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Round Rock · Williamson County

Pest control in Round Rock.

Round Rock has an old-house problem and a new-house problem. Along Brushy Creek, the canopy over Forest Creek and Stone Oak walks roof rats to the roofline. Out in Teravista and Behrens Ranch, fresh slabs on cleared limestone collect displaced scorpions, and the sod arrives with fire ants included.

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Why pests behave differently here.

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.

The 6 most common pests in Round Rock.

These are the calls we get most often from Round Rock homeowners.

01 ScorpionsMost common Limestone and new construction push them toward foundations. Scorpion control → 02 AntsFast spreading Endemic in Round Rock lawns, and they arrive in new sod. Ant control → 03 RodentsHome damage Roof rats in older attics near the creek and Old Settlers Park. Rodent control → 04 MosquitoesDisease warning Heavy along Brushy Creek and the regional trail greenbelt. Mosquito control → 05 SpidersBite risk Black widows in garages, rock features and low landscaping. Spider control → 06 CockroachesDisease warning American roaches from storm drains, plus German roaches breeding in kitchens. Cockroach control →

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Round Rock pest calendar

When each pest peaks in Round Rock.

Fire ants riding in with new sod, scorpions in the limestone, roof rats in the creekside canopy: Round Rock's pest year has an early start and a late finish. Here it is, month by month.

Relative monthly pest activity in Round Rock, Texas for eleven pests. Levels run quiet, low, active, peak. The last column names each pest's peak months.
PestJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDecPeak months
TicksMar-May
MolesMar-Apr + Oct-Nov
AntsApr-May + Sep-Oct
BeesApr-May swarms
ScorpionsJun-Aug
CockroachesJun-Sep outdoors
WaspsAug-Sep
MosquitoesAug-Sep
FleasAug-Sep
SpidersSep-Oct
RodentsNov-Jan indoors
Quiet Low Active Peak season

A relative pattern, not a count, built from Texas A&M AgriLife Extension seasonal guidance and our own service calls around Round Rock. The $66/mo general pest plan covers ants, roaches, scorpions, spiders, wasps and rodents; mosquitoes, fleas, ticks and moles are add-ons. Honey bee swarms are never exterminated: we refer them to a local beekeeper. Carpenter bees we treat directly.

Where we work

Some Round Rock neighborhoods we treat.

A few of the communities where you will see our trucks most weeks. Yours not listed? We very likely cover it. Ask us.

Teravista neighborhood in Round Rock, Texas serviced by Bastion Pest Control
Teravista
Forest Creek neighborhood in Round Rock, Texas serviced by Bastion Pest Control
Forest Creek
Behrens Ranch neighborhood in Round Rock, Texas serviced by Bastion Pest Control
Behrens Ranch
Mayfield Ranch neighborhood in Round Rock, Texas serviced by Bastion Pest Control
Mayfield Ranch
Paloma Lake neighborhood in Round Rock, Texas serviced by Bastion Pest Control
Paloma Lake
Stone Oak neighborhood in Round Rock, Texas serviced by Bastion Pest Control
Stone Oak
Sonoma neighborhood in Round Rock, Texas serviced by Bastion Pest Control
Sonoma
Walsh Ranch neighborhood in Round Rock, Texas serviced by Bastion Pest Control
Walsh Ranch
Vista Oaks neighborhood in Round Rock, Texas serviced by Bastion Pest Control
Vista Oaks
Chandler Creek neighborhood in Round Rock, Texas serviced by Bastion Pest Control
Chandler Creek
Cat Hollow Greenhawe Lake Creek Meadow Lake Oak Bluff Turtle Creek
ZIP codes we cover in Round Rock

78664 78665 78681

Outside this ZIP? Check the full service area, we cover 26 cities and 83 ZIP codes with no travel fee.

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Darker counties carry our heaviest routes. Round Rock is in Williamson County. No travel fee anywhere on this map.

Service area

Where Round Rock sits on our routes.

Round Rock sits on the I-35 corridor run we make most days of the week. The map below shows the five counties we cover, shaded by how heavily we run them, with every city that has its own local guide marked.

Tap any filled marker to open that city guide: what shows up there, which neighborhoods we cover, and local pricing.

Response time in Round Rock
Same day, up to 1 day
Most Round Rock jobs are treated the same day you call. The longest you wait is the next day. Round Rock shares a route with Pflugerville and Hutto, so a truck is usually already nearby. Phone answered 24/7, service 8am to 8pm, 7 days a week.

Every Round Rock visit

The full TriBarrier™, every time.

Three overlapping layers, from the foundation out to the property line. Not a hurried spray along the baseboards. Two of the three are the layers your cheaper quote is quietly leaving out.

Bastion Pest Control technician treating a home foundation three feet up and three feet out, plus the band around every window, door and roofline, in Austin, TX
Layer 01

Foundation barrier

Three feet up the wall and three feet out from it, the whole way around the house, plus windows, doors, garage and roofline. That band is the route pests actually take to get inside.

Measured with a tape, not eyeballed

Bastion Pest Control technician spreading the granular yard moat at an Austin, TX home
Layer 02

Granular yard moat

A ring of granular treatment across the lawn that wakes back up every time you water or it rains. Your sprinklers are on our payroll now.

Skipped by most companies. Granular costs money.

Bastion Pest Control technician spraying the full property line at an Austin, TX home
Layer 03

Property line

A full 360-degree spray along the property line, so pests get turned back at the border instead of at your back door.

Skipped by most companies. Nobody audits a lawn.

Everybody in this business says three feet up and three feet out. We are the ones who actually bring a tape measure, and every Round Rock visit gets all three layers. There is no cheaper Bastion tier where we quietly drop a layer, because free re-treatments only work if the treatment was real the first time. That is the difference you are paying for.

They come back? So do we, free.

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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Round Rock pest questions, answered.

What month are pests worst in Round Rock?

Two spikes. April and May bring fire ant mounds, bee swarms and the first wasp nests, then August and September stack peak mosquitoes, wasps and fleas on top of scorpion season. If you only prepare for one stretch, prepare for late summer. The calendar above shows both waves.

When do fire ants show up in new Round Rock sod?

Often the first spring after it is laid. New sod frequently arrives with fire ant colonies already in it, and cleared limestone in Teravista, Behrens Ranch and the other new sections pushes displaced colonies toward fresh lawns. Mounds surface after rain, with peaks in April and May and again in September and October.

When is mosquito season in Round Rock?

Brushy Creek keeps breeding water through town all summer, so figure May through October with the worst of it in August and September. The mosquito add-on brings the general plan to $166 per month and is built around exactly that window.

When do roof rats move into Round Rock attics?

October through January, as soon as nights turn cold. The mature canopy along Brushy Creek in Forest Creek and Stone Oak gives roof rats a highway to the roofline. If you heard scratching last winter, the sealing work should happen in early fall, before they move back in.

Also serving nearby

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