Termite Control in New Hope
Older frame homes and church buildings on sandy Wood County soil give eastern subterranean termites an easy path in.
New Hope, TX · 75773
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New Hope, TX
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pest control in New Hope
Hawkins Pest Control serves New Hope, the small Wood County community on FM 1801 between Mineola and Hoard, roughly 13 miles west of Hawkins. A licensed local partner treats termites, fire ants, ticks, mosquitoes and rodents on homes, churches and rural acreage here, with same-day service when available and phones answered around the clock.
New Hope is less a town than a crossroads with deep roots. FM 1801, a 6.3-mile farm road designated in 1951, leaves US 80 at Mineola, runs through New Hope and rejoins US 80 at Hoard. A Texas Historical Commission marker at FM 1801 and CR 2650 tells the story of New Hope Baptist Church, which took that name in 1916 and moved to this spot the next year.
The Handbook of Texas put the population at about 15 in 2000, and Mineola ISD serves the area. Homes sit on open tracts mixed with pine and hardwood, near a cemetery that dates to 1864. Don't mix it up with the New Hope in Smith County: this page covers the Wood County one, where most addresses use the 75773 ZIP.
- City
- New Hope, TX
- County
- Wood County
- ZIP codes
- 75773
- Hours
- Phones answered 24/7
Today in New Hope
Hawkins' rain, heat and the odd hard freeze decide which pests are busy from week to week.
Coverage
Where we work in New Hope
Neighborhoods we cover
- Homes along FM 1801
- Golden Rule community, about 2 miles northwest
- Rural tracts off CR 2650
Landmarks and main roads
- New Hope Baptist Church historical marker (FM 1801 at CR 2650)
- New Hope Cemetery
- Black Branch
- FM 1801
- US 80 at Hoard
Why are termites a concern for New Hope's older homes and church buildings?
Because much of the housing out here is older wood framing on soil that termites move through easily. Eastern subterranean termites are the species to watch; Formosan termites have not been reported in Wood County. Look for mud tubes on piers, blistered trim near the ground and winged swarmers indoors in spring.
Church buildings, fellowship halls and the sheds behind them need the same attention as houses. A congregation can keep a commercial pest control schedule, with a commercial pest plan estimated at $65–$225 per month and a written record of each visit. For a home, a liquid termite treatment is estimated at $1,000–$2,800 and a termite bait system installation at $1,100–$2,400, confirmed before work begins.
Do creek branches near New Hope mean more mosquitoes?
They can. Black Branch, the stream near New Hope Cemetery where the church once held baptisms, and the other small drains in this corner of Wood County hold shallow, slow water after rain. Mosquitoes use those spots, plus stock tanks and clogged gutters, from spring until the first hard freeze shuts them down.
Dump anything that holds water for a week, including tires, buckets, birdbaths and tarp folds. Monthly mosquito control in season is estimated at $60–$110 a visit for up to about half an acre; bigger tracts are priced after a walk-through. The technician works the shady resting spots under shrubs and porches, and product labels keep treatments away from open water.
What pulls rodents into homes near FM 1801 each fall?
Cold fronts and the end of hay season. When the first sharp northers come through in October and November, house mice and rats leave fields and fence rows for barns, feed rooms, crawlspaces and attics. Homes beside pasture or a hay barn usually see them first, and a gap the width of a pencil is enough for a mouse.
Rodent control pairs trapping with sealing the holes around plumbing, vents and garage doors, and it is estimated at $275–$1,100 depending on how many buildings and openings are involved. Store feed in metal cans with lids, keep firewood off the walls and pick up pet food at night.
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Mosquito Control in New Hope
Black Branch and the small drains around New Hope hold slow water that mosquitoes use after every rain.
Rodent Control in New Hope
Mice and rats leave hay fields for barns, crawlspaces and attics once fall cold fronts arrive.
Fire Ant Control in New Hope
Mounds pop up in open yards, church grounds and pasture after spring and fall rains.
Commercial Pest Control in New Hope
Churches, fellowship halls and small rural businesses along FM 1801 can keep a monthly plan with written visit records.
Tick Control in New Hope
Deer trails and brushy fence rows put lone star ticks right at the edge of mowed yards.
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Is this the New Hope in Smith County?
No. This page is about New Hope in Wood County, on FM 1801 east of Mineola. The Smith County community with the same name is a different place, so give the call taker your road and nearest crossroads, and the right partner technician can be matched to your address.
How far is New Hope from Hawkins?
About 13 miles straight-line to the west. The drive usually follows US 80 west through Crow to Hoard, then a short hop onto FM 1801. Phones are answered 24/7, and most visits are scheduled the same day when a partner technician is free.
Should I get a termite report before buying a place near New Hope?
It is a smart step on any older rural house. A wood-destroying insect (WDI) report for a home sale is estimated at $75–$150, and some lenders ask for one. The technician checks the crawlspace, piers, sills and outbuildings near the house and writes down what was found.
Will the technician explain precautions for pets and livestock?
Yes. Products are applied according to their labels, and the technician explains how long pets should stay off a treated yard or out of a treated room. Mention chickens, cattle or a stock pond near the work area when you call so the plan accounts for them.