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Pest Control Across Montgomery County and Northwest Harris County

Magnolia Pest Control serves homes and businesses from its base in Magnolia, covering 20 communities within about 15 miles, including Audubon, Pinehurst, Stagecoach, Tomball, Montgomery, Todd Mission, Sterling Ridge and Hockley. Phones are answered 24/7, and most calls are scheduled the same day when a technician is available. If your town isn't listed, check your ZIP code.

  • Phones answered 24/7
  • Price approved before treatment
  • Written report every visit
  • Pet & family precautions explained

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13 cities with local pages

Cities we serve in Montgomery County

Magnolia sits at a crossroads, and so does our service area. North along FM 149, Montgomery mixes historic homes with wooded lots toward Lake Conroe, and FM 1774 runs northwest to the farms and pine woods around Plantersville. To the east, FM 1488 leads to the forested villages of Sterling Ridge and Alden Bridge, and farther northeast the golf-course community of Woodforest sits along Fish Creek. Closer in, Pinehurst and Stagecoach share the same pine woods, creeks and fire ant pressure as Magnolia itself.

South and west, the service area crosses into Harris County and beyond. SH 249 connects Magnolia with Tomball, whose historic downtown restaurants and shops rely on steady commercial pest control. Spring Creek separates Montgomery County from Harris County, so neighborhoods such as Creekside Park along the creek deal with heavy mosquito and flood-driven fire ant pressure. Rosehill and Decker Prairie lie to the south, while Waller and Hockley to the west and southwest have bigger rural lots where rodents, ticks and scorpions are common.

Tomball

ZIP 77375, 77377

Dobbin

ZIP 77333, 77356, 77316

Also served

More communities we serve now

These communities are already served; their own local pages are on the way. Call for service today.

  • Montgomery, TX (77316, 77356)
  • Waller, TX (77484)
  • Hockley, TX (77447)
  • Sterling Ridge, TX (77382, 77354)
  • Creekside Park, TX (77389, 77375)
  • Alden Bridge, TX (77382)
  • Woodforest, TX (77316)
Map

Our Montgomery County service area

Service area map: Tomball, Montgomery, Pinehurst, Stagecoach, Waller, Hockley, Plantersville, Audubon, High Meadow Ranch, Mostyn Manor, Todd Mission, Sterling Ridge, Creekside Park, Alden Bridge, Woodforest, Decker Prairie, Rosehill, Dobbin, Keenan, HufsmithTomballMontgomeryPinehurstStagecoachWallerHockleyPlantersvilleAudubonHigh Meadow RanchMostyn ManorTodd MissionSterling RidgeCreekside ParkAlden BridgeWoodforestDecker PrairieRosehillDobbinKeenanHufsmithMagnolia (base)N

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Do you serve homes on the Harris County side of Spring Creek?

Yes. Our service area crosses Spring Creek into northwest Harris County, including Tomball, Rosehill, Hufsmith, Creekside Park and Hockley. The same 24/7 phone line, upfront pricing and written service reports apply on both sides of the county line. Lots along the creek flood often, so ask about fire ant and mosquito work after heavy rain.

Do you work in Grimes and Waller counties too?

Yes, in the nearby parts. Plantersville sits just over the line in Grimes County, and the city of Waller lies mostly in Waller County to the southwest. Both are a short drive from Magnolia, so rural lots there get the same inspection-first visit, upfront price and written report as homes closer in.

Are pest problems different in The Woodlands than in rural areas?

Often, yes. In Sterling Ridge, homes sit under a dense forest canopy, so termites, roof rats and mosquitoes are common complaints. On rural lots around Hockley, Waller and Plantersville, barns, feed and open pasture bring more mice, ticks, fire ants and scorpions. Treatment plans follow those differences.

Do HOAs in master-planned communities have pest control rules?

Some do. HOAs in larger communities may limit what's visible from the street, such as bait stations or yard signs, and set hours for outdoor work. Check your deed restrictions, and mention any rules when you call so the technician can plan where stations and treatments go.

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