Round Rock homes sit on shallow limestone with Brushy Creek running straight through town — a combination that keeps scorpions, fire ants and roof rats in steady supply year-round.
The established neighborhoods along Brushy Creek — Forest Creek, Stone Oak, the older streets near Old Settlers Park — have mature canopy and decades-old slab penetrations. That means roof rats moving along branches into attics, and ants finding their way through settled foundation cracks.
The newer build-out north and east — Teravista, Behrens Ranch, Mayfield Ranch, Paloma Lake — has the opposite problem. Fresh construction on cleared limestone pushes displaced scorpions and fire ants toward the nearest foundation, and new sod often arrives with fire ant colonies already in it.
These are the calls we get most often from Round Rock homeowners.
A few of the communities where you'll see our trucks. Don't see yours? We almost certainly service it — just ask.
Three overlapping layers, from your foundation out to the property line — not a quick spray of the baseboards.
3 feet up and 3 feet out, plus windows, doors, garage and roofline.
A full ring across the lawn, reactivated every time it's watered.
A full 360° spray around the perimeter — pests turned back at the edge.
Free re-treatments between scheduled visits on any recurring plan. We keep our routes tight around Round Rock, so when you call we can actually get back out.
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