Texas Department of Agriculture - Licensee Search Page

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To find a licensed pest control company nearest you:

Enter your address, ZIP Code, or City.
Select the desired radius in miles:
1. 10 the default distance
2. 20
3. 30
4. 100
Select the category of pest control you are searching for.
Click the Search button to start.

Advanced Search (to find a pest control company by name or license number):

Using the Standard tab, enter an Address, ZIP Code, or City that is within the “Select Radius” mileage of the business for which you are searching.
Using the Advanced tab, enter TDA License Number (TPCL) or
Enter Name of Business (DBA)
Click the Search button to start

Helpful Tips:

Click the minus sign on the map to zoom out and see a larger quantity of sites.
Hover over the red pin on the map with your mouse to view a pop-up box with business information.
Select the “List” tab at the top of the map to see a list of business information, including contact information and, license expirations, etc.
Check the map regularly, as site information is updated routinely.

Note: Pest control businesses showing an expired license may be in the process of renewal. For additional information regarding these companies, please contact the Texas Department of Agriculture, Structural Pest Control Service at (866) 918-4481.

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Pest (P)

Termite (T)

Lawn and Ornamental (L)

Weed (W)

Commodity Fumigation (C)

Structural Fumigation (S)

Wood Preservation (D)

Business License (TPCL)
Business Name (DBA)

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We make every effort possible to insure that the information displayed on this page is up to date. However, we rely upon the licensee to provide that information. Licensees may be in the process of renewing their license(s). Please contact TDA for further information regarding those companies.
A maximum of 500 results can be returned per search. If you are in a densely populated area, it is possible that a licensee that is closer to the outer edge from your starting search location may not be displayed. Try changing your starting search location to a place that is closer to the licensee for which you are searching to include it in your results.

Pest Control: This category includes persons engaged in the inspection or control of pests in and around structures or pest animals which may invade homes, restaurants, stores, and other buildings, attacking their contents or furnishings or being a general nuisance, but do not normally attack the building itself. Examples of such pests are cockroaches, silverfish, ants, fleas, ticks, flies, mosquitoes, rats, mice, skunks, raccoons, opossums, etc.
Termite & Wood Destroying Insect Control: This category includes persons engaged in the inspection or control of termites, beetles, or other wood destroying insects and wood preservation by means other than fumigation in buildings, including homes, warehouses, stores, docks, or any other structures. This category includes the treatment of termites in trees in and around structures.
Lawn & Ornamental: This category includes persons engaged in the inspection or control of pests or diseases of trees, shrubs, or other plantings in a park or in and around structures, business establishments, industrial parks, institutional buildings or streets.
Weed Control: This category includes persons engaged in the inspection or control of weeds around homes in a park or in and around structures, business establishments, industrial parks, institutional buildings, streets and industrial environs.
Commodity Fumigation: This category includes persons engaged in pest inspection or control through fumigation of processed commodities or structures normally used to contain commodities. This category does not include raw agricultural commodities.
Structural Fumigation: This category includes persons engaged in pest inspection or control through fumigation of structures not primarily intended to contain food, feed or grains.
Wood Preservation: This category includes persons engaged in that phase of pest control that involves the addition of preservatives to wood products to extend the life of the wood products by protecting them from damage caused by insects, fungi, and marine borers. Examples of wood products may include, crossties, poles, and posts. This includes the retreatment of power-line poles with wood preservative pesticide including fumigants.