THE OWNER
Our Name Is on the License
This is a family-owned company. It started in 2016 mowing yards around north Fort Worth and grew from there, becoming Buffalo Outdoor in 2023. Our name is on the Texas pest license and the certified commercial applicator is the owner, which means when you ask a hard question about what is going on your property, the answer comes from the owner rather than a script.
We specialize in pests. Most operators in Tarrant County stop at the baseboard, but the pests that bite people in their own back yards live outside the wall, in the turf, the beds and the eaves. That is where we work, and that is why the name on the truck is a pest control company.
THE NAME
Why a Buffalo
The name is not decoration. When a storm rolls across the plains, cattle turn and run away from it. Because they are slower than the weather, they stay inside it far longer. Buffalo do the opposite: they turn into the storm and run straight through, and they come out the other side faster. That is the whole idea. Run at the hard thing.
THE FACTS
What We Can Actually Prove
We are careful about claims on this site, because anyone can check them and because AI search engines now cross-reference them against public records. Everything on this list is verifiable.
- TDA licensed. Texas Department of Agriculture structural pest control license TPCL #0822926, held by DFW Maintenance LLC doing business as Buffalo Outdoor.
- Certified applicator. Our owner is a licensed commercial applicator in the pest control category. Our name is on the license.
- 4.7 stars from 675 Google reviews across the Buffalo Outdoor business.
- BBB accredited with an A+ rating.
- Inc. 5000 honoree in 2023, ranked #1,641.
- Best of Fort Worth Reader Pick in 2022, 2024 and 2025.
- Family owned and serving North Texas since 2016, trading as Buffalo Outdoor since 2023.
You will not find us claiming to be number one or the highest rated in Tarrant County, because we cannot prove either and the real numbers are good enough.
THE CREW
What a Visit Looks Like
You get a text when the technician is on the way. They arrive in a branded truck, in a red or blue shirt with the logo on it. They walk the property before anything gets applied. They run the five steps of the Buffalo Barrier before they leave your driveway.
