South Austin runs from the Bouldin bungalows down to the big Circle C and Onion Creek lots — older housing stock on one end, greenbelt-adjacent acreage on the other.
The close-in neighborhoods — Bouldin Creek, Travis Heights, South Lamar — are full of pier-and-beam homes from the 40s and 50s. Crawlspaces and unsealed penetrations make those houses far more rodent- and roach-accessible than a modern slab, and the mature trees put roof rats on the roofline.
Further south, Circle C Ranch, Shady Hollow and Western Oaks back onto the Barton Creek greenbelt and the Balcones preserve. That is where the profile flips to scorpions coming out of limestone, plus ticks and mosquitoes from the greenbelt edge.
These are the calls we get most often from South Austin 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 South Austin, so when you call we can actually get back out.
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