Plans & Pricing, In Plain Numbers
Pest control companies love hiding prices behind "free quotes." Here's what things actually cost in the McAllen area — ours and, roughly, everyone's.
The quarterly plan (what most homes need)
Initial Service
The knock-down visit: interior + exterior, harborage treatment, entry points sealed where practical. Priced by home size and what we find.
Quarterly Visits
Every three months, exterior-focused so you don't need to be home. Interior on request. Free re-treats between visits if anything comes back.
One-Time Treatment
For a specific problem or a pre-move-in treatment. We'll tell you honestly if your situation is a one-time fix or a keep-it-controlled situation.
Quoted separately after inspection: German cockroach cleanouts (multi-visit by design), termite treatments, mosquito programs, and rodent exclusion — those depend too much on the house to price sight-unseen. Whatever the number is, you get it in writing before work starts.
What the quarterly visit covers
- The Valley baseline: German and American cockroaches, tawny crazy ants, fire ants (yard treatments available), spiders, silverfish, earwigs, wasp nests within reach.
- Exterior-first approach: perimeter band, weep holes, eaves, utility penetrations — the places RGV pests actually enter. You don't need to be home.
- The guarantee that matters: pests between visits = free re-treat. That single line is why quarterly customers stay for years, and it's why we can skip the contract-with-cancellation-fee game entirely.
Why no contract?
The big national companies in the Valley sell 12-month agreements with cancellation fees — the contract does the retention work so the service doesn't have to. We'd rather be kept honest quarter by quarter. If the house isn't staying clear, cancel; nothing owed. It's a better deal for you and, frankly, better discipline for us.
A note on the crazy ants
If you've got ant swarms that seem immune to everything — piling up in the AC condenser, shorting outdoor outlets, carpeting the patio in the thousands — those are likely tawny crazy ants, and the Valley is one of their strongholds in Texas. Bait-and-spray products from the hardware store barely dent a colony network. Managing them is a perimeter strategy plus treating the neighboring harborages they re-invade from, and it's a control program, not a one-and-done. We'll walk you through what's realistic at the inspection — including the honest version: nobody eliminates crazy ants; good service keeps them out of the house.
The quote is free. The re-treats are too.
Quarterly protection across McAllen, Mission, Edinburg, Pharr & Alamo.
Call (956) 436-5259