Layer 01
Property line
A full perimeter treatment along fences, walls and the lot boundary, so pest pressure is addressed before it reaches the structure.
✓Property-boundary inspection and treatment on every scheduled visit.
Pest control services
13 pests. One clear place to start.
Whatever showed up, the work begins with identification and inspection. Pick what you are seeing for the signs, treatment approach, pricing context, and local guidance.
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Common recurring concerns.
Choose the closest match or select Not sure in the estimate. The inspection—not a menu—confirms the pest and the right scope.
Not sure what it is?
Which service do you need?
Match what you are seeing to the likely pest and the page that explains the work. The inspection confirms it; this is where to start reading.
| What you are seeing | Likely pest | Service | Cost |
|---|---|---|---|
| Repeat trails along counters, baseboards, plumbing penetrations, or window frames | Ants | Ant & Fire Ant Control | Included · mound work scoped |
| Recurring webs beneath eaves, around lights, or in garage corners | Spiders | Spider Control | Included in HiveGuard |
| Pepper-like spotting, cast skins, egg cases, or a persistent musty odor | Cockroaches | Cockroach Control | Included · infestations quoted |
| Droppings, gnaw marks, nesting material, or rub marks along travel edges | Rodents | Rat & Rodent Control | Monitoring included · exclusion quoted |
| Mud-like shelter tubes on foundations, piers, plumbing, or walls | Termites | Termite Control | Quoted after inspection |
| Frequent daytime or evening biting in a specific part of the yard | Mosquitoes | Mosquito Control | Seasonal · quoted after a walk |
| Live flat reddish-brown insects, pale shed skins, or small whitish eggs | Bed bugs | Bed Bug Exterminator | Quoted after inspection |
| Repeated flight to one opening in siding, roofing, soil, or a utility box | Wasps, hornets & yellowjackets | Wasp & Hornet Nest Removal | Nest assessment included |
| Pets scratching, flea dirt, or small jumping insects around resting areas | Fleas and ticks | Flea & Tick Control | Included · follow-up scoped |
| Fast, silvery insects with tapered bodies and three tail-like filaments | Silverfish | Silverfish Control | Included in HiveGuard |
| Elongated brown insects with obvious forceps-like appendages at the rear | Earwigs | Earwig Control | Included in HiveGuard |
| Persistent nighttime chirping in a wall, garage, utility space, or room | Crickets | Cricket Control | Included in HiveGuard |
| Nighttime sightings along foundation edges, garages, patios, or bathrooms | Scorpions | Scorpion Control | Included in HiveGuard |
Still unsure? Text a clear photo to (737) 247-7143 with where you found it, or choose Not sure in the estimate and the inspection takes it from there.
Quoted as one-time or seasonal work.
These concerns need a different inspection, product, visit pattern, or season. We confirm the scope before work begins.
One-timeWasps & hornetsAccessible nest work is assessed and quoted for the property.InspectionBed bugsEvidence and access determine a room-by-room treatment proposal.InspectionTermitesInspection first, then a treatment plan sized to what is found.SeasonalMosquitoesWarm-season yard work is quoted separately from recurring coverage.
Every visit, all four layers
The Cinctra system.
Cinctra means encircled. Every scheduled visit works from the property edge inward, with each completed part documented in the Bugged app.
Layer 02
Yard barrier
Targeted lawn, bed, mound and harborage work based on what the inspection finds and what the product label permits.
✓Targeted granular and harborage work where the inspection finds it.
Layer 03
Foundation band
A measured exterior treatment around the structure, including the openings and transition points the inspection identifies.
✓Measured and documented visit by visit.
Layer 04
Entry seal and interior
Entry routes are sealed or treated where the service scope allows, with interior work performed when the inspection calls for it.
✓Photos and useful notes in the Bugged app.
The proof lives in the visit record. Before-and-after photos and useful notes show what was inspected and what work was completed.
Not sure what it is?
Send a photo. We will help identify it.
Text a clear picture to (737) 247-7143. The local team can review what you are seeing and tell you what information the inspection will need.
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Good to know
Before you pick a pest.
Straight answers. If yours is not here, call (737) 247-7143 or text us and ask a human.
How do you actually solve the pest problem, not just spray?
Service starts with an inspection that identifies the pest and the conditions supporting it. From there the work combines what the situation calls for: targeted treatment where the activity is, exterior perimeter and harborage work, exclusion of entry points where practical, monitoring, and written guidance on the moisture, food, and clutter conditions that keep pests coming back. Recurring visits keep pressure down after the first problem is handled.
Is treatment handled carefully around children and pets?
Yes—by placement, product choice, and instructions rather than by slogan. Tell us about children, pets, aquariums, gardens, sensitivities, and other conditions before service. The technician evaluates the site, chooses placements and methods that fit an occupied home, follows product-label directions, and gives you any preparation or re-entry instructions that apply. We do not make blanket “safe” claims about pesticides—the label directions and the instructions your technician provides are what govern.
What should I expect from a Bugged technician?
Expect professional, courteous conduct and respect for your home. We give a realistic arrival window, send an en-route update, and show the current ETA when tracking is active. Your technician explains what they found, what they recommend, and any preparation or follow-up that applies. Completed work is documented in the Bugged app with useful notes and, when relevant, before-and-after photos. If timing changes, the local team is available by phone, text, and in-app support rather than leaving you to chase an automated status.
Will one treatment solve every pest problem?
Not necessarily. Results depend on pest biology, infestation level, access, structural conditions, sanitation, moisture, and follow-through. Bugged explains what one visit can reasonably accomplish and when monitoring, exclusion, preparation, or recurring service is part of the solution.
How do I know the treatment was done well?
Every visit is documented. Depending on the work performed, the record can include before-and-after photos, the areas inspected and treated, the conditions found, and the next steps for the home. If covered pests come back, so do we, at no extra charge.
What happens if I still see pests after treatment?
Some activity can continue while treatment and follow-up take effect. Note where and when you see pests and contact the team so we can review the visit record and next step. For covered pests, Call us and we’ll come back at no extra charge.
Austin, TX · Text or call
Not sure what it is? That is normal.
Select Not sure in the estimate, send what you are seeing, or call the local team. Identification comes before the treatment plan.
(737) 247-7143