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Pest Control Companies que atienden Slaton, TX
Slaton, TX — Al sureste de Lubbock. Todavía no hay negocios de pest control con dirección en Slaton; abajo están los más cercanos, en Lubbock.
Emparéjame Gratis- Local exterminators, not a call center
- Scorpion and termite specialists
- Child and pet-safe options
- Quarterly prevention plans available
Listados más cercanos — Lubbock
Estos 6 negocios tienen dirección en Lubbock, no en Slaton. Pregunta si cubren Slaton cuando llames.
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Rapid Exterminator Services
Local home services in Lubbock, TX
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Brothers Pest Control
Local home services in Lubbock, TX
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South Plains Pest Control
South Plains Pest Control is a Lubbock favorite with 148 reviews and a 5.0-star rating on Google.
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Pinkston's Pest Control
Pinkston's Pest Control is a Lubbock favorite with 25 reviews and a 5.0-star rating on Google.
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Plunkett's Pest Control
Plunkett's Pest Control is a Lubbock favorite with 24 reviews and a 4.9-star rating on Google.
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Fox Pest Control Lubbock
Fox Pest Control Lubbock is a Lubbock favorite with 1,451 reviews and a 4.8-star rating on Google.
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Preguntas frecuentes
Are scorpions a problem in Slaton, TX?
Yes — striped bark scorpions are common throughout Slaton and West Texas. Regular exterior perimeter treatment significantly reduces intrusion. They're painful but rarely dangerous to healthy adults. Most pest control companies offer scorpion-specific treatment programs.
How much does pest control cost in Slaton?
A one-time treatment in Slaton typically runs $150–$300. Quarterly prevention plans run $35–$65 per visit. Termite treatment is more significant — $800–$3,000 depending on the method and severity. Always get a termite warranty.
Do pest control companies in Slaton need a license?
Yes — Texas requires pest control applicators to hold a Structural Pest Control license from the Texas Department of Agriculture. Always ask for the license number before service begins.