Pest control plans from $57. Licensed, insured and eco-friendly.
Call Us Today at : (512) 561-7451Collin County, Texas
Precision Pest Control works with Plano homeowners, property managers and businesses in a city of 285,494 people, from older streets near Downtown Plano to the corporate campuses around Legacy West. Termites, roaches, wasps, rats and mosquitoes are the main targets, and inspections for termites and other pests can be arranged for sales. Plans from $57, with eco-friendly products.
What Precision Pest Control offers
Plano blocks near preserves, apartment complexes and office towers each meet different pests, so a free estimate sets the plan. Pest control in Plano begins at $57 and extends to houses, multifamily buildings and commercial space.
For Plano houses and townhomes: foundation and wood checks for termites, sealing at doors and soffits against roaches and rats, and treatment of eaves where wasps hang their nests.
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For Plano offices, restaurants, retail centers and medical suites, we focus on drains, kitchens, shared walls, dumpsters and loading areas, where roaches, rodents and ants gather.
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Plano sales move fast. A termite and pest inspection documents wood, slab edges, attic space and any rodent evidence, so buyer and seller both see the condition on paper.
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Tell us what you are seeing and where. We will recommend a plan for your home or business, with service plans from $57.
What we treat
Termites, Roaches and Mosquitoes in Plano Homes Beside Creeks and Preserves
Subterranean termites
Texas A&M AgriLife Extension says termite swarms across the state are heaviest in spring and early summer. Swarmers or their wings on window sills, in spider webs or near indoor lights are the clue, along with mud tubes on slabs. The same source suggests that porch and step lumber rest on concrete, held clear of the ground by 6 inches or more.
Smokybrown cockroaches
AgriLife describes smokybrown cockroaches as dark brown to black insects, 1 1/4 to 1 1/2 inches long, common outdoors in humid parts of Texas. They favor moist, sheltered places such as mulch, soffits and tree holes. The extension also says a roach seen in daylight usually means a large population, and that gaps around plumbing should be caulked.
Mosquitoes and West Nile virus
Collin County Health Care Services works with the cities on West Nile surveillance and public education, and advises long sleeves, EPA-approved repellent, removing standing water and repairing screens. Texas DSHS adds that there is no treatment or human vaccine for the virus, which is why bite prevention carries so much weight in Plano.
Paper wasps
Paper wasps hang open, umbrella-shaped combs from eaves and other structures, says Texas A&M's field guide, and mature nests may hold 20 to 30 adults. Fertilized queens overwinter in cracks in buildings or under bark, then start new nests in spring. Because stings can be serious for sensitive people, removal near doors deserves care.
Roof rats
A Texas A&M city bugs article says roof rats can use a gap under a door as narrow as 1/2 inch, and that droppings show where to set traps in an attic. It cautions that chewed wiring can start fires. Brass or stainless steel wool, cement and sparing amounts of low-expansion foam are named as exclusion materials.
Spotted something?
May brings the most rain, and AgriLife ties termite swarms to spring and early summer. Paper wasp queens are also starting nests under eaves. Check for swarmer wings, new mud tubes and small nests while they are still easy to deal with.
Mosquitoes breed in whatever holds water, so Collin County's prevention advice about standing water matters most now. Roaches seek moisture and warmth, which speeds their growth, so leaking irrigation and damp mulch beside walls invite them.
As nights cool, rodents look for warm cavities, and mated paper wasp females leave their nests for cracks in buildings where they overwinter. Fall is a practical time to seal entry gaps, screen soffits and trim limbs touching the roof.
Describe it on the phone and we will tell you what it likely is and how we would treat it. Estimates are free.
8 questions answered
Looking for pest control near you in Plano? Call (512) 561-7451 or request a free estimate.
Termite swarms in Texas are heaviest in spring and early summer, according to AgriLife. Wings on window sills or near lights mean a colony is close. Book an inspection if you find wings indoors, since hidden wood damage is the part you cannot see, and ask us to check the slab edge and crawl areas too.
Roaches need moisture, warmth and a gap, not a messy kitchen. AgriLife says larger species slip in through poor door seals, soffits and floor drains, and that a daytime sighting often means many more are hiding. Seal gaps, fix leaks and keep drain traps filled with water.
Start with standing water: Collin County recommends emptying containers, and it also urges repellent, long sleeves and good screens. Texas DSHS notes that avoiding bites is the best defense against West Nile virus. A yard mosquito treatment can cut the number of mosquitoes around seating and play areas.
Do not disturb it. Paper wasps can sting repeatedly, and reactions can be severe for allergic people. Texas A&M notes that nests are open combs and that colonies decline in late summer. Our wasp removal handles nests near doors, balconies and garages.
Plans start at $57, with the price set by property size and the pest involved. We give you a free estimate before any work begins. Reach us at (512) 561-7451 or use the online form, and describe the problem.
Yes. We inspect wood, slab lines and attic space for real estate transactions, and the report lays out any damage or activity found. Agents, buyers and sellers can then work from the same facts. Schedule online and give us your target closing date.
Yes. We serve offices, restaurants, retail centers and medical suites throughout Plano, concentrating on drains, kitchens, dumpsters and shared walls. We use eco-friendly products on commercial jobs as well as homes. Request a free estimate online to get started.
Fill any opening bigger than a coin the size of a quarter, because roof rats squeeze through holes like that. Texas A&M recommends steel wool, cement and a small amount of low-expansion foam, followed by snap traps checked daily. Scratching above the ceiling means they are already inside, so find the entry first.
Plano covers about 72 square miles of Collin County, and its parks and preserves, including 800-acre Oak Point and 200-acre Arbor Hills, run beside dense housing and office parks. Green corridors and warm summers give pests food, water and shelter close to doors.
Plano is the largest city in Collin County, with 285,494 residents at the 2020 census, and a small piece of it reaches into Denton County. It sits about 715 feet above sea level on roughly 72 square miles. The city draws its water from Lake Lavon through the North Texas Municipal Water District, and Rowlett Creek flows near Bob Woodruff Park on the east side.
Parks tie much of the city together: Bob Woodruff Park and Oak Point Park are linked by trails, and a tree in Bob Woodruff Park is estimated to be over 200 years old. Climate is humid subtropical, and May is the wettest month on average. Wet springs, parkland and 107,320 households give termites, roaches, wasps and mosquitoes a lot to work with.
Local field notes
What our technicians check first on a Plano property
Unique to Plano
Local conditions decide where pests live and how they get in. These are the Plano details that shape every plan we write here.
Trees and landscaping can double as a bridge for pests. Branches that brush a roof give rats a path to the attic, and thick mulch against a wall holds moisture that roaches like. Pull mulch back from the foundation, trim limbs and keep wood from touching soil.
Townhomes and condos share walls, so a problem next door can show up in your kitchen. During the first visit we map entry points, treat live activity with eco-friendly products, and give a short list of fixes, such as sealing pipe gaps, adding door sweeps and clearing gutters, so the work holds.
Free Plano estimates can be requested online from Precision Pest Control, with plans from $57. Our number is (512) 561-7451.
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