Pest Control in Bellmead, TX

Bellmead at a glance

Bellmead is a city of 10,494 people (2020 census) on State Highway 31 about two miles northeast of Waco. It covers about 6.2 square miles, and 37.8% of its occupied homes were rented in 2020.

What that means for pest control

With more than a third of homes rented, pests can move between tenants, and shared walls in duplexes let roaches travel. Landlords and tenants should agree who arranges treatment; see roach control.

Older homes

Much of Bellmead grew in the mid-20th century, so many homes are decades old. Older wood framing near soil is where termites start; see termite inspection and treatment.

The Katy shops and Belle Meade

Growth began in the mid-1920s when the Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railroad chose the site for its locomotive shops. The town takes its name from its first school, which honored Belle Meade Farms, a Tennessee horse farm. Residents voted to incorporate in 1939, but that was dissolved for lack of water, sewer and fire services, and Bellmead incorporated again in 1954. The nearby Waco Army Air Field opened in 1942 and later became James Connally Technical Institute. Railroad-era homes and outbuildings can shelter rodents; see rodent control.

Pest Control services in Bellmead

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