Pest Control in Westworth Village, TX

Spyder Pest Solutions is a family-run, owner-operated company that serves homes in Westworth Village, TX. Pests worth planning for here include mosquitoes, mice and rats, ticks and fleas, and fire ants, given the river, the trails and a mix of older and newer houses. You can book online or call (817) 715-2595, and the office will confirm your appointment time.

Spyder Pest Solutions technician treating along a home's foundation

What's different about pests in Westworth Village #

Westworth Village is a small residential city in Tarrant County, about two square miles, sitting along the Trinity River roughly five miles west of downtown Fort Worth, according to the city's history page. The Census estimates the population at 2,717 as of July 2024 (Census Vintage 2024 estimates). A few local details shape the pest picture:

The housing stock is split in age. The 2020-2024 American Community Survey counts 1,187 housing units. About 51.9% were built before 1980, and the 1950s is the largest single decade at 30.3%. About 28.5% went up between 2000 and 2019 (Census ACS table B25034).
There is a lot of outdoor space. The city's parks and trails page describes the Airfield Falls Trailhead on Pumphrey Drive, with a native-plant conservation garden planted to attract butterflies. It also lists Melva Campbell Park behind City Hall, and the trail connects walkers to the Trinity Trails. The city also owns Hawks Creek Golf Club.
Drainage has known gaps. A 2020 study found places where the storm drain system needs work, with improvements planned starting in 2029 (city history page). Where drainage is weak, rain can leave water standing.
Mosquito control is a city-level decision. Tarrant County Public Health says each city handles mosquito abatement inside its own limits, and the city's governing body decides how to control them.

Common pests in Westworth Village homes #

Mosquitoes. The river, the trail corridor and the storm drain gaps make mosquitoes the pest to plan around. Standing water after a storm is where they breed. Tarrant County Public Health handles the April-November mosquito season, including West Nile virus testing. Our mosquito control guide covers what to look for around your yard. If you have a butterfly or pollinator planting, mention it at the inspection so the technician knows what is in your yard.

Mice and rats. With more than half the homes built before 1980, many with 1950s construction, there are likely plenty of small gaps to seal. Mice and rats can get in through very small openings, and older homes often have more of them to seal. See our mice and rodent control page.

Ticks and fleas. A golf course, a river and a walking trail all put people and pets in grass and brush. Fleas and ticks ride in on pets and come from yards. Ask your veterinarian about treatments for your animals, and have a technician look at the yard side of the problem. More is on our flea and tick page.

Fire ants. Mounds tend to appear in yards after rain. Stings can be serious for some people, so keep children and pets away from mounds until a technician has looked at them. Read about fire ant control.

We also have guides on spiders, wasps and German cockroaches.

How service works in Westworth Village #

Spyder Pest Solutions LLC is licensed by the Texas Department of Agriculture as a structural pest control business, TPCL #0954843, in the general pest category. Sebastian Cadena, the company president, is the certified applicator. Our services are general pest control, rodent control, mosquito control, bed bug treatment and wildlife exclusion. We do not offer termite or lawn and ornamental work.

Here is how service works:

Book. Book online or call (817) 715-2595.
Confirm. The office confirms your appointment time. Hours are Monday-Friday, 8am-6pm.
Inspection first. The technician looks over the home and property before anything else happens.
Options explained. The technician explains what was found and walks you through your options.
Pricing after inspection. We quote after the inspection, so call for pricing.

Our base is 112 N Las Vegas Trail, Fort Worth, TX 76108.

Services available in Westworth Village: general pest control, rodent control, mosquito control, bed bug treatment, wildlife removal and exclusion, fire ant treatment and wasp and hornet nest removal.

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Nearby areas we serve #

We also serve White Settlement, west Fort Worth, River Oaks, Lake Worth and Benbrook.

Frequently asked questions #

Does Spyder Pest Solutions serve Westworth Village, and how do I book?

Yes. Westworth Village is part of our service area. <a href="/book">Book online</a> or call (817) 715-2595. The office confirms the appointment time Monday-Friday between 8am and 6pm, and pricing is quoted after the inspection.

Who handles mosquito spraying in Westworth Village?

Tarrant County Public Health says mosquito abatement inside city limits falls to each city, and the city's governing body makes the call. For questions about city-level activity, contact City Hall at 311 Burton Hill Road. For your own property, Spyder offers mosquito control, and a technician will inspect, explain the options and quote after the inspection. Draining standing water around your home helps in any case.

My Westworth Village house was built in the 1950s. Is it more likely to have mice?

Older homes often have more gaps for mice and rats to use, and about half the homes in the city were built before 1980. That does not mean every older house has a problem. A technician can inspect likely entry points such as foundations, vents and rooflines and explain what needs to be sealed. See our <a href="/mice-control">rodent guide</a> for more.

What if I have a raccoon or other wildlife on my property?

Westworth Village's police department handles animal control, including strays, bites and nuisance complaints, according to the <a href="https://www.cityofwestworth.com/1203/Animal-Control">city's animal control page</a>. Animal or human bites must be reported to police within 24 hours. Keeping raccoons, skunks, foxes and other wild animals is unlawful in the city. If wildlife has gotten into your attic or crawl space, Spyder offers wildlife exclusion, and Texas Parks and Wildlife rules govern trapping and relocation. Keep your distance from the animal and don't try to corner it. See our <a href="/wildlife-control">wildlife control page</a>.

Should I worry about ticks after using the trail or golf course?

The trail, river and golf course mean plenty of time outdoors for people and pets. After time outdoors, check yourself, your children and your pets, and ask your veterinarian about pet treatments. If you suspect ticks or fleas in your yard, a Spyder technician can inspect the property and explain the options. Details are on our <a href="/flea-and-tick-control">flea and tick page</a>.

Talk to Spyder Pest Solutions

Call (817) 715-2595, Monday to Friday, 8am to 6pm, or request a visit online. The office confirms your time.

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