Our Company

Bug Busters has been in business since October 1984. Bug Busters is celebrating its twenty second year in business this year. Bug Busters has been named by Pest Control Technology Media Group as one of the “Top 100 Company’s in Nation.” Bug Busters operations are located throughout the southeast United States. Bug Busters is headquarters in Woodstock, Georgia. Bug Busters has also established other branches in the states of Georgia, North Carolina & Tennessee. Our company services residential and commercial accounts alike to control all types of crawling pests, and rodents. We also use a variety of machines to control flying insects such as mosquitoes and flies. Other services we provide include termite inspections and corrective work as well as termite pre-treatments. Our organization is unconditionally committed to providing the most effective pest control services with earnest concern for our environment.

Bug Busters has always stressed the importance of knowing our customers personally and offering thorough and tailored service. Bug Busters is committed to a standard of excellence in the products and services that it provides its customers. The employees of Bug Busters participate in the efforts to meet this commitment and to achieve a standard of excellence. Bug Busters has spent many years developing a good relationship with our customers. Our customers are valuable to us, as without them, we would have no business.

Bug Busters believes in a partnership relationship with its clients, we extend this relationship to the community where we live and work. Bug Busters supports the following organizations with your help; Toy’s For Tot’s, leukemia and lymphoid Society, United Way, Child Advocacy Center, Habitat For Humanity, BRAG, Rails to Trails, Parks & Recreation Youth Teams and the Special Olympics.

Bug Busters is a member of the National Pest Management Association, Georgia Pest Control Association, Certified Pest Control Organization, the Tennessee Pest Control Association, South Carolina Pest Control Association and the North Carolina Pest Control Association.

Our Mission Statement

Bug Busters USA, Inc. will continually strive for a commitment to excellence through a high regard for customer service and the growth and development of our employees. Both of which will be achieved through responsible management at all levels, continuing education, community involvement and the use of the latest technology available in the pest control industry.

Bug Busters USA, Inc. believes in a partnership relationship with its clients.

Our Commitment

Our customers will see our commitment to service as soon as our technicians arrive at their front door. All Bug Busters technicians work in full uniform and drive clearly-labeled yellow professional trucks with our logo. Our technician's are licensed, bonded, insured and qualified to eliminate all types of pests from your home or business. You can trust our service professional to treat your home with the same level of dedication and professionalism as they would their own.

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Tips for Winter More Tips

Prolonged storage of garments/fabrics. To prevent carpet beetle, cloth moth and other fabric insect damage, avoid prolonged storage of unused garments, bedding, any fur or animal pelts, old wool rugs, or upholstered furniture.

Food storage areas. Keep kitchen cabinets, pantry areas and other food storage areas clean and remove crumbs or food particles, as exposed food attracts insects. Use older products before newer ones, and opened packages first.

When purchasing packaged food, be certain containers are sealed. Check the packaging date. Packages with clear plastic or wax paper coverings should be checked for food-infesting moth larva and other insects.

Improper food storage practices. Store dried foods in insect proof containers such as screw top glass, heavy plastic, or metal containers. This prevents entry or escape of Indian Meal Moths and other pantry pests.

Purchase dried food in packages that can be used up in a short time. With families of our own, we realize the benefits to purchasing in bulk, however, whenever possible keep foods in dry storage less than 2 to 4 months.

Broken basement windows, warped doors, holes in the foundation, or unscreened vents. These are invasion routes for mice, rats and even squirrels. Close bulkhead doors tightly. Cover vents with metal grillwork, backed by rust resistant screening.

Trash containers clean, covered, and lined with plastic trash bags. Keep trash containers clean, covered, and lined with plastic trash bags to reduce this food source for cockroaches and rodents.

Pet food unsealed or left out overnight. Indian Meal Moths and other pantry pests will infest pet and bird food if left accessible. Keep pet and bird food sealed and unavailable to these pests. Rats and Mice will also feed on pet and bird foods.