DeSoto Parish's piney woods and open land make Stonewall one of the toughest areas for fire ants and mosquitoes in northwest Louisiana. Cole's has treated these conditions for over 30 years. No franchise, just Melissa and Daniel.
Stonewall sits in DeSoto Parish, where the piney soil and open land suit fire ants well. They move in fast and rebuild faster after store-bought treatments. The tree cover and natural drainage patterns keep mosquitoes active from March into October. Subterranean termites are also a documented concern in the sandy-clay soils common throughout this corridor south of Shreveport.
Cole's doesn't send a franchise tech who's never been to DeSoto Parish. Melissa and Daniel know north Louisiana's pest calendar and what treatments actually hold in these conditions.
"Cole's really knows what they are doing and are very responsive to calls and questions. They treated our yard for ants, as we are tired of being invaded!"
— Renae Quick, Google review
DeSoto Parish's piney woods create specific pest pressures. Here's what Cole's handles most in Stonewall.
Fire ant mounds are a defining problem across DeSoto Parish's open land. The sandy-clay soil holds colonies well and they rebuild fast after mound treatments. Cole's Top Choice controls fire ants yard-wide for up to a year.
Fire ant treatmentWooded lots and natural drainage channels around Stonewall create breeding grounds that hold mosquitoes from spring through fall. Monthly barrier spray is the standard treatment for rural properties like these.
Mosquito controlArgentine ants and American roaches follow plumbing and foundation lines into homes year-round. A quarterly plan keeps an active barrier so they can't rebuild between visits.
Quarterly planMice and rats enter homes each fall as temperatures drop. Cole's finds the entry points, removes the animals and seals the gaps.
Rodent controlFill out the form and Melissa or Daniel will call you back the same business day.