One of the fastest-growing towns in Texas, all new Meridiana and Sierra Vista rooftops on former rice fields, in Brazoria County.
New home in Iowa Colony and already seeing pests or wildlife? It comes with the territory. Meridiana and Sierra Vista were built on old rice fields and prairie, home to armadillos, snakes and other wildlife that now push toward the new houses. We handle the pests and seal out the wildlife. Iowa Colony is in Brazoria County, where the mosquito rules differ from Fort Bend.
Iowa Colony's population multiplied several times over in a decade, driven by Meridiana, which opened in 2017, and Sierra Vista. These sit on land that was rice fields and coastal prairie, home to armadillos, snakes and other prairie wildlife. Converting that land pushes that wildlife toward the new subdivisions, and new construction still has gaps, so we treat the pests and exclude the wildlife that follows.
Iowa Colony is in Brazoria County, so the Brazoria County Mosquito Control District runs trucks and takes spray requests, unlike Fort Bend's surveillance-only program. That covers public areas, not the amenity lakes and detention these communities are built around. The standing water on your own lot is where we treat.
Free inspection, a straight answer on what the house needs, and the price you were quoted.
