Serving Pasco County
Ant, termite and lawn pest work across Pasco County
Ant trails along the baseboard, sand piles where the lawn meets the driveway, a fire ant mound by the mailbox. Pasco County homes see a lot of ant work, along with termites that find their way into slab construction.
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- Office on East Busch Blvd, Tampa
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- Pasco County
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- Pasco County
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- East Busch Blvd, north Tampa
- Phones
- Answered 24/7
Pasco County calls are mostly about ants, from white-footed ants inside to fire ants and big-headed ants along the lawn edges. White-footed ants have been collected in Pasco, and baits are the only proven control for them. We identify the species first, because the bait has to match what that ant actually eats.
Local conditions
Ants, sandy yards and slab homes in Pasco County
Pasco County counted 561,891 residents in the 2020 census, and white-footed ants are one of the indoor pests we look for first there. The species has been collected in Pasco as well as Hillsborough and Pinellas. It nests in trees, palm fronds, mulch, wall voids and attics, and colonies range from about 8,000 ants to 3 million. Foragers use electrical cables as highways into kitchens and bathrooms. They do not sting, but spraying the trail barely dents a colony that size, which is why we bait.
Out in the yard, two other ants do most of the damage to curb appeal. Big-headed ants push up piles of loose sandy soil where lawns meet sidewalks and driveways, and their fragile debris tubes along foundations can pass for termite tubes, so we check before anyone pays for a termite job. Fire ants nest under slabs, beside foundations and in electrical boxes, and after heavy rain the colonies may move to higher ground or indoors. Mosquitoes matter here too, with 2 locally reported dengue cases in Pasco as of Sept. 18, 2026.
Most called about
What Pasco County homes call us about
Ant Control
White-footed ants in kitchens and bathrooms, big-headed ants along the slab.
Fire Ant Control
Mounds in sandy lawns, beside driveways and inside utility boxes.
Termite Bait Stations
Monitoring around slab homes as builder treatments age.
Chinch Bug Control
Yellow patches in sunny St. Augustine lawns on dry, sandy soil.
Mosquito Control
Standing water checks and yard treatments around ponds and pool cages.
New Construction Termite Pretreatment
Termite protection for new homes and additions before the slab is poured.
Getting to you
Reaching Pasco County from East Busch Boulevard
Pasco work is scheduled out of the office on East Busch Boulevard in north Tampa, heading north toward the county line. Lawn and ant visits go better when we can get into the backyard, so tell us about gate codes, dogs and community access rules when you call. Someone answers the phone 24/7.
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Questions
Pasco County pest questions
What people in Pasco County ask us on the phone.
Ask us on the phoneUsually not. Loose sand piles at the lawn edge point to big-headed ants, and their thin debris tubes look like termite tubes, so we check which one you have.
Spraying kills the ants you see but not the colony. White-footed ant colonies can hold millions of workers, and baits are the only proven control.
Yes. We focus on the shady shrubs, standing water and edges where mosquitoes rest, and tell you how long to keep pets and kids off while it dries.
They can. After heavy rain, colonies may move to higher ground or indoors, and they often nest in electrical boxes and under slabs.
Yes. Give us the gate details when you book so the technician can get in, and let us know about any HOA rules on yard treatments.
Talk to a technician
Pests in Pasco County? Call now.
Tell us what you found and where. We will tell you what it probably is and when a technician can be there.