Flea & Tick Control in High Meadow Ranch
The horse trail, pasture edges and wooded acreage put horses, dogs and riders in tick habitat every day.
High Meadow Ranch, TX · 77355
Pest Control for High Meadow Ranch Acreage, Barns and Golf Homes
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High Meadow Ranch, TX
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Magnolia Pest Control provides pest control in High Meadow Ranch, the golf and equestrian community off FM 1774 between Magnolia and Pinehurst. Wooded homesites of one to ten acres, a horse and nature trail, ponds and an 18-hole golf course bring ticks, fire ants, rodents and termites close to the house. Most calls are scheduled the same day.
High Meadow Ranch spreads across the rolling, wooded country of southern Montgomery County, just north of where SH 249 turns into FM 1774 near Pinehurst. Homesites run from about one to ten acres, and some back onto High Meadow Ranch Golf Club, an 18-hole course designed by Tim Nugent that opened in 1999.
Horses are welcome, and a riding and nature trail runs through the neighborhood. Some homes date to the late 1990s while custom builds still go up on open lots, so one street can pair 25-year-old wood framing with a brand-new slab, and each needs a different kind of attention.
- City
- High Meadow Ranch, TX
- County
- Montgomery County
- ZIP codes
- 77355
- Hours
- Phones answered 24/7
Today in High Meadow Ranch
Magnolia's heat, humidity and rain change which pests are active from week to week.
Coverage
Where we work in High Meadow Ranch
Neighborhoods we cover
- Golf course homes on Golf Club Trail and Clubhouse Lane
- Post Oak Circle
- Equestrian lots along the community horse trail
- Custom-home lots off High Meadow Ranch Drive
Landmarks and main roads
- High Meadow Ranch Golf Club (Golf Club Trail)
- Community horse and nature trail
- FM 1774
- SH 249
- Pinehurst
What do horse trails and pastures mean for ticks and fire ants?
Lone Star and American dog ticks wait on tall grass and brush along the trail and pasture edges, then climb onto horses, dogs and riders. A mowed strip where the trail meets your yard, plus a quick check of every animal after a ride, limits how many reach the barn and the house.
Fire ant mounds in paddocks and around water troughs sting horses, dogs and anyone hauling hay. Some fire ant baits are not approved for grazing land, so show the technician where horses graze and drink; the treatment plan and the written report will reflect it.
What pests move into barns, feed rooms and workshops here?
Sweet feed, hay and spilled grain feed mice and rats, which nest in tack rooms and bale stacks and then head for the house when a cold front blows through. Paper wasps fix nests under barn eaves and stall doors, and brown recluse spiders and scorpions tuck into saddle pads, lumber piles and firewood.
Keep feed in metal bins with tight lids and stack hay on pallets. Rodent control on acreage covers trapping and sealing entry points at the house, plus a plan for the barn, and typically runs $300–$1,200 depending on the buildings involved.
Why do older High Meadow Ranch homes need termite checks?
Homes built in the late 1990s and early 2000s have likely outlived their original soil treatment. Stumps, fallen limbs, landscape timbers and wood fences give subterranean termite colonies food close to the foundation, and swarms usually appear after a rain once late-winter and spring weather turns warm.
A termite inspection runs from free to $125 and covers the house plus attached decks and porches. Ask the technician to look at barn sills and any wood touching the soil while they are there.
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Fire Ant Control in High Meadow Ranch
Paddocks, trough areas and big open lawns rebuild fire ant mounds after every heavy rain.
Rodent Control in High Meadow Ranch
Feed rooms, hay storage and workshops give mice and rats food and cover a short run from the house.
Wasp, Hornet & Bee Removal in High Meadow Ranch
Barn eaves, stall doors and deep covered porches give paper wasps sheltered places to build.
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Can you treat an entire multi-acre lot in High Meadow Ranch?
We can, but most plans focus on the house, the yard you use and the outbuildings rather than every acre of woods. The technician walks the property with you, agrees on the zones to treat, and confirms the price before starting.
Are your treatments safe around horses?
Each product is used only as its label allows, and some cannot be used in pastures or near feed and water. Show the technician where horses graze, eat and drink so suitable products are chosen, and you'll be told how long to keep animals off treated areas. The written report lists everything applied.
Will the golf course ponds bring mosquitoes to my yard?
They can add to it, but troughs, clogged gutters and low spots on a big lot often breed more mosquitoes closer to the house. Dump and refill troughs weekly. Monthly mosquito treatments in season typically cost $65–$110 and focus on the shady areas where people and horses spend time.
How quickly can you reach High Meadow Ranch?
The neighborhood is only a few miles down FM 1774 from Magnolia, and most calls are scheduled the same day. Calls are answered around the clock, and if you need an after-hours visit, the $50–$150 emergency fee is explained before anyone is dispatched.