Testimonials

“I really like our tech. He is a super nice man, is professional, on time, etc. I trust having him in my home. Just wanted to let you know what a value he is to your company!”
Teresa Fischer
Marietta, GA

“We are very satisfied with Bo’s service. Very polite, very helpful, excellent employee. Definitely an asset to your company."
Eleanor Schaltenbrand
Marietta, GA

“Bo is very good at treating my bugs. He’s knowledgeable and accurately treats each kind. Very Personable and always uses the goofy “slippers” to keep my carpets clean.”
Donna Sims
Marietta, GA

“Thank you for your good service.”
Vicki Nix
Acworth, Ga

“Brad is always very willing to work with our schedule.”
Frances Grayson
Hixson, TN

“Eric is a very professional and courteous specialist who knows his job and always shows that he enjoys what he’s doing.”
Tom Langmann
Chattanooga, TN

“John has been my tech for years. He is always dependable, courteous, and helpful.”
Jean Baker
Buford, GA

“We have nothing but praise for our specialist. He is the best!”
McFarland
Suwanee, GA

“John is a very polite person, and does a great job. He is always on time and explains everything he does.”
Robert Boldin
Buford, GA

“We love Keith. He is very helpful w/scheduling. Have to say he loves his job and bugs!”
Kim Coody
Snellville, GA

“I am very happy with the service my tech provides. He is always courteous and suggests ways to prevent old problems from reoccurring. Even when I am not home, he will look for evidence of old problems (ants around steps, etc.) and treat any developing issues as well. He knows I have pets, and takes extra care around them.”
Susan Darr
Alpharetta, GA

“John always goes above and beyond to make sure we are happy with the service. He is an asset to your company.”
Ashley Smith
Canton, GA

‘I recommend Bug Busters to everyone!” “Thank you”
Robin Stone
Ooltewah, TN

“We couldn’t be more pleased with our service! Anytime we have had a problem (ants, hornets nest, or any kind of bug) Bug Busters have been quick to come out and help us. Truly great guys!”
Doug McNeil
Hixson, TN

“William is AWESOME! He is very knowledgeable, very courteous, very patient with my concerns and explanations, so friendly and an excellent representative of your company.”
Debra Harper
Huntersville, NC

“Ricky is very polite and is very knowledgeable. He is concerned with my problems and does an excellent job at finding solutions.”
James Mackey
Mt. Holly, NC

“Mike IS wonderful. He will come out multiple times in the same week if needed. My daughter got married last may, and we had the rehearsal dinner (for 50) at our house. Two weeks before the dinner, ants showed up in the kitchen. Mike kept coming out till they were all gone. He was a life saver.”
Carolyn Jenkins
Acworth, GA

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Tips for Spring More Tips

Wood to soil contact. Keep soil from touching wood to reduce pest access. If there must be wood to soil contact (on a porch or deck) use pressure-treated wood or material which is insect resistant. Eliminate hollow porch post and columns.

Ventilation and high moisture conditions. Eliminating damp conditions, increasing ventilation and replacing decayed wood, aids carpenter ant management and helps prevent future infestations by the ants and wood destroying fungi. This may include your cellar, crawl spaces or under dirt filled porches.

Flower and shrubbery beds. Adding crushed rock around the foundation instead of mulch will eliminate a food and harborage source for sow bugs, centipedes, millipedes and many other insects. Crushed rock is also a rodent and snake deterrent.

Leaking gutters and roof lines. Keep gutters and roof lines in good repair and free of debris to reduce wood rot. This reduces breeding areas for wood destroying insects. Satellite carpenter ant colonies are usually in areas of moisture damaged wood.

Openings at plumbing, electrical, and telephone line entrances into your home. Sealing openings around these entries reduces access for carpenter ants, stinging insects, and many occasional invaders.

Excessive plant cover around the foundation. Leaves and other debris under decks, in window wells, and behind bushes should be removed to eliminate decaying organic matter which may provide a food source or harborage for insects such as sow bugs, centipedes and millipedes.