About Pest Renewal

Pest Renewal is a pest control company serving Denton, Midland, and Waco, Texas — specializing in quarterly pest protection, termite control, and same-day response for urgent infestations. We focus on the pests Texas homeowners actually deal with — fire ants, scorpions, roaches, termites, rodents, and the rest of the usual suspects — and we keep the process simple: call, describe the problem, and get a clear plan.

Reviewed by the Pest Renewal team · Published October 19, 2026 · Last updated October 19, 2026

How Pest Renewal Works

When you call, a pest specialist listens to what you're seeing, asks a few questions about your home, and explains which service fits. Treatment is performed by licensed, insured pest control professionals who serve your area — in Texas, structural pest control must be performed under a license issued by the Texas Department of Agriculture. You can ask your technician for their license information at any visit.

Most homes start with a quarterly general pest control plan and add focused services like termite control when a specific problem calls for it. Urgent infestations get same-day response when you call early.

The Standards We Hold Ourselves To

• Explain what a treatment involves and what affects the price before anyone comes out.
• Match every call with a licensed, insured technician who serves your city.
• Inspect first, then treat where pests actually live and enter — not just baseboards.
• Skip the scare tactics. If a sighting isn't urgent, we'll say so.
• State our hours honestly: 6 AM to midnight Central, 7 days a week.
• Never publish invented reviews, statistics, or credentials on this website.

Three Texas Cities, Three Pest Profiles

The Pest Renewal team works across three regions with very different conditions. Denton mixes historic homes with fast-growing subdivisions in North Texas. Midland sits in the semi-arid Permian Basin, where scorpions are a constant and irrigated yards draw ants and other pests looking for water. Waco has some of Central Texas's oldest neighborhoods along the Brazos River, where termites and moisture-loving pests are a constant.

How to Verify a Texas Pest Control License

Anyone treating your home for pay in Texas works under a license from the Texas Department of Agriculture's Structural Pest Control Service. You don't have to take that on faith — Texas rules give you three easy ways to check:

• The service vehicle. Licensed businesses must permanently display their business license number, marked “TPCL #”, on their service vehicles.
• The technician's license card. Individual licensees must carry their license card and show it when a customer asks.
• Your paperwork. Contracts, service agreements, and invoices must list the business name, its license number, an address, and a phone number.

How We Write and Review This Site

Every service page, city page, and guide on this website is written for Texas homeowners and reviewed by the Pest Renewal team before it's published. We don't publish testimonials we can't verify, invented statistics, or credentials we can't back up. Each page shows when it was published and when it was last updated, and we revise pages as treatment practices and local conditions change.

What We Treat

• General Pest Control
• Termite Control
• Rodent Control
• Ant Control
• Cockroach Control
• Mosquito Control
• Bed Bug Treatment
• Spider & Scorpion Control
• Wasp & Yellow Jacket Removal
• Flea & Tick Control