Termite control and pest control companies serving Houston, TX, for
termite treatment and inspection. Where we could check a
company's state licence, it's on the card. Call any of them directly, or
request a quote.
Free, no obligation.
Termite and pest control companies in Houston, TX
Sorted by number of Google reviews, not star rating.
These companies came from a search for termite and pest control
companies in Houston. Not every one does every job below, so ask
before you book.
Termite treatment and control
Treating an active infestation or protecting a house against one. Get
the treatment plan and the price in writing, and compare more than one
quote before you sign.
Texas licenses pest control businesses through the
Texas Department of Agriculture's
Structural Pest Control Service, and records the categories of
work each licence covers, termite (T) among them. The register gives
a county for each licence but no street address or phone, so we
matched each Houston listing by the licence number on the
company's own website where it states one, and otherwise by the
business name among licences in the Houston area's counties,
using the register downloaded 27 Sep 2026.
15 of 27 listings matched a current
licence that includes the termite category and show its TPCL number
on the card.
A card without a licence line means we could not tie it to one
licence with confidence (a chain's branch, or two licences with the
same name), not that the business is unlicensed. Ask for the TPCL
number and check its termite category with the
Department before you book.
Common questions about termite companies in Houston
How do I check a termite company's licence in Texas?
Ask for the business licence number (a TPCL number), then check it
and its termite category with the Texas
Department of Agriculture. 15 of the 27 Houston listings above already show one we checked.
What happens after I request quotes?
We review your request by hand and connect you with a licensed termite
company serving your area, which may then contact you about it.
Is the order on this page a ranking?
No. Companies are sorted by how many Google reviews they have, which
says how much feedback exists, not how good the work is. Listings are
free and there is no way to pay for a higher position.
