Service areas · 55 locations

Where we work — Lubbock, TX and the South Plains.

Our route covers 31 Lubbock neighborhoods inside the city plus 24 nearby South Plains towns within roughly 45 minutes of central Lubbock. Honest coverage map — no padding with Dallas or El Paso. If you're inside it, same-day service is usually available.

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Lubbock Neighborhoods

31 districts inside city limits

The neighborhoods on our daily Lubbock route — from the older brick blocks downtown through the Texas Tech academic corridor, the medical district, and out to the newer suburbs on the city's south and southwest edges. Each has its own rodent profile (roof rats heavy in older areas with mature trees; Norway rats around downtown; house mice everywhere) — click through for the area-specific notes.

Nearby Cities We Serve

24 South Plains towns

Real towns we service outside Lubbock city limits — each within roughly 45 minutes of central Lubbock. Coverage includes residential, agricultural, and oilfield properties. Distances are drive-time estimates from downtown Lubbock; populations are most-recent census estimates.

Hockley County · ~30 min west

Levelland, TX

South Plains College town with a mix of residential and oilfield-service properties. Hockley County's largest population center.

Pop. 16,827

Lubbock County · ~15 min SW

Wolfforth, TX

Fast-growing Lubbock suburb on the southwest edge. Newer subdivisions, but Norway rat activity is on the rise.

Pop. 8,515

Lubbock County · ~20 min SE

Slaton, TX

Railway and agricultural town southeast of Lubbock. Older housing stock means heavier roof-rat pressure in winter.

Pop. 7,161

Lamb County · ~40 min NW

Littlefield, TX

Lamb County seat northwest of Lubbock. Agricultural property concentration with steady oilfield-edge demand.

Pop. 6,591

Garza County · ~45 min SE

Post, TX

Garza County seat with historic downtown and agricultural surroundings. Roof rats in older homes; Norway rats around grain operations.

Pop. 5,931

Lubbock County · ~15 min NW

Shallowater, TX

Lubbock County town northwest of the city. Residential and ag-edge properties — fast same-day reach from Lubbock.

Pop. 5,374

Hale County · ~25 min north

Abernathy, TX

Hale County town directly north of Lubbock on I-27. Cotton-belt agricultural pressure with established residential blocks.

Pop. 3,777

Floyd County · ~50 min NE

Floydada, TX

Floyd County seat northeast of Lubbock. Agricultural concentration with mostly older residential housing.

Pop. 3,335

Lynn County · ~35 min south

Tahoka, TX

Lynn County seat south of Lubbock. Cotton-farming town with older residential stock and agricultural outbuildings.

Pop. 2,985

Lubbock County · ~20 min east

Idalou, TX

Lubbock County town directly east of the city. Quick reach for same-day service; primarily residential and farm-edge properties.

Pop. 2,891

Hale County · ~40 min north

Hale Center, TX

Hale County town on I-27 north of Lubbock. Agricultural surroundings and grain-storage properties.

Pop. 2,711

Lamb County · ~45 min north

Olton, TX

Lamb County town with agricultural concentration. Cotton-belt rodent migration is a recurring concern.

Pop. 2,436

Crosby County · ~35 min east

Ralls, TX

Crosby County town east of Lubbock on the South Plains. Mixed residential and agricultural service.

Pop. 2,071

Crosby County · ~40 min east

Crosbyton, TX

Crosby County seat east of Lubbock at the edge of the Caprock. Older residential and ag-edge property mix.

Pop. 2,032

Crosby County · ~30 min east

Lorenzo, TX

Small Crosby County town east of Lubbock. Primarily agricultural and ranching property base.

Pop. 1,695

Lynn County · ~40 min south

Wilson, TX

Lynn County town south of Lubbock. Cotton-farming concentration with older homes and farm outbuildings.

Pop. 1,590

Hockley County · ~35 min west

Anton, TX

Hockley County town west of Lubbock. Agricultural and oilfield-edge property base.

Pop. 1,505

Hockley County · ~45 min west

Sundown, TX

Hockley County oilfield town. Service-property and pump-station rodent demand is the main driver here.

Pop. 1,488

Hale County · ~50 min NE

Petersburg, TX

Small Hale County town northeast of Lubbock. Agricultural-edge service with grain-storage and residential mix.

Pop. 1,438

Hockley County · ~35 min SW

Ropesville, TX

Small Hockley County town southwest of Lubbock. Agricultural property base with steady ranch demand.

Pop. 1,306

Lamb County · ~50 min NW

Amherst, TX

Small Lamb County town northwest of Lubbock. Cotton-belt agricultural concentration with older residential blocks.

Pop. 1,127