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Bill McCauleyFree Estimates! We always provide free estimates for all of our services. Contact us today and find out how we can help you.
Your Satisfaction is Our Only Contract!
You'll be very pleased with The Bug Man, because the services you receive from us will eliminate your pest problem and prevent any recurrence.
Do you have a bed bug problem? Replacing the mattress will not always rid your home of a bed bug infestation.
We can help! Our method allows our customers to keep their mattresses and prevents the bed bugs from infesting the mattress again. Call on The Bug Man, Inc. to save you money.
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The Bug Man services both commercial and residential pest control accounts. And, you can discontinue our services at any time, for any reason, no questions asked!
No contract is required, because we are confident you'll be satisfied! Our clients are priority number one.
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The Bug Man, Inc. performs animal control, trapping, and relocation of pest animals, including squirrels, raccoons, skunks, bats, moles, and snakes.
We use humane traps to secure the animals, and then remove them from the problem areas.
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Arkansas is a perfect climate for termites. To control them, we use the innovative Termidor Termite Control System from BASF and Bora-Care from Nisus.
New construction? Want to protect your investment? We’ll keep you protected from termites.
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When assisting our clients, we at The Bug Man, Inc. often encourage home and business owners to be proactive. And for no other pest than the termite can this tidbit of wisdom be more true.
Unfortunately, termites can be very difficult to spot before they’ve already done extensive damage. Often referred to as “hidden threats,” they usually don’t leave external signs.
When a chemical to control bed bugs was banned in the 1970’s, families became exposed once again to a pest widely thought to have become obsolete. The media and pop culture’s ongoing attention to those infestations resulted in a collective case of the willies.
Bed bugs, also known as “hitchhikers” — due to the fact they can attach to your suitcase and follow you home — are prolific world-wide, and their population has increased significantly since 1995.
