Not Found in Latest TDA Report
TPCL #570483 was not found in the most recent Texas Department of Agriculture report. The company may have let the license lapse or stopped operating. This page is kept for reference. Please verify the company's current license status before hiring.
Texas-American Exterminating
DBA of RONALD C EDWARDS
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About Texas-American Exterminating
Texas-American Exterminating is a pest control provider listed in Houston, Harris County, Texas, with Texas Department of Agriculture license record TPCL #570483. This license record was not found in the most recent Texas Department of Agriculture report.
Licensed TDA categories on record: pest control, and termite control.
Customers have rated Texas-American Exterminating 4.7 out of 5 stars, with 3 reviews reflecting their service track record in Houston.
The designated certified applicator for Texas-American Exterminating is RONALD C EDWARDS. Texas law requires every pest control company to have a certified applicator responsible for supervising all pest management activities.
Licensed Categories
Official categories shown in the TDA license record for TPCL #570483
Specific Services
Specific services have not yet been independently confirmed for Texas-American Exterminating. Contact the provider to confirm rodent control, bed bug treatment, termite treatment, mosquito control or other specialized work. The licensed categories above define what the company is legally authorized to do — not a confirmed service menu.
Location
Texas Pest Control License
- License #
- TPCL #570483
- Issued
- Renewed
- Expires
- Certified Applicator
- RONALD C EDWARDS(#25295)
Pest control businesses in Texas are required to hold a Structural Pest Control Business License (TPCL), issued and regulated by the Texas Department of Agriculture (TDA). The information shown here reflects the public TDA licensee record. View on Texas Department of Agriculture
Authorized service categories (2) under this license
Pest Control (Category P)
Category P authorizes the company to perform general structural pest control services. This is the most common license category and covers the identification, treatment, and prevention of common household and commercial pests — officially including nuisance animals such as rats, mice, skunks, raccoons, and opossums (4 TAC §7.124(1)).
What this license covers:
- Cockroaches, ants, spiders, silverfish, and crickets
- Bed bugs, fleas, ticks, and mosquitoes
- Rats, mice, and rodent control
- Nuisance animals: skunks, raccoons, opossums
- Wasps, hornets, and other stinging insects
- Interior and exterior perimeter treatments
Why it matters: Category P is the foundation license for most pest control companies. It ensures the company has trained technicians who understand pest biology, proper pesticide application, and safety protocols for treating homes and businesses.
Termite Control (Category T)
Category T authorizes the company to inspect for, treat, and prevent termite and other wood-destroying insect infestations. This is a specialized license requiring additional training in termite biology, soil treatment, and structural assessment.
What this license covers:
- Subterranean termite treatment (liquid barriers and bait systems)
- Drywood termite treatment (localized and whole-structure)
- Formosan termite identification and treatment
- Pre-construction termite prevention for new buildings
- Termite inspections and WDI (Wood-Destroying Insect) reports
- Annual monitoring and warranty programs
Why it matters: Termite treatment requires specialized knowledge of soil chemistry, building construction, and treatment techniques. An incorrect application can fail to protect the structure or cause environmental damage. The T category ensures the company meets TDA standards for termite work.
License History
Historical tracking started on March 16, 2026. Any changes detected in future TDA reports will appear here.
Frequently Asked Questions
Answers about Texas-American Exterminating from its TDA license record and public business data
Is Texas-American Exterminating a licensed pest control company?
TPCL #570483 for Texas-American Exterminating was not found in the most recent Texas Department of Agriculture report. The company may have let the license lapse or stopped operating. Verify with the TDA before hiring.
What services is Texas-American Exterminating licensed to provide?
Texas-American Exterminating is licensed by the Texas Department of Agriculture for 2 service categories: pest control, and termite control. Each category is a separate authorization on TPCL #570483, so the company may only perform work it is explicitly licensed for.
Which specialized services are confirmed for Texas-American Exterminating?
No specialized services have been independently confirmed for Texas-American Exterminating yet. Its TDA license authorizes pest control, termite control — that is a legal authorization, not a confirmed service menu. Contact the company to confirm rodent, bed bug, termite, or other specialized treatments.
Where is Texas-American Exterminating located and what areas does it serve?
Texas-American Exterminating is based at 1601 Richey St, Pasadena, TX 77502 in Houston, HARRIS County, Texas. The exact service area is not published in the license record and has not been independently verified. Call Texas-American Exterminating to confirm coverage for your address before scheduling.
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- TPCL #
- 570483
- SPCB TPCL #
- 4325
- License Type
- P — Pest ControlT — Termite Control
- Issued
- Renewed
- Expires
- Insurance Exp.
- Operator
- RONALD C EDWARDS
- Applicator
- RONALD C EDWARDS
- Applicator Lic.
- #25295
- Legal Name
- RONALD C EDWARDS
Licensed by the Texas Department of Agriculture. Verify at texasagriculture.gov
This license record was not found in the most recent Texas Department of Agriculture report.
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