Taylor, Tom Green, Midland, Ector and Lubbock counties
Pest control in West Texas and the Panhandle
West Texas and the Panhandle are dry and high, from Abilene and San Angelo to Midland–Odessa and beyond. The arid climate shifts pest pressure toward scorpions, spiders, rodents and seasonal crickets.
What West Texas & Panhandle homeowners are up against
Termites. Termite pressure is lower in arid West Texas than in the humid east, but subterranean termites still attack homes in irrigated and urban areas, so inspections remain worthwhile.
Cockroaches. German cockroaches infest West Texas homes year-round; the dry climate keeps outdoor roach pressure lower than in the eastern half of the state.
Rodents. House mice and rats move into West Texas homes, barns and grain storage, especially as the desert cools at night and during seasonal swings.
Mosquitoes. Mosquito activity is lighter and tied to irrigation, playa lakes and storms, but West Nile virus still appears in West Texas during the warm months.
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