
Termites, roaches, ants, fire ants and WDI reports in Willis, north of Conroe near the east side of Lake Conroe.
Willis sits north of Conroe along I-45, close to the east side of Lake Conroe, and it is part of the Montgomery County area Texas Pride covers. We take care of termites, general pest control, roaches, ants and wood destroying insect reports for homes, lake properties and businesses in and around Willis.
Texas Pride is owner-operated and licensed in Texas since 2003. Call or text (936) 689-1834 and describe what is going on.
Around Willis, homes sit among pine woods and near the lake, and both bring pests close to the house. Moist soil and shade suit subterranean termites, especially where mulch, firewood or landscaping touches the slab. Large roaches move in from the woods and attics, and fire ants build mounds in yards, pastures and along driveways. Trailing ants indoors usually mean a nest close by, and treating the trail alone rarely ends it. Treating at the colony is what actually clears them.
Yes. Red imported fire ants in lawns and drives are treated at the colony, not just the mounds you can see.
Yes. Tell us how the property is used when you call so the visits can be planned around it.
Yes. Willis is part of the Montgomery County area we cover from Montgomery. If your town is not listed, ask; it is usually close enough.
We work across Montgomery County and up toward Huntsville from our base in Montgomery. Pick another town below, or see every place we serve.
Mud tubes on a foundation, winged insects at a window in spring, roaches in a kitchen at night, ants trailing across a counter, fire ant mounds in the yard, or a wood destroying insect report needed on a sale or a new build. Describe what you have got and where you are — photos help a lot. Mon to Fri 8 AM to 4 PM, Sat 10 AM to 2 PM, closed Sunday.