There are many reasons why homeowners may be grossed out by cockroaches. Maybe because they seem scary or ugly. Perhaps because they are crawling near the food in the kitchen. Or perhaps you recall that time when one crawled across your foot when you least expected it. And though these are certainly all the reasons…
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Ode to the Bug Man
T’was the weeks after Christmas,
we’ve said goodbye to our guests,
stored the decorations,
caught up on our rest.
Family had stayed
until we were all grouches,
sleeping in spare rooms,
on sofabeds and couches.
They’re finally gone,
back to normal we get.
‘Til the kids woke up
all festered and bit.
Red welts and small spots,
scratching and itching.
Even my husband
Joined in on the COMPLAINING.
What could this be?
What’s eating our skin?
Fleas? Ants? Spiders?
Where do I begin?
I called The Bug Man
and he came to check.
He said, “There are bedbugs”
I said, “What the heck?”
These little hitchhikers
had made their way
to our house inside bags
with our family to stay.
The family packed up
but the critters all stayed.
These gifts keep on giving
but The Bug Man would spray!
And after he treated
with just the right stuff
the bugs disappeared.
They’d had enough.
To The Bug Man we give
a “hip hip hooray!”
And we’re scheduled now
for a quarterly spray.
So don’t be afraid,
give The Bug Man a call.
Termites, bedbugs, roaches,
He’ll get rid of them all!
Know who to turn to for wasp and hornet control
It's pretty safe to say that dealing with an invasion of stinging insects is nobody's idea of a good time, but if you do find yourself in such a situation this coming spring, pick up the phone and give us a call at Bug Man in Jacksonville. Hornets, wasps, and yellow jackets are all seemingly…
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The Brown Recluse Spider
Brown recluses are usually found in the southeast region of the United States. They are often feared due to their venomous nature. Recluses come in a variety of colors: light to medium brown, dark brown, blackish grey, and even a cream-like color. Brown recluses differ from most spiders because they only have six eyes instead…
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