Where we work
Service areas around Tampa, FL
Our office is on East Busch Boulevard in north Tampa, and the work runs out from there. Each page below covers what we tend to find in that part of the bay area and the services people there call about most.
- Phones answered 24/7
- Office on East Busch Blvd, Tampa
- Office
- 1822 E Busch Blvd, Tampa
- Counties
- Hillsborough, Pinellas and Pasco
- Phones
- Answered 24/7
How coverage works
From north Tampa out across the bay
Most of our work is in Tampa itself, from the older bungalow streets close to downtown out to the planned communities of New Tampa. Beyond the city line, we cover the parts of Hillsborough, Pinellas and Pasco counties listed below.
The pests change as you move around the bay. South Tampa has Asian subterranean termites in the trees and the houses. The neighborhoods built between the 1950s and 1980s have mature yards, older framing and the roof rats that come with oaks and palms. Newer communities to the north have fresh sod, fire ants and builder termite treatments that eventually run out.
Each area page is written for that place, with the figures we could source and the services people there call about most.
Tampa neighborhoods
Tampa neighborhoods
Neighborhood pages for the parts of Tampa with the most owner-occupied homes.
Town 'n' Country
Single-family homes and townhouses from the 1958 to 1978 build-out, where palmetto bugs and rats find old gaps.
Carrollwood
Forty-year-old yards with big trees, where roof rats climb to attics and chinch bugs scorch sunny lawn edges.
Lake Magdalene
Owner-occupied homes, big lawns and lakefront yards, where mosquitoes and chinch bugs set the summer calendar.
Citrus Park
1990s subdivisions where white-footed ants follow wires indoors and subterranean termites test the slab.
Northdale
Owner-occupied 1980s homes with big lawns, where fire ant mounds and chinch bug patches are the usual complaints.
Westchase
Turn-of-the-century homes with St. Augustine lawns, where sod webworms and chinch bugs thin the turf.
Egypt Lake-Leto
Rentals, duplexes and 1980-era homes where German roaches travel between units and rats find the gaps.
East Lake-Orient Park
Yards on the county's dengue spray list and 1980s homes where palmetto bugs walk in from outside.
Tampa Palms
The oldest section of New Tampa, with homes now old enough for a fresh termite inspection and lawns full of fire ants.
Cross Creek
The newest homes on our neighborhood list, old enough that any builder termite protection needs a fresh check.
Seminole Heights
Craftsman bungalows from the 1910s and 1920s, with the wood and porch framing drywood termites love.
South Tampa
Historic homes, big trees and Florida's northernmost known Asian subterranean termite infestation.
Cities nearby
Cities nearby
Towns across Hillsborough, Pinellas and Pasco within reach of the office.
Temple Terrace
A 1920s planned Mediterranean Revival city on the Hillsborough River, with old wood framing and riverside yards.
Brandon
A large east Hillsborough suburb with St. Augustine lawns, mulch beds, chinch bugs and wandering palmetto bugs.
Riverview
A fast-filling south Hillsborough community where lawns, slabs and termite protection drive most calls.
Wesley Chapel
A growing Pasco community where termite pretreatment, new landscaping and indoor ant trails come up most.
Lutz
A north county-line community with big yards, sandy soil, chinch bugs and fire ant mounds.
Land O' Lakes
A Pasco lake community where white-footed ants and backyard mosquitoes are the calls we get most.
Valrico
East Hillsborough yards where fire ants, chinch bugs and sod webworms take turns with the lawn.
Plant City
East Hillsborough yards where mole crickets, armyworms and fire ants do most of the lawn damage.
Clearwater
The Pinellas county seat, with coastal homes, gumbo limbo and coconut palms, whiteflies and drywood termites.
St. Petersburg
The biggest city on our Pinellas list, with older coastal homes, drywood termites and whitefly-hit ficus hedges.
Largo
Central Pinellas homes where tiny indoor ants and rugose spiraling whitefly keep us busy.
Oldsmar
A small Pinellas city on the Hillsborough line, with screened lanais, palms, mosquitoes and white-footed ants.
Counties
Counties
County pages for the wider coverage area.
Hillsborough County
The county around Tampa: older block homes, 1980s subdivisions and newer builds, each with its own pest pattern.
Pinellas County
The peninsula county where rugose spiraling whitefly spread countywide and ficus whitefly was confirmed in 2009.
Pasco County
Suburbs and rural stretches north of Tampa, with slab homes, sandy lawns and white-footed ants in the landscaping.
Questions
Questions about where we work
Coverage questions people ask before they book.
Ask us on the phoneThe price depends on the job, the size of the property and the pest, and you hear it before any work starts. If distance changes anything for your address, we say so on the call.
Possibly. The list covers the places we work most. Call with your address and we will tell you straight whether we can get to you.
Yes. Apartment buildings, condo associations and HOAs have their own service page, and the same coverage area applies.
The lawn insects are the same around the bay, but fertilizer rules differ by city and county, so the feeding schedule is set for the rules where you live.
The phone is answered around the clock. When you call, we tell you when a technician can be there for your address and your problem.
Talk to a technician
Not on the list? Call and ask.
Coverage runs past the places listed here. Tell us the address and what you are seeing, and we will tell you straight whether we can help.