Termite, rodent and insect control built for Blackland Prairie clay, North Texas heat and new-build slabs.
Guides
How this work actually gets specified, costed and built — and the problems worth designing around. Written from public sources, with the references on every page.
State rule 4 TAC 7.174 lists thirteen things a termite proposal must carry. A second rule then binds the treatment to that document, and a third requires a sticker you can go and read.
Read the guide →Federal law says the certified applicator does not have to be on your property. Texas says somebody has to be, on a schedule. What each one requires, and what to ask.
Read the guide →Section R318 lists six permitted methods of subterranean termite protection, and lets them be combined. What your builder chose, why, and what it means for you now.
Read the guide →A pesticide label is a federal legal document, not packaging copy. What the signal word means, what the Directions for Use bind an applicator to, and what to ask before a treatment.
Read the guide →Texas requires two separate pest control credentials, and the one carrying technical responsibility belongs to a person who can hold it for only one company. How to check both before you sign.
Read the guide →Call (940) 489-1867 or request a callback — whichever is easier.
