Parts of San Antonio We Take Calls From
We connect callers all over Bexar County, inside Loop 410 and out past 1604. Each page below talks about the houses, trees and brush in that part of town and what rodents tend to do there.
Alamo Heights, Olmos Park and Terrell Hills
Three small cities north of downtown with older homes, big trees and plenty of roof rat calls. ZIP 78209, 78212
Stone Oak
The master-planned north side above Loop 1604, where newer homes back up to Hill Country brush. ZIP 78258
Timberwood Park
Far north Bexar County on the southern edge of the Hill Country, with acre lots and plenty of brush. ZIP 78260
Leon Valley
A small city on Bandera Road, mostly 1960s and 1970s ranch homes, wrapped by San Antonio's northwest side. ZIP 78238
Castle Hills and Shavano Park
Two small enclave cities on the north side with big wooded lots, from I-410 up to Loop 1604. ZIP 78213, 78231
Medical Center
The northwest side around the South Texas Medical Center, with apartments, offices, clinics and restaurants. ZIP 78229, 78240
Windcrest, Live Oak and Universal City
The Northeast Side suburbs along I-35 and Pat Booker Road, out by Randolph. ZIP 78239, 78233, 78148
Leon Springs and Fair Oaks Ranch
Hill Country homes and acreage along I-10 northwest of San Antonio, out toward Boerne. ZIP 78257, 78015
Beacon Hill and Five Points
Older near-north neighborhoods with Victorian cottages, bungalows and pier-and-beam crawl spaces. ZIP 78201, 78212
South Side and the Missions
From the missions and the Mission Reach out along Military Dr., with older homes, creek corridors and busy shopping strips. ZIP 78214, 78221, 78211
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