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Pest Control in College Station, TX

From established streets to newer neighborhoods in South College Station, we help homeowners and businesses solve pest problems. We look at the building, yard, and pests you’re seeing to recommend service that fits your property.
College Station City Hall and front lawn

Local conditions shape local pest problems

Venus Pest Company has served College Station since 2001. Founder Dr. Scott Lingren, a Ph.D. entomologist, developed our programs for the conditions we encounter here. New construction, landscaping, drainage, and the land around a home all influence what we look for. We also help customers in Bryan and throughout Aggieland.
New homes under construction in a developing College Station neighborhood

The land beneath the neighborhood

Much of College Station grew across former pasture, prairie, and post oak savanna. Those surroundings still help explain the pest activity we see as land becomes homes and yards.

Fire ants in developing areas

We often see more fire ant activity in newer College Station neighborhoods than in older Central Bryan. Construction and fresh landscaping disturb the soil and create opportunities for colonies.

More scorpion encounters

In our local work, we encounter striped bark scorpions more often in College Station than in Bryan. We pay particular attention to newer lots and rock, mulch, and other shelter near the foundation.

Irrigation and drainage

Shade, standing water, and damp areas around a property can contribute to mosquito problems. We look at irrigation, drainage, and nearby vegetation as part of understanding the yard.

Slab foundations

Many College Station homes have slab foundations. When checking for termites and carpenter ants, we consider plumbing openings, foundation joints, and conditions where the garage meets the house.

New construction and developing neighborhoods

College Station continues to grow through new neighborhoods and ongoing construction, particularly farther south. Disturbed soil, fresh landscaping, irrigation, and construction openings can affect pest activity even around a brand-new home.

Common pest problems in College Station

Fire ants

Fire ants can make lawns difficult to enjoy, especially around new construction and recently landscaped areas. We’ll help you evaluate treatment for the yard.

Learn to identify fire ants

Mosquitoes

Shaded backyards, irrigation, and drainage can contribute to mosquito activity. Tell us where mosquitoes are bothering you so we can discuss the areas that need attention.

Read our mosquito guide

Termites and carpenter ants

Subterranean termites and carpenter ants are the wood destroying pests we commonly investigate around College Station homes. We identify the pest and inspect the structure before recommending treatment.

Learn about carpenter ant control

Read our carpenter ant identification guide

Roaches, ants, and spiders

Heat, moisture, and landscaping can bring household pests close to the home. Our services address covered pests around the exterior, with indoor treatment when needed.

Identify American cockroaches and smokybrown cockroaches

Rats and mice

Even newer homes can have openings around rooflines, garage doors, and utility lines. Roof rats are the rats we typically encounter locally, and droppings or noises overhead may point to an issue.

Learn to recognize roof rats

Scorpions

We see scorpions in College Station, particularly around some newer developments. Rock, mulch, and debris near the house are among the places we check for shelter and possible entry points.

Read our scorpion guide

Not sure which option fits your home? Compare our residential pest control plans or contact us for help choosing the right service.

Need help with another pest?

Explore our one time treatment options for rodent control, termite control, fire ant control, mosquito control, and other common pests by visiting our Services page.

College Station neighborhoods and areas we serve include

Barron Crossing · Bentwood Estates · Bridle Gate Estates · Camelot · Carter’s Crossing · Castle Rock · Castlegate · College Park · Devonshire · Dove Crossing · Edelweiss Estates · Emerald Forest · Foxfire · Glenhaven · Indian Lakes · Lakeside Village · North Forest · Pebble Creek · Raintree · Saddle Creek · Shenandoah · South Hampton · Southwood Forest · Steeplechase · Sweetwater · Tuscany Trace · Westfield Village · Windwood · Woodcreek · Woodland Hills
Don’t see your neighborhood? Call or text 979.774.0486 and we’ll help you check service availability.
Newer College Station neighborhood with slab homes and young landscaping

What we look for around newer College Station homes

College Station continues to expand through new neighborhoods and active construction, especially farther south. New homes can still experience pest activity as soil is disturbed, landscaping is installed, and utility or construction openings create possible entry points.
During service, we consider drainage, irrigation, grading, foundation joints, and materials placed near the home. Those details help us recommend service for the conditions at your address.

Why College Station customers choose Venus

We’ve served College Station and Brazos County since 2001, with programs developed by Ph.D. entomologist Dr. Scott Lingren and local experience with homes and businesses. Our exterior focused service options include indoor treatment when needed, Integrated Pest Management practices, and clear information about coverage and warranty service.

Pest control for College Station businesses

We help College Station restaurants, hotels, offices, shops, and other businesses address pest concerns. Service recommendations depend on the building, how it’s used, business hours, customer traffic, and the pests involved.

Pest control for College Station rental properties

We help College Station landlords, property managers, and rental owners coordinate pest control around residents, access, and service timing. For student housing, parent owned homes, game day properties, and other rentals connected to Texas A&M, explore Pest Control in Aggieland.

College Station pest control FAQs

We encounter fire ants, mosquitoes, subterranean termites, household roaches, ants, spiders, scorpions, and rodents. In our experience, fire ants and scorpions are more noticeable in many College Station neighborhoods than in older Central Bryan.

Yes. New construction and landscaping can change pest activity around a home, and even newer buildings can have entry points. We look at the property and the pests you’re seeing before recommending service.

Yes. We serve homes, rental properties, and businesses near campus and throughout College Station. If you’re arranging service for a rental home, our rental property page explains the available services.

Many ongoing exterior visits can be completed while you’re away. We’ll explain access arrangements for your service and coordinate with you when indoor access is needed.

Quarterly Pest Control includes four seasonal visits a year. Other plans and specialty services have their own schedules. We’ll help you compare options based on the pests you want covered and your property’s needs.

Yes. We recommend service based on your building, business activities, and pest concerns. Explore commercial pest control.

If a pest covered by your service becomes a problem during its warranty period, contact us for warranty service. Covered pests, warranty periods, and conditions depend on the service you select. We’ll explain those details before you get started.

Around College Station

College Station water tower featuring the city skyline
College Station water tower and city skyline.
College Station entrance sign

College Station entrance marker.

Newer College Station neighborhood displaying Texas and Texas A&M flags
A newer College Station neighborhood with local Texas and Aggie character.
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