Rebecca Cranford
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.
* Our Free Estimate offer excludes bed bug estimates for non-customers. If you are not a customer of The Bug Man, Inc., the cost of an estimate for bed bugs is $75.00. If you are already a customer of The Bug Man, Inc., bed bug estimates are free.
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, and bats.
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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Summer is a great time to get outside and enjoy all the scenic beauty The Natural State has to offer. But our insect problems are the stuff of legend, and most of us are used to spending our summers swatting away insects. In fact, if you don’t take the right precautions when you plan a picnic lunch you run the risk of being the main course!
If you do manage to get out and do any traveling for business or personal reasons, it’s important to keep yourself safe. We only thought that we were out of the weeds with the Covid-19 pandemic, and time will tell if we’ll be facing more travel restrictions. Whatever the case, the last thing you want to do is bring home bed bugs from your trip.
Mosquitoes bother most Arkansans so much during the summer that we jokingly refer to them as our state bird. They crash our cookouts and family outings, and can be such a nuisance that we might think the only thing we can do is stay indoors all summer and watch television. Is there anything we can do to fight back!
