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Fire Ant Control in Trophy Club, TX

A Trophy Club lot backing the rough sits beside ground nobody baits, which is why your own lawn gets treated again on every scheduled visit.

COURSE-SIDE PRESSURE

Why fairway-adjacent lots refill the fastest

Because the rough is a reservoir. Trophy Club was laid out around its golf courses, and the unmowed margins, tree lines and strips between holes are exactly the warm, sunny, undisturbed land a fire ant colony is looking for. None of it is being baited on your behalf, so queens keep arriving over the fence into a lawn that has only just been cleared.

The irrigated turf on your side of that fence does not help. Watered ground stays workable for colonies through the hottest part of a North Texas summer, when unwatered land would push them deep and quiet. A course-side lot is therefore both attractive and continually restocked, which makes this a maintenance job rather than a one-off fix.

TROPHY CLUB NUMBERS

What the plans cost, and what arrives inside them

Fire ant bait carries no charge of its own, because it is standard on both year-round plans. Those are priced on the square footage of the house: $38 to $46 a month on Home Defender for a 3,000 to 4,500 square foot home, $46 to $54 from 4,500 to 6,000, and quoted individually above that.

Complete Home & Lawn Defense across the same sizes is $51.50 to $62 and $62 to $73.50, and it treats the entire yard. Both plans also include Delta Dust in the weep holes and copper mesh packed in to seal them permanently, which is the sort of work that usually turns up elsewhere as a separate quote.

3,000 to 4,500 sq ft

$38–$46/mo

Home Defender, common in town

4,500 to 6,000 sq ft

$46–$54/mo

The larger course-side homes

Over 6,000 sq ft

Quoted

Priced on the house itself

Whole-yard treatment

$51.50–$73.50/mo

Complete Home & Lawn Defense

Every number on this page comes from our published price list. Trophy Club homes get the same table as everyone else; the instant quote reads your square footage and lot size and hands you your own line.

BEFORE YOU SIGN UP

The three honest caveats for a course-side yard

We cannot treat the course. Our work covers your property and a buffer at the boundary, and the rough on the far side of the fence belongs to somebody else, so the supply of colonies over there carries on regardless of how good your lawn looks.

We cannot speed the bait up either. A colony takes two to three weeks to carry the granules down and lose its queen, and there is no version of this that clears a mound before the weekend. If a particular date matters, book the first application well ahead of it.

And a manicured lawn is not automatically a safe one. Trophy Club yards look immaculate and still hide mounds in the mulch line, around irrigation heads and along the fence, which is precisely where children and dogs find them. Tell us which parts of the yard get used and those get checked every visit.

WHOLE YARD OR PERIMETER

Is the more expensive plan the right call out here?

For fire ants, no, and we would say so before you spend the money. Both plans put identical bait across the identical full lawn, and the mounds have no idea which one you bought.

On a course-side lot, though, the upgrade often earns its keep for other reasons. Chiggers and ticks come off the rough, chinch bugs take irrigated St. Augustine and grubs turn up in heavily watered Bermuda, and the whole-yard treatment is what handles those. Decide it on the turf rather than on the ants.

OPENING VISIT

What the first Trophy Club appointment covers

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The back boundary first

We walk the line where your lawn meets the rough or the greenbelt, because that is where the pressure originates and where the treated buffer belongs. It is also where mounds get missed most often, since nobody strolls the fence line for fun.

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Bait across the manicured turf

Granules go over the whole lawn with a spreader at a rate that will not be visible in the grass, and we keep them off hard surfaces and away from water features. The application waits for a dry window of about a day.

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Beds, brick and weep holes

Irrigated beds planted tight against the wall get inspected, the foundation and eaves are treated, and every weep hole is dusted with Delta Dust and then sealed with copper mesh. That sealing is included rather than quoted to you afterwards.

TROPHY CLUB QUESTIONS

Fire Ant Control Questions From Trophy Club

Does the golf course treatment cover our yard as well?

No, and it is not something to count on. Course maintenance is aimed at playing surfaces rather than at the rough behind your fence, and it does nothing at all for your side of the line. Your lawn needs bait of its own.

Can you work with our HOA on the common areas?

We treat residential properties and HOA common areas, but they are separate arrangements. If the association wants the shared ground covered, have them get in touch directly and we will quote that work for them.

Is it safe to bait around irrigation heads and low-voltage lighting?

Yes. It is a dry granule spread over turf rather than a liquid worked into the ground, so heads, wiring and landscape lighting are unaffected. Water the lawn before we come rather than after and the timing works out neatly.

Our dog runs the back fence line every day. Is that a problem?

It is the reason to treat, if anything. The fence line is where mounds along the rough appear first and where a dog is most likely to stand in one. Keep him in while we spread, and afterwards that strip is the part we look at hardest.

How soon after we start will the yard be usable for a party?

Allow three weeks from the first application, and tell us the date when you sign up. The bait needs two to three weeks to finish the colonies, and if anything is still active past that we come back and treat again at no charge.

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