Pest Control in Donna, TX

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Pest Control Services in Donna, TX

Donna sits among farm fields and canals, so a lot of our work here is on bigger lots: leafcutter and fire ants, rodents moving in from field edges, and mosquitoes where streets hold water. We also treat roaches, fleas, scorpions, wasps and termites, for homes and businesses, inside and out.

Call (956) 287-2118

Homes in Donna

Donna’s housing is older than most of the Mid-Valley. The median home was built around 1989, and about one in five went up before 1970 (U.S. Census ACS 2020-2024). Older framing and settled foundations give termites and rodents more ways in, so we check for both.

Water standing on your street after storms? Our mosquito yard service treats Donna yards where mosquitoes breed.

Common Pests in Donna

Mosquitoes where streets flood

Some Donna neighborhoods, including the area near 11th Street and Scobey Avenue, have dealt with flooding for decades, and the city is adding drainage. The city has approved a drainage project there, but until water drains fast, every storm leaves puddles, ditches and containers where mosquitoes breed. Aedes aegypti, which can carry dengue, lays eggs in anything that holds water around the house.

Rats and mice in older homes

With about 20% of Donna’s homes built before 1970, there are plenty of worn door sweeps, gaps around pipes and openings at the roofline. Field edges and storage sheds draw rodents, and those gaps let them into attics and garages when the weather turns.

Termites in older wood

Older framing, wood trim and wet soil after a flood are what subterranean termites look for. Hidalgo County is on Texas A&M’s list of counties with Formosan termite records, and native termites are active here too, so a free inspection is worth it.

Leafcutter and fire ants

Texas leaf-cutting ants can strip fruit trees and shrubs, and fire ants take over lawns and pastures after rain. Larger lots need a yard-wide plan.

Scorpions and wasps

Striped bark scorpions shelter under boards and debris, and Mexican honey wasps build large nests in shrubs and trees across the Lower Valley.

Neighborhoods and Nearby Towns We Serve Around Donna

Along with Donna, our RGV team serves these nearby communities:

• Alamo
• Weslaco
• San Juan
• Progreso
• Mercedes

Out on a rural lot near Donna? Call (956) 287-2118.

Close by: Weslaco and San Juan. More on our Rio Grande Valley pest control page.

Why Donna Residents Choose CPL Pest Control

• Free inspection that covers sheds, field edges and the house.
• Licensed, insured technicians who handle rural and in-town Donna properties.
• Yard-wide ant treatment for larger lots.
• Residential and commercial service.
• We handle rural lots and in-town homes alike, inside and outside.

Call (956) 287-2118

Our guarantee, in Christopher Villarreal’s words:

If you hire us to get rid of your pest problem and, at the end of 30 days, you are not 100% happy we’ll come back and retreat your home for free. And we’ll keep on treating it for free until you tell us you’re happy. If that still doesn’t make you happy we’ll give you back every penny you paid for the initial treatment.

Donna Pest Control FAQ

Do you provide pest control in Donna, TX?

Yes, in Donna and nearby Alamo, Weslaco, San Juan, Progreso and Mercedes. Call (956) 287-2118 for a free inspection.

Can leafcutter ants kill my fruit trees?

Texas leaf-cutting ants can strip leaves from fruit trees and shrubs, sometimes overnight. We find the colony and treat it, along with fire ants in the lawn.

Do older Donna homes get more termites?

Older wood framing and wet soil after floods are what subterranean termites look for, and Formosan termites are documented in Hidalgo County. A free inspection tells you what you have.

My Donna home flooded. Am I at higher termite risk?

Flooding leaves soil and wood damp, which is what subterranean termites look for, and about one in five Donna homes was built before 1970. Hidalgo County also has Formosan termite records. After a flood, a free inspection is a smart step, so call (956) 287-2118.

Why are mosquitoes so bad near 11th Street and Scobey Avenue?

That area has dealt with flooding for decades, and the city is adding drainage. Water that sits after a storm becomes mosquito breeding ground. The city has approved a drainage project there; in the meantime, we can treat your yard.