ESTABLISHED IN 1974

Family owned and operated. With over 40 years experience in termite control, Bugmasters strives to be the premier choice of homeowners and real estate agents for all termite control services.

DEVOTED TO EXCELLENCE

Founded upon the principles of honesty, reliability, and pride in our work, Bugmasters will provide our services in the highest quality and professional manner possible. 

ESCROW SPECIALISTS

Bugmasters is able to offer estimates for both termite treatments and damaged wood repairs, which allows us to provide full termite clearances without outside contractors.

OFFERING YOU THE BEST TERMITE TREATMENT OPTIONS FOR YOUR PROPERTY. 

Termite treatments are not a one size fits all. Bugmasters' inspectors are trained to inspect all visible

and accessible areas of the residence, evaluate the extent of the infestation,and provide

the homeowner with the most effective options for termite control.

ALWAYS OPEN
FOR YOU

Our dedicated office staff is ready to help schedule appointments or answer any questions you may have. You can expect your inspection results within 24 hours of the inspection appointment.

UNBEATABLE
PRICES

Bugmasters' inspectors are not commission based salesmen. We are committed to offering homeowners the most cost effective termite treatment solutions for each individual property.

PROFESSIONALLY QUALIFIED

All inspectors, treatment applicators and wood repair crewman are employees of Bugmasters. You can rest assured the workers on your property are fully trained, licensed, insured, and bonded. 

COMMON SIGNS OF TERMITE INFESTATION

DROPPINGS

Drywood termite droppings, called frass, may resemble sawdust or coffee grounds and are typically hexagonal in shape. The color varies with the wood type. Some termites use droppings as a defense mechanism, sealing colony galleries from potential intruders. Termite waste can be found in mounds or trails. If a mound of pellets exists, they may be coming from a tiny hole in the area used specifically to eliminate the pellets from galleries where termites dwell.

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SWARMERS

Swarmers may be seen around stumps, firewood and mulch, as well as other locations. They are attracted to light and can be found near windows, doors, lamps and other exterior light sources. After a swarm, termites usually leave discarded wings, which are often found on window sills and in spider webs. Keep in mind that seeing a swarm is cause for concern but not a guarantee of an infestation. However, if termites are seen exiting from the foundation, walls or porches, that exponentially increases the likelihood of an active infestation.

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MUD TUBES

These dirt-constructed tubes extend over floor joists, support piers, foundation members, walls and the like. The tubes are usually the diameter of a pencil but may be bigger, and contain tiny particles of dried soil. They are used for worker termites to travel from their underground colonies to their feeding grounds, which may be in your home.Tubes can be opened and examined for the presence of worker termites, which are creamy white in appearance.

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DAMAGED WOOD

Hollowed wood usually has a honeycomb interior and a hollow sound. A smooth exterior conceals this telling evidence. Tapping wood with a screwdriver or bumping it with a vacuum cleaner reveals feeding areas either by sound or breakage.