TEXAS PRIDETermite & Pest Control · Montgomery, TX
Montgomery, TX · Lake Conroe · TPCL #0570706 · 5.0★
Termites don’t take Sundays off.
Texas Pride Termite and Pest Control is owner-operated out of Montgomery, Texas, protecting homes and businesses around Lake Conroe since 2003. Termites, roaches, ants and general pest control, plus wood destroying insect reports for new builds and realtors. Texas licence TPCL #0570706. Rated 5.0 on Google.
5.0 on Google TPCL #0570706 Montgomery & Lake Conroe Licensed since 2003
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Montgomery, Texas
Licensed by the state. Rated 5.0 by the neighbours.
Texas requires a licence to treat a structure for pests, and termite work needs the termite category on top of it. Texas Pride has held both since 2003 under Texas Pest Control Licence TPCL #0570706, issued to owner-operator James Wall of Montgomery County. James is a Montgomery High School graduate who learned the trade locally before starting the company, and the family runs it to this day. You can look the licence up yourself with the Texas Department of Agriculture — and with a pest company, you should.
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Licensed since2003
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Texas Pest Control Licence TPCL #0570706, held by James M. Wall, Montgomery County, in the Pest and Termite categories. Proof of insurance is on file with the Texas Department of Agriculture. Serving Montgomery, Conroe, Willis, Lake Conroe, Magnolia, Pinehurst, The Woodlands, Panorama Village, Cut and Shoot and Huntsville. Call or text (936) 689-1834.
What’s got into your house?
Name the pest. Get the plan.
Tap what you are actually seeing and you will get the straight version: what it means in a Montgomery County house, and exactly what the treatment involves. If you are not sure what you have got, call and describe it — that is usually enough to narrow it down.
How it gets handled
Termite control.
Termites are the reason this company has the word in its name. Montgomery County sits on damp clay under a pine canopy, which is close to ideal for eastern subterranean termites: they live in the soil, build mud tubes up a foundation, and eat the framing from the inside where nobody sees it. By the time a homeowner spots it, it is usually a swarm in spring or a section of trim that gives under a thumb.
Full inspection of the structure and the soil around it
Mud tubes, swarmers and damaged timber identified
Treatment placed where the colony actually travels
The standing programme for everything that walks in through a gap. In this part of Texas that is a long list and a long season — a humid subtropical climate means pressure most of the year rather than a few weeks of it. The work is a treated barrier around the outside of the building plus interior attention where you are actually seeing activity, kept up over time so nothing establishes.
Roaches are a specialty here, and they are the pest most likely to be a real infestation rather than a nuisance by the time anyone calls. They breed out of sight in warm humid voids — under sinks, behind appliances, in wall cavities and drains — so treating what you can see achieves very little. The job is finding the harbourage and treating that, then coming back to confirm it worked.
Harbourage located, not just the roaches you have seen
Kitchens, bathrooms, voids, drains and appliance backs
Ants are the other pest named on the specialty list, and in Montgomery County they cover a lot of ground: trails on a kitchen counter, and red imported fire ant mounds pushing up through a lawn, along a driveway edge and against a foundation. Fire ants are the ones that matter for anyone with children or animals in the yard, because the sting is genuinely painful and the mounds appear fast after rain.
Trailing ants indoors traced back to the nest
Fire ant mounds in lawns, drives and around foundations
Texas Pride carries out wood destroying insect reports on new builds and works with local realtors. This is the inspection and written report on whether a structure shows evidence of termites or other wood destroying insects — the document that tends to be needed when a property changes hands or a new build is signed off. It is a licensed activity, and the termite category on TPCL #0570706 is what permits it.
Written wood destroying insect report on the structure
Every treatment is built around your own building and what is actually happening in it. Texas Pride treats for the pests listed here; anything outside the Pest and Termite categories of licence TPCL #0570706 is not something we take on, and we will tell you so rather than guess.
Where we work
Montgomery County homes, and what gets into them.
Lake Conroe, the pine belt north of Houston, and the towns strung along it. Brick and stone on slab, older frame houses with crawl spaces, new construction going up on cleared lots, and downtown commercial buildings. Different buildings, the same soil underneath, and the same pressure coming out of it.
Brick & stone on slabA Texas brick and stone house with a tile roof and a mown lawn behind a low fenceThe pine beltA two-lane road running straight through dense East Texas pine woods under a blue skyOlder frame housesA large older timber-framed Texas house with a deep wraparound porch under bare treesSpring in Montgomery CountyTexas bluebonnets and indian paintbrush flowering thickly in a roadside meadowLake Conroe propertiesA landscaped entrance drive with stone gate posts leading into a wooded residential propertyWater everywhereA slow creek running under heavy tree cover in the East Texas bottomland
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Texas Pride Termite and Pest Control has not published photographs of its own completed jobs, so the images on this page are representative photography of Montgomery County, Conroe and Texas homes — not pictures of a specific Texas Pride job. Ask for local references when you call.
Why this county is different
The ground here is working against you.
Warm, wet, and wooded. Montgomery County sits in humid subtropical pine country on clay that holds moisture, which is the exact combination subterranean termites need — they live in the soil and come up into the structure from underneath. Add a long roach and ant season that barely pauses, and a house here is under pressure most of the year. None of that is a reason to panic. It is a reason to have someone who knows the ground look at the building properly.
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01The rooflineWhere people look first, and almost never where the problem is. Subterranean termites work from the ground up, not the roof down.
02Siding & trimPaint that looks slightly rippled, or trim that gives under a thumb. The surface stays intact while the timber behind it goes.
03Window & door framesFrames are often the first structural timber to show it, because they are where damp and framing meet.
04The sill plateThe timber sitting directly on the slab or foundation. This is the doorway into the structure, and the first thing an inspection checks.
05The slab edgeMud tubes run up the foundation wall in pencil-width lines. This is the visible evidence, and it is easy to miss behind mulch or shrubs.
06The soilThe colony lives here, not in the house. Warm damp clay under a pine canopy is close to ideal ground for them in this county.
07Where treatment goesInto the soil and along the route the colony actually travels — which is why the inspection matters more than the spray.
What we do
Five services. One licence holder.
Termites, general pest control, roaches, ants, and wood destroying insect reports for new builds and realtors. Commercial and residential. The person who holds the licence is the person who does the work.
There is no call centre and no sales script. You get the owner, he looks at the actual building, and you get told what is happening and what it will take — including when the honest answer is that it is not as bad as you think.
Call or text (936) 689-1834 — describe what you are seeing, where, and how long it has been going on
Inspection — the structure and the ground around it get looked at properly, because the conditions outside usually explain what is happening inside
You get told what it is — what the pest actually is, what it is doing to the building, and what the treatment involves, in plain terms
Treatment — placed where the colony or harbourage actually is, not where the pest happened to be spotted
Follow-up — we come back and confirm it worked, and deal with what has been left behind if it has not
Based in Montgomery on the west side of Lake Conroe, and working across Montgomery County: Conroe, Willis, Magnolia, Pinehurst, The Woodlands, Panorama Village, Cut and Shoot and up toward Huntsville. James has lived and worked in this area for over thirty years. If your town is not on the list, ask — it is usually close enough.
MontgomeryConroeWillisLake ConroeMagnoliaPinehurstThe WoodlandsPanorama VillageCut and ShootHuntsville& ask
Call or text (936) 689-1834 · Mon to Fri 8 to 4, Sat 10 to 2 · licence TPCL #0570706
Get in touch
Tell us what you are seeing.
Mud tubes on a foundation, winged insects at a window in spring, roaches in a kitchen at night, ants trailing across a counter, fire ant mounds in the yard, or a wood destroying insect report needed on a sale or a new build. Describe what you have got and where you are — photos help a lot. Mon to Fri 8 AM to 4 PM, Sat 10 AM to 2 PM, closed Sunday.
