Termite Control in Texas City, Texas

Termite control in Texas City, Texas from Bevis Pest Control helps homeowners and businesses find termites early, stop active colonies, and keep them from coming back.

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Bevis Pest Control has served Southeast Texas since 1947, and Texas City is home. Our office is at 826 9th Ave N, so when you call about termites, you are talking to a local team that knows these neighborhoods and can usually get an inspector to you quickly.

Termite control in Texas City, Texas means protecting a housing stock that grew fast. The city went from about 16,600 residents in 1950 to more than 32,000 by 1960, and many of the homes built in that boom are now 60 to 70 years old, with the wood-to-soil contact, patched siding, and aging slabs that let subterranean termites in. Texas City also has true historic homes, like the 1897 Davison Home and its neighbors on Heritage Square, plus newer waterfront communities such as Lago Mar and the elevated homes at Grand Cay Harbour on Moses Lake.

Water is part of life here too. Hurricane Carla put about four feet of water over much of the city in 1961, and Hurricane Ike pushed an 11-foot surge across the Texas City Dike in 2008. Formosan termites are confirmed in Galveston County, and Texas A&M AgriLife lists high moisture from leaks and poor drainage among the top reasons homes get infested.

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Termite Control Services for Texas City Homes & Businesses

Texas City homes range from 1950s slabs to elevated new builds. Here is how Bevis handles termites in each.

Free Termite Inspections

A licensed technician checks the foundation, slab edges, crawlspace or piers, door frames, window sills, attic framing, and any wood touching soil. You get a clear answer on whether termites are active, which species they are, and what it will take to stop them. On older slab homes, we pay close attention to expansion joints, plumbing penetrations, and bath traps, the spots where termites slip through a slab.

Subterranean Termite Treatment

Native subterranean termites live in the soil and build mud tubes to reach your framing. We treat the soil around the foundation to eliminate the colony at the source and leave a protective barrier behind.

Formosan Termite Control

Formosan termites build colonies that can pass one million insects and can nest inside walls without touching the ground. They eat wood faster than native termites, so they need a fast, thorough plan. Formosan swarms around Texas City porch lights in May and June are the most common reason people call us for the first time.

Drywood Termite Treatment & Tent Fumigation

Drywood termites live inside the wood itself and leave small piles of pellets below the damage. When the colony is spread through the structure, whole-house tent fumigation is the most complete fix.

Preventive Termite Protection

For homes with no active termites, we set up protection and yearly follow-up inspections so a new colony gets caught early, not after the floor starts to sag.

Real Estate Termite Inspections

We inspect homes for buyers, sellers, and agents so termite questions get answered before closing, not after.

How We Handle Termites in Texas City

Inspect. We walk the property inside and out and show you what we find: mud tubes, damaged wood, pellets, swarmer wings, and the moisture or wood-to-soil contact that is inviting termites in.

Identify and plan. We confirm the species, because subterranean, Formosan, and drywood termites each need a different approach. Treatment plans are built around the inspection: liquid termiticide treatments for subterranean and Formosan termites, whole-structure tent fumigation for drywood termites, and ongoing annual coverage so someone is checking the house every year.

Written estimate. You get the price in writing before any work starts. No pressure and no surprises.

Treat. Our licensed technicians complete the treatment and explain what to expect over the following weeks.

Follow up. We schedule follow-up inspections so the protection keeps working year after year.

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Why Choose Bevis Pest Control in Texas City, TX?

Local & Family-Owned

A local, family-owned company serving Southeast Texas since 1947.

Licensed & Experienced Technicians

Termite work in Texas is licensed by the Texas Department of Agriculture's Structural Pest Control Service.

Fast Response Times

Termites do not wait, so we work to get an inspector out quickly once you call.

Safe & Effective Treatments

Targeted treatments chosen for the species and the structure, applied with kids and pets in mind.

Transparent Pricing

Free inspection and a written estimate before any work begins.
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Proudly Serving Texas City, TX and Surrounding Communities

Bevis Pest Control provides termite inspections, termite treatment, and tent fumigation from our Texas City office, serving Texas City, Galveston, La Marque, Dickinson, Hitchcock, Santa Fe, and nearby Galveston County communities.

In Texas City, that includes neighborhoods around Nessler Park and the Dike, Heritage Square and downtown along 6th Street, Mainland Park and Amburn Park, Lago Mar, Pearlbrook near I-45 and Highway 3, and homes near College of the Mainland.

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826 9th Ave N, Texas City, TX 77590, United States

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Trusted by Homeowners & Businesses in Texas City, TX

Texas City families have trusted Bevis with their homes for generations. Here is what customers say after termite service.

“We discovered a termite problem over the weekend. Called Bevis first thing Monday morning. Ben came out, inspected, identified, created a plan, Amanda sent the quote, and because we had plans to leave town on Tuesday, they were able to treat first thing in the morning. Ben and his crew were friendly, professional and efficient. We opted to purchase the year round coverage.”

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Your Satisfaction Is Our Priority, Safe Pest Control Guaranteed

At Bevis Pest Control, Texas City is where we live and work. We give every home an honest inspection, explain exactly what we found, and stand behind the treatment with follow-up visits that keep the protection working.

OTHER PEST CONTROL SERVICES

More Ways We Help Protect Your Property

Termites are only one of the pest problems Bevis Pest Control can help solve. Explore our other residential and commercial pest-control services for year-round protection.

Ants, Roaches & Silverfish

Targeted treatments for common crawling pests inside and around your property.

Fire Ant Management

Professional fire ant treatments designed to reduce colonies and help protect outdoor spaces.

Rodent Control

Inspection and treatment for rats and mice in and around your property.

Tent Fumigation

Whole-structure fumigation solutions for qualifying pest problems that require comprehensive treatment.

Commercial Pest Control

Customized pest-control plans for businesses that need dependable service with minimal disruption.

Why Choose Bevis Pest Control?

Termite Control for Texas City Homes, From Heritage Square to Lago Mar

An older Texas City home near Nessler Park and a new build in Lago Mar can both have termites, but for different reasons. On older slab homes, subterranean and Formosan termites come up through cracks, expansion joints, and the gaps around plumbing. Termites only need a very small opening, so an inspection has to go room by room, not just around the outside. On newer homes, the usual culprits are mulch beds piled against the slab, wood fences tied into the house, and irrigation keeping the soil wet next to the foundation.

Drywood termites are a separate problem. They fly in, move straight into dry wood like attic rafters, window trim, and furniture, and never need soil. The giveaway is small piles of pellets below the damage. Bevis treats drywood activity with spot treatment when it is contained and tent fumigation when it is not.

Frequently Asked Questions About Termite Control in Texas City, TX

What are the signs of termites in a Texas City home?

Look for pencil-width mud tubes on the foundation or piers, discarded wings on window sills, wood that sounds hollow when tapped, bubbling or cracked paint, doors and windows that suddenly stick, and small piles of pellets that look like coarse sand or sawdust. Pellets usually point to drywood termites. Mud tubes point to subterranean or Formosan termites.

It depends on the species. Native subterranean termites usually swarm from January through April, during the day, often right after a rain. Formosan termites swarm at night from early May through June and gather around porch lights and windows. Texas A&M entomologists point to the week before and after Mother’s Day as peak Formosan season. Drywood termites swarm in late summer and early fall. If you find winged termites or piles of wings inside, call for an inspection.

Take it seriously. Night swarms around lights in May and June usually mean Formosan termites. Texas A&M entomologist Dr. Robert Puckett has said that swarmers within 5 to 10 feet of a house point to a new colony developing right next to it. Save a few in a zip-top bag or a jar of rubbing alcohol and call for a free inspection so we can confirm the species.

Termites have straight antennae, a thick waist, and two pairs of wings that are the same length. Flying ants have bent antennae, a pinched waist, and front wings longer than the back ones. If you are not sure, bring or send us a sample and we will identify it.

Yes. Schedule the termite inspection early in the option period so there is time to price any treatment or repairs before closing. We will walk you through what we found and what it means for the house.

Usually not. Standard homeowners policies treat termite damage as preventable maintenance, so the repair bill typically lands on the homeowner. Check your own policy, but plan on prevention and early detection being your real protection.

It depends on the size of the home, the construction type, the termite species, how far the activity has spread, and which treatment fits. A drywood infestation that needs tent fumigation is priced differently than a liquid treatment for subterranean termites. The inspection is free, and you get a written estimate before any work starts. Call 800-880-5630 to schedule.

A professional liquid soil treatment can protect a home for several years. Termite pressure on the Gulf Coast never really lets up, though, so we recommend a yearly inspection to confirm the treatment is holding and to catch any new activity early.

Termite Control Across Galveston County

Bevis Pest Control helps homeowners and businesses across Galveston County find and stop termites before the damage spreads.

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Need Termite Control in Texas City, Texas?

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