Last updated: July 2026
Search results for Fort Worth rodent help are dominated by anonymous lead-generation sites and franchise location pages — neither tells you who actually shows up or what they charge. This list is built differently: every company below holds an active Texas structural pest control license (TPCL) we checked against the Texas Department of Agriculture database, carries a 4.9★+ Google rating, and does verified rodent work on the Tarrant County side of the metroplex.
| Company | Best for | Google rating | TX license | Based in |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. Critter Call Pest Control | roof-rat specialist | 5★ (276) | TPCL #784243 | Fort Worth |
| 2. Critter Stop | attics & restoration | 5★ (75) | TPCL #896255 | Fort Worth |
| 3. Webb Pest Service Control & Extermination | full-service local | 5★ (632) | TPCL #570819 | Fort Worth |
| 4. Termite King Pest Control | rats + termites | 4.9★ (161) | TPCL #570456 | Fort Worth |
| 5. Paragon Pest Control | big-crew availability | 4.9★ (755) | TPCL #846595 | Fort Worth |
Ratings, review counts and TPCL license numbers come from Google Business Profile data and the Texas Department of Agriculture (SPCS) license database.
A Fort Worth local with a perfect 5★ rating whose reviewers specifically mention roof rat control and thorough inspections — the exact combination a Tarrant County attic problem calls for. The name is apt: critter identification before treatment is the part most companies skip.
Fort Worth-based with review topics that read like an attic-job checklist: squirrel removal, attic sealing, insulation installation. That means one company for the whole arc — animal out, holes sealed, contaminated insulation replaced — where most operators subcontract the restoration half. Open Saturdays.
A Fort Worth institution with a perfect 5★ across six-hundred-plus Google reviews — rare at that volume — and rodent removal among the topics customers bring up most. The right call when rodents are one of several pest problems you'd rather hand to a single local company.
Despite the termite-first name, rat control shows up in this company's most-mentioned review topics, and the licensing covers both lines. Practical if you're a Fort Worth homeowner facing the classic double bill — rodent noise in the attic and a termite inspection due.
One of the largest independent operators on the Tarrant side, with a 4.9★ rating across roughly 750 reviews and reviewers highlighting knowledgeable technicians and thorough inspections. More trucks means faster scheduling when you want the noise overhead handled this week, not next.
More options: the full Dallas–Fort Worth directory lists every licensed, 4.5★+ rodent-capable company in the metroplex, grouped by city — or start from our Dallas top picks, most of which serve Fort Worth too.
Fort Worth pricing follows the DFW market: expect a free-to-$150 inspection, $150–$450 for an initial trapping program with follow-up visits, and $400–$2,500 for full exclusion depending on home size and roofline complexity. Attic cleanup after a heavy infestation is a separate line at $500–$3,000+. The full breakdown — prices by service and home size, what should be in a quote, and the red flags — is on our Dallas–Fort Worth cost page, and applies to Fort Worth without adjustment.
Fort Worth's rodent pressure map follows its water: the Trinity River corridor and its creek greenbelts give roof rats and Norway rats continuous cover through the middle of the city. Housing stock matters too — Fort Worth has more pre-war pier-and-beam neighborhoods than Dallas proper, and raised foundations add ground-level entry points (skirting gaps, plumbing penetrations under the house) on top of the roofline entries every North Texas home has. An inspection here should include the crawl space, not just the attic.
The rest of the playbook is the same as everywhere in DFW: mature tree limbs bridging onto rooflines, unscreened weep holes in brick veneer, and fall cold fronts driving attic activity from October on. Our roof rat guide and exclusion breakdown apply to Tarrant County exactly as written.
Fort Worth pricing tracks the DFW market: free-to-$150 inspections, $150–$450 for a trapping program, $400–$2,500 for full exclusion depending on home size and roofline. Pier-and-beam homes can add crawl-space sealing to the scope.
Rats on your property are a private-company job. Fort Worth's code compliance department handles rodent-related complaints about neglected properties (high grass, exposed garbage), which can help when the source is a problem lot next door.
Yes — the whole metroplex shares the same species pressure. Roof rats dominate attics on both sides, with Norway rats more common near the river corridor, stock pens and older commercial areas. The treatment sequence (trap, then seal) is identical.
The five above are based in Fort Worth and work the surrounding cities — Arlington, Keller, North Richland Hills and the mid-cities. Our full directory lists every licensed rodent-capable company in the metroplex with office locations shown.
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