Category Archives: Bug Control

There are few things more irritating to most homeowners than seeing ants in their kitchen. Even if it’s just one, you’re often minutes away from having a lengthy trail of ants stretching across their home. And now that it’s beginning to get colder outside, your likelihood of having them enter your home in search of warmth and food increases significantly.

The Bug Man has been the leading provider of pest control in Arkansas since 1976, and we’re here to help you with any infestation of insects or wildlife in your home. We enjoy helping our clients take a proactive approach to preventing infestations before they start. Here are a few effective ways to reduce your likelihood of an ant infestation:

If you’re traveling for business, it’s important to stay in a quality hotel with all of the amenities that you need. It’s your home away from home, and you owe it to yourself to be comfortable after your day’s work is done. Your room should be clean and comfortable so that you can get a good night of rest before getting back on the road.

They say that cockroaches can survive a nuclear war, and any homeowner who’s had an infestation finds it easy to believe. We all take a lot of pride in our homes, but when we flip on the kitchen light and see a bunch of cockroaches scurry away, it gives us the willies. It also makes us wonder how many more of them are nesting deep within our walls.

Each year termites cause more structural damage to homes each year than fires, floods, and tornadoes combined. Even worse, many homeowners don’t realize that they have a termite problem until they’re deep into an infestation. Once termites begin their “all you can eat buffet,” they can cause thousands of dollars’ worth of damage in a matter of weeks.

Did you know that repairing termite damage costs homeowners more each year than fire, floods, and other natural disasters combined? Unlike other nuisance insects, termites are hard to spot, and many homeowners don’t learn that they have a problem until it’s too late.