We have proudly served the Greater Houston Area for over 70 years and received an average rating of 4.9 out of 5 stars from over 1,100 Google reviews.
Recurring Service Plans
Keep Your Home Pest Free!
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Pest Control Starting at $37/Month- Quarterly Pest Service
- Service Guarantee
- Year-Round Protection From Ants*, Roaches, Silverfish, Crickets, Millipedes, Pill Bugs, & Earwigs
- Fleas, Fire Ants, & Spiders** In The Yard
*Some Exclusions & Initial Enrollment Fee May Apply
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Pest & Termite Control Starting at $62/Month
- Quarterly Pest Service
- Service Guarantee
- Year-Round Protection From Ants*, Roaches, Silverfish, Crickets, Millipedes, Pill Bugs, & Earwigs
- Fleas, Fire Ants, & Spiders** In The Yard
- Termite Control Featuring The Sentricon System
*Some Exclusions & Initial Enrollment Fee May Apply
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Seasonal Mosquito Control Starting at $75/Month
- Regular applications to prevent mosquito harborage in your yard
- Service is applied to areas in your yard where mosquitoes harbor and breed
- Service performed on a monthly basis.
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Seasonal Mosquito Control Plus Starting at $85/Service
- Regular applications to prevent mosquito harborage in your yard
- Service is applied to areas in your yard where mosquitoes harbor and breed
- Service performed once every three weeks
- Includes installation and maintenance of Mosquito treatment devices in your yard
- Includes treatment of drains and catch basins (On your property)
* Excludes crazy ants and carpenter ants ** Spider reduction around a home is a constant process. Our technician will pay special attention to areas where spiders congregate and harbor. However, certain factors such as outdoor lighting, insect pressure, areas of high moisture, debris around the structure, and other conducive conditions can create challenges for spider reduction.
Termite Control Services in Conroe, TX
Termite Inspections with Termidor HE & the Sentricon System
Homeowners in Conroe, Texas, face a significant risk from subterranean termites. These pests thrive in warm, humid conditions and can cause extensive structural damage before being detected. Proactive termite control measures can reduce the risk of costly repairs. Our services are designed to identify visible activity, evaluate property conditions, and determine an appropriate treatment approach for residential and commercial properties.
At Modern Pest Control, we have been safeguarding properties in the Greater Houston region, including Conroe, from termite damage for over 70 years. Our team provides thorough inspections and customized treatment plans using options that include Termidor HE and the Sentricon System. Treatment recommendations depend on inspection findings, property construction, termite activity, and site conditions. We offer a complimentary inspection as the first step.
To get started, fill out our online contact form or call us at (281) 214-8066.
Our termite treatment options include:
- Termidor HE: Termidor HE is a liquid termiticide applied to the exterior of your property as a continuous soil barrier. Termites can come into contact with the treated area as they travel between the soil and a food source. Applications require trained handling and must follow the product label.
- Sentricon System: Sentricon is a termite baiting system installed around the perimeter of the property. Its stations use cellulose-based bait and rely on termite feeding behavior to distribute the active ingredient. Our inspection helps determine whether this perimeter-based approach fits the property and the activity found.
Explore the benefits of a pest-free space with our complimentary inspections. Contact us now to schedule your inspection and take the first step toward a pest-proof home.
Are Termites Dangerous?
Termites don’t pose the same direct human-safety threat as biting or stinging pests, but they can damage your property. They feed on cellulose, the main component of wood, and are capable of causing significant damage to the structure of your home. Subterranean termites can remain concealed while traveling through soil, protected tubes, and structural materials, so visible evidence may not appear immediately.
Common warning signs include mud tubes along foundations or walls, discarded wings near doors and windows, damaged or hollow-sounding wood, and visible termite activity. Swarming termites may also indicate that a colony is nearby. Because these signs can resemble other insect or moisture problems, our termite inspection in Conroe evaluates the accessible areas of the property before we recommend a response.
Periodic checks can help property owners notice changes, but inspection frequency isn’t the same for every property. Prior activity, existing treatment or warranty terms, construction details, moisture conditions, and a pest professional’s recommendations can all affect the appropriate schedule. If you find wings, tubes, or suspicious wood damage, don’t disturb the area before it can be evaluated.
What to Expect During a Termite Inspection in Conroe
Our complimentary termite inspection evaluates visible evidence of activity and property conditions that may support subterranean termites. Depending on accessibility and construction, the inspection may include the foundation, exterior perimeter, crawl spaces, plumbing-adjacent areas, and accessible structural wood. We also look for mud tubes, discarded wings, damaged wood, moisture-related conditions, and wood-to-soil contact.
A visual inspection is limited to areas that are visible and accessible at the time of service. Finished walls, stored belongings, insulation, restricted crawl spaces, and other obstructions can conceal activity. A termite inspection can identify signs and risk conditions, but it doesn’t automatically determine the complete extent of hidden structural damage.
We use the findings to develop a customized treatment plan rather than recommending the same method for every property. The location of activity, foundation type, construction features, moisture conditions, and accessible treatment areas can influence whether Termidor HE, the Sentricon System, or another property-specific strategy is appropriate.
Real Estate Inspection Reports
A termite service inspection and a formal real estate document aren’t necessarily the same service. Under Texas Department of Agriculture rules, a wood-destroying insect report prepared for a real estate transaction must use the official SPCS/T-5 form. That report documents visible evidence and conducive conditions in accessible areas, while a structural damage assessment serves a different purpose. Property owners who need transaction-specific documentation should confirm the required inspection type when scheduling.
Why Choose Modern Pest Control?
Trusted for a Reason
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Customer-Focused Approach
With a focus on customer satisfaction, we boast over 1000 5-star Google reviews, offer free inspections, maintain consistency by assigning the same technician whenever possible, and provide flexible scheduling options, ensuring an easy and customer-friendly service experience.
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Industry Leadership and Involvement
We actively participate in national and Texas pest control associations and are accredited by Quality Pro demonstrating our commitment to industry standards, professionalism, and food safety.
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Values Centered Around Community
Dedicated to community welfare for over 70 years, our third-generation family-owned business actively engages in philanthropy and community service, fostering a sense of responsibility beyond pest control.
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Commitment to Integrated Pest Management
Providing sustainable and eco-friendly pest control solutions, prioritizing integrated pest management practices to ensure effective results with minimal environmental impact.
Understanding Subterranean Termites in Conroe
Termites are small, soft-bodied insects that are often mistaken for ants. They are social insects that live in colonies with worker, soldier, and reproductive castes. Workers feed on cellulose-containing materials, including wood, while subterranean colonies depend on moisture and protected routes between the soil and a food source.
Understanding termite biology and habits informs prevention. Property owners can reduce conducive conditions by repairing leaks, maintaining gutters and downspouts, improving drainage, and keeping wood debris away from the structure. Firewood shouldn’t rest against the building, and separation should be maintained between soil and structural wood where possible.
Termite colonies include three principal castes:
- Workers: Workers care for young termites, forage for food, and build and maintain the colony’s nest and tunnels.
- Soldiers: Soldiers defend the colony from predators, including ants, and other threats.
- Reproductives: Reproductives produce offspring and can establish new colonies. Winged reproductives, commonly called swarmers, leave a mature colony to pair and locate a suitable nesting site. Discarded wings may remain near windows, doors, or other areas where a swarm occurred.
Reducing conducive conditions can lower the risk of termite activity, but it can’t confirm whether hidden termites are present. Our inspection considers both visible evidence and property conditions when we prepare a customized recommendation.
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"Always 5-Star Service!"We have used Modern Pest for the last four years. Our technician, Donnie, offers phenomenal service!- Lesley L.
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"Great Customer Service"I want to give a shout-out to both Michelle, who works in the office, and Alex Guzman, an onsite technician, both were AWESOME!!- Cindy G.
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"Highly Recommend!"They are always on time and answer any questions you have!- Sayler E.
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"Professional and Efficient"I have used Modern Pest Control for many years. They have always been professional and they get results.- Stephen B.
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"Long-Time Customer"We have used Modern Pest Control for many years with good results. Other relatives, as well, for over several decades with similar results.- Ken A.
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"Happy Customer!"I have had the rodent exclusion service from Modern Pest Control for over 3 years. They are always professional and responsive.- Andre G.
70+ Years of Pest Management for Conroe Properties
Here’s why Conroe homeowners and businesses choose us:
- Established in 1952: With over 70 years in the pest control industry, our third-generation, family-owned company brings regional experience to residential and commercial properties.
- Licensed Technicians: Our licensed technicians assess accessible areas for visible activity and conditions that may contribute to termite problems. We use those findings to explain the available next steps.
- QualityPro Accreditation: We are QualityPro accredited and participate in national and Texas pest control associations, reflecting our commitment to established industry standards.
- Customized Service: Our team develops tailored plans based on the specific findings of our inspection, property construction, and site conditions.
- Integrated Pest Management: Our service approach incorporates integrated pest management, which combines inspection, prevention, monitoring, and targeted pest control practices. We also emphasize environmentally responsible methods.
- Consistent Customer Care: We offer complimentary inspections and flexible scheduling. Whenever possible, we send the same technician to provide greater service consistency.
- Over 1,000 Five-Star Google Reviews: According to our website, more than 1,000 customers have left five-star Google reviews. Their feedback reflects our focus on reliable communication and customer service.
If you’ve seen mud tubes, discarded wings, damaged wood, or other possible signs, we can inspect the property and explain which treatment approach fits the findings.
Frequently Asked Questions
What Are the Initial Signs of a Termite Infestation?
Initial signs can include swarming termites, discarded wings, mud tubes on foundations or walls, and hollow-sounding or visibly damaged wood. Swarmers are often confused with winged ants. Because subterranean termites may remain concealed, finding one of these signs is a reason to request a professional evaluation.
How Often Should My Property Be Inspected for Termites?
There isn’t a universal inspection schedule for every property. The appropriate frequency depends on previous termite activity, construction, moisture conditions, existing treatment or warranty requirements, and a professional’s recommendations. Arrange an inspection promptly if you notice mud tubes, discarded wings, damaged wood, or live termites.
What Can I Do to Reduce Termite Risk?
Repair plumbing and roof leaks, maintain drainage, and direct water away from the foundation. Remove wood debris, store firewood away from the structure and off the soil, and reduce wood-to-soil contact. These steps can make conditions less conducive to termites, but they don’t replace an inspection when activity is suspected.
What Areas of My Home Are Most Vulnerable to Termites?
Commonly vulnerable areas include foundations, crawl spaces, decks, porches, plumbing-adjacent spaces, and locations where structural wood contacts soil. Areas affected by leaks, poor drainage, or inadequate ventilation may also warrant attention. A visual inspection can evaluate accessible areas but can’t reveal every concealed condition behind finished surfaces.
Why Choose Modern Pest Control for Termite Service?
Our third-generation, family-owned company has served the Greater Houston area since 1952. We provide complimentary inspections, customized recommendations, licensed technicians, flexible scheduling, and environmentally responsible integrated pest management practices. We’re also QualityPro accredited and have more than 1,000 five-star Google reviews according to our website.
Request a complimentary termite inspection in Conroe by calling (281) 214-8066 or contact us online today.
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