Top-Rated HOA Pest Control 

HOAs are generally responsible for pest and rodent control in common areas, while homeowners are responsible for their homes. However, it’s essential to check your HOA bylaws to see if they require the HOA to handle pest and rodent control outside common areas. 

New homes are less likely to have pest infestations. However, new construction isn’t immune to pests. Land disturbance during construction can encourage pests to look for a new home in the structure. It’s recommended to use preventive pest control regularly, whether your home is new or old. 

Yes, pest control is an essential service for HOAs. Regular pest control and prevention help to avoid infestations and protect the community’s property, health, and property values. Potential pest problems are avoided in common areas and may prevent them from spreading to homes. 

Our pest control technicians have years of combined experience in the industry. They are trained in the classroom and field, and have undergone state testing and apprenticeships. Every technician has ample training and experience in preventing and eliminating every significant pest type in Texas. 

Our pest control experts meet all Texas requirements outlined in Structural Pest Control Services guidelines. These guidelines require apprenticeships, hours of classroom training, field training in every pest type they need certification, and passing a state examination. 

Our company has field offices in Austin, San Antonio, Houston, and Dallas. 

Yes. Our services have a 12-month guarantee. We guarantee our work for the service period and provide a free booster treatment if the treated pests return. 

Our technicians use fewer hazardous pesticides than our competitors. We focus on natural, organic methods incorporating essential oils into our treatment. The result is an effective pest control solution that is safer and less toxic for people, pets, and the environment. 

Generally, HOA pest control services are offered for every primary pest type in Texas, including and not limited to bed bugs, mosquitos, chiggers, rodents, cockroaches, fleas and ticks, scorpions, and spiders. Check with your HOA for more information about what its pest control services cover. 

Generally, the HOA is responsible for pest control in common areas such as parks, swimming pools, public buildings, and picnic areas. However, homeowners are usually responsible for pest control in and around their homes. Refer to your HOA bylaws to understand your community’s pest control responsibility. 

Texas has a warm climate and short, mild winters, so pest breeding seasons are longer than in other parts of the country. HOAs should schedule regular pest control services quarterly to avoid infestations and maintain a healthy community. Monthly or bimonthly treatments may be needed for communities with higher pest activity. 

Home owners are generally responsible for pest control services in and around their homes. You can schedule pest control services at your own expense in addition to what the HOA covers for common areas in the community. 

Pests thrive where there is food, shelter, and water. To prevent insect nests from forming, keep your home tidy and remove food waste from the kitchen immediately. Clean and sanitize trash cans and eliminate any standing water in the yard. Also, trim trees, bushes, and other vegetation to prevent insect nests from forming. 

Whether your HOA covers termites and other structure pests depends on your HOA’s bylaws. Generally, HOAs cover termite pest control for common areas, and home owners pay for pest services in their homes. 

Yes. Barefoot Mosquito & Pest Control incorporates natural essential oils into its pest control products. Our pesticides are gentler on people, pests, and the environment than our competitors, so you can rest easy knowing that our pest control services are safe for your home and family.