Pest control companies in Fort Worth, TX
Quick answer
3 pest control companies have a local office in Fort Worth, TX on 1-800Deals: Arrow Exterminators Fort Worth, Terminix of Fort Worth and Truly Nolen of Fort Worth. The City of Fort Worth monitors 40 mosquito trap locations every week with Tarrant County Public Health, and the catch is tested for West Nile virus and St. Through the week of September 13 to 19, 2026, Tarrant County Public Health counted 169 mosquito pools positive for West Nile virus in 2026, and Fort Worth had 43 of them, more than any other city in the county.
Last updated September 28, 2026. Sources are linked below.
Pest control companies serving Fort Worth and nearby Tarrant County communities, with the services and service areas each one lists. We list 3 companies with a local office here:
- Arrow Exterminators Fort Worth, 4086 Sandshell Dr., Fort Worth. Services include pest control, termite control, mosquito control, stinging insect control, fire ant control, flea & tick control.
- Terminix of Fort Worth, 2800 S Hulen St, #105, Fort Worth. Services include pest control, termite control, bed bug treatment, mosquito control, attic insulation, wildlife control; serves Aledo, Alvarado, Alvord, Argyle, Arlington, Azle, Bedford, Bluff Dale, Boyd, Bridgeport and more.
- Truly Nolen of Fort Worth, 2929 S Cravens Rd, Fort Worth. Services include pest control, termite control, rodent control, truly insulation plus, ant extermination, bed bug extermination.
What to know about pest control in Fort Worth
Fort Worth traps mosquitoes at 40 sites
The City of Fort Worth monitors 40 mosquito trap locations every week with Tarrant County Public Health, and the catch is tested for West Nile virus and St. Louis encephalitis. The city posts a West Nile map showing current spray areas. After rain, check yards for water in pools, toys, planters, birdbaths and trash containers, and look at the spot where the AC unit drips condensation. Questions go to the city at 817-392-7255. Source: City of Fort Worth: Mosquitoes
Fort Worth led the county in West Nile pools in 2026
Through the week of September 13 to 19, 2026, Tarrant County Public Health counted 169 mosquito pools positive for West Nile virus in 2026, and Fort Worth had 43 of them, more than any other city in the county. The North Texas Regional Laboratory had tested 2,771 pools so far that year. The same report listed 11 West Nile neuroinvasive disease cases and 2 West Nile fever cases in Tarrant County. The county publishes this surveillance report weekly. Source: Tarrant County Public Health: Weekly Arbovirus Surveillance Report, Week 37 2026
Grass over 12 inches is a code violation
Fort Worth requires property owners to keep grass and weeds at 12 inches or less on both developed and vacant lots. The city says tall vegetation can attract rodents and snakes and create a good environment for mosquitoes, chiggers and other pests. An owner gets one certified notice per year and 10 days to mow before the city sends a contractor at the owner's expense. Report an overgrown lot at 817-392-1234 or through the MyFW app. Source: City of Fort Worth Code Compliance: High Grass and Weeds
Check the license
Structural pest control for hire in Texas is licensed by the Texas Department of Agriculture's Structural Pest Control Service under the Structural Pest Control Act, Chapter 1951 of the Occupations Code. The license covers both the business and the individual applicators who do the work. TDA publishes downloadable lists of active commercial business, certified applicator, technician and apprentice licenses that you can use to confirm a company is licensed. Source: official licensing page
Frequently asked questions
Does Fort Worth test mosquitoes for West Nile virus?
Yes. The city monitors 40 trap locations each week with Tarrant County Public Health and tests the mosquitoes for West Nile virus and St. Louis encephalitis. Current spray areas are shown on the city's West Nile map.
How much West Nile activity did Fort Worth have in 2026?
Through September 19, 2026, Tarrant County Public Health reported 169 positive mosquito pools in the county in 2026, with 43 in Fort Worth, the most of any city.
How tall can grass get in Fort Worth before it is a violation?
Grass and weeds must be kept at 12 inches or less. The city notes that tall vegetation can attract rodents, snakes, mosquitoes and chiggers, and overgrown lots can be reported at 817-392-1234.
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