Dallas–Fort Worth’s Defense Against Pests

Across the metroplex you’ll most often see red imported fire ants, cockroaches, spiders, and rodents year-round, with mosquitoes and subterranean termites surging through the long, hot North Texas season. Striped bark scorpions also turn up in homes across the area.

Yes. Red imported fire ants are one of the most aggressive pests in the Dallas area — their mounds spread quickly across lawns and their stings are painful. We treat active mounds and set up barrier protection to keep them from re-establishing.

Striped bark scorpions are common across North Texas and move indoors seeking cooler, moister areas during hot, dry spells. We focus on sealing entry points and treating the perimeter and harborage areas where scorpions hide.

They do. The expansive Blackland Prairie clay across DFW shifts with moisture and can open gaps around foundations that subterranean termites exploit. We protect structures with the Sentricon Always Active baiting system and regular inspections.

North Texas mosquitoes are typically active from spring into late fall, and Dallas County sees real West Nile virus pressure most years. We combine barrier treatments with standing-water source reduction to keep populations down all season.

Yes. Dallas is our newest service area, bringing Rogue’s residential and commercial pest, termite, mosquito, and rodent control to homes and businesses throughout the Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex. Call us to schedule an inspection.