment | $400–$1,200 | Slab pre-treats for builders, room additions and garages in southwest Dallas, timed to the plumbing rough-in and pour. |
| Mosquito Control | $65–$120 | In-season mosquito yard treatments for southwest Dallas homes near the Trinity, Mountain Creek, Joe Pool Lake and ditches. |
| Fire Ant Control | $115–$300 | Two-Step fire ant treatment for southwest Dallas lawns on Blackland clay, timed around spring and fall rains. |
Estimates only. Your price is confirmed on site before work starts. See the full price guide.
Call any hour and explain what is going on. You get a clear price before any work starts.
Usually not. A general inside-and-outside treatment covers most crawling pests together, and add-ons like a paper wasp nest or a fire ant broadcast can be quoted for the same trip. Termites, bed bugs and attic rat exclusion are separate jobs with their own inspection and price.
Scorpion control. Striped bark scorpions climb well and often hide in attics, so the technician works the attic access, eaves, weep holes and the rock or wood piles outside. Scorpions usually take a follow-up visit, and you'll hear up front whether that second trip is included.
Yes. Restaurants in Bishop Arts and downtown, apartment buildings, offices and inland port distribution centers in Lancaster, Hutchins and Wilmer can set up a commercial plan, estimated at $85–$275 per month. Each visit leaves a report you can hand a health inspector or auditor.
No. Wildlife isn't part of these services, and you'll be told so on the call rather than sent a technician who can't help. Roof rats and mice are covered under rodent control, including sealing the roofline gaps they use to get in.