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Red Imported Fire Ants are usually found in sunny areas, around tree trunks and along fence lines. The mounds can be quite large without a single entry point. Fire ants pose risks for schools and park areas as they have a high duty of care for children and may be liable if fire ants were present in play areas.
We provide a Professional application of potent, food-like granular bait eliminates the ant colonies on your property from the inside out. Our proven fire ant treatment sterilizes the fire ant queen. After our application, your property will be free of fire ants within weeks, and when applied every four months, the treatment will prevent new fire ant colonies from reaching maturity(500,000 ants or more).
Our treatment differs from typical solutions that may include treating fire ant mounds with liquid insecticide products, chemical dust, and granules. These synthetic chemicals are usually spread around the mounds or poured onto them. They may succeed in killing some ants, but the chemicals can be toxic.
Treatment by Fire Ant Professionals is superior to temporary sprays and insecticides (only killing surface ants), which are sometimes dangerous, very expensive and cost precious man hours.
Our proven treatment has shown to eliminate +/-95% of active fire ant colonies.
Fire Ant Professionals is a TIPS awarded vendor for 250503 (MRO (Maintenance, Repair and Operations of Facilities and Grounds) Supplies, Equipment, Tool Rental, Sales and Services)
Areas we serve
🏙️ Greater Houston Area
- Houston (not directly on the coast but close)
- Baytown
- Galveston – A major coastal city and tourist destination
- Texas City
- La Porte
- Seabrook
- Kemah
- League City
- Pasadena (close to coastal bay areas)
🐚 Central Coast (Matagorda Bay region)
- Freeport
- Lake Jackson
- Surfside Beach
- Matagorda
- Palacios
🌴 Coastal Bend Region
- Port Lavaca
- Rockport
- Aransas Pass
- Port Aransas – On Mustang Island, a popular vacation spot
- Corpus Christi – One of the largest cities on the Texas coast
🧭 Upper Gulf Coast (near Louisiana border)
- Port Arthur
- Beaumont (a bit inland, but close to the coast)
- Orange (near the Sabine River and Louisiana border)
🐬 Lower Gulf Coast / Rio Grande Valley
- Portland
- Ingleside
- Kingsville (a bit inland)
- Port Isabel
- South Padre Island – A major tourist and spring break destination
- Brownsville – Close to the Gulf near the Mexican border
- McAllen
Central Texas
Bryan - College Station
🌆 Major Cities in Central Texas
- Austin – Capital of Texas; known for tech, music, culture, and the University of Texas
- Waco – Home to Baylor University; growing tourism hub (Magnolia Silos, Dr Pepper Museum)
- Killeen – Home to Fort Cavazos (formerly Fort Hood), one of the largest U.S. military bases
- Temple – Regional medical hub; part of the Killeen-Temple metro area
- Round Rock – Suburb of Austin; Dell headquarters
🏙️ Other Cities & Towns
- Georgetown – Historic square, growing rapidly, near Austin
- Cedar Park – Fast-growing suburb northwest of Austin
- San Marcos – College town (Texas State University), rivers, and outlets
- New Braunfels – German heritage, rivers, and music, at the edge of Central/Hill Country
- Belton – Next to Temple; home to the University of Mary Hardin–Baylor
- Harker Heights – Suburb of Killeen; part of the military community
- Taylor – Growing tech hub (Samsung plant), east of Round Roc
Brenham
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Hill country
🌆 Larger Cities
- Austin – Eastern edge of the Hill Country; the state capital
- San Antonio – Southeastern edge; gateway to many Hill Country towns
- New Braunfels – Famous for German heritage, rivers, and music scene
- San Marcos – Home to Texas State University and the San Marcos River
🏞️ Classic Hill Country Towns
- Fredericksburg – German town known for wineries, peaches, and Enchanted Rock
- Kerrville – Riverside town with arts, music, and festivals
- Boerne – Charming town near San Antonio with boutique shops and caves
- Wimberley – Quaint, artsy town with swimming holes like Blue Hole and Jacob’s Well
- Blanco – Home of Blanco River and Blanco State Park
- Marble Falls – Lakeside town known for boating and pie (Blue Bonnet Cafe!)
- Llano – Known for barbecue and the Llano River
🏘️ Smaller Towns and Communities
- Comfort
- Castroville
- Utopia
- Leakey
- Medina
- Mason
- Ingram
- Stonewall
- Hunt
- Helotes – On the outskirts of San Antonio, known for Floore’s Country Store
- Buda – Growing rapidly; close to Austin
- Bulverde – North of San Antonio
- Spicewood – Near Lake Travis
East Texas
East Texas is a culturally distinct region of Texas known for its pine forests (Piney Woods), humid climate, and Southern influence. It stretches from the Louisiana border westward to about Interstate 45, and from Oklahoma in the north down toward the Gulf Coast.
🌆 Major Cities in East Texas
- Tyler – Largest city in East Texas; known for roses, healthcare, and education (UT Tyler)
- Longview – A major city and economic center, especially in the oil and gas sector
- Lufkin – Located in Deep East Texas; gateway to national forests
- Nacogdoches – Oldest town in Texas; home to Stephen F. Austin State University
- Texarkana – Border city (Texas/Arkansas); twin city with a unique split identity
- Marshall – Historic city known for its courthouse and cultural roots
Longview - Tyler
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