BugPro Inc.

Why guess when you can know? 🐜

Being backed by Certified Entomologists means we don’t just treat pests, we understand them. That translates into more accurate identification, safer treatment recommendations, and results you can trust.

Experience the BugPro difference.

We’re excited to announce that BugPro has officially acquired Corpest Services.

This acquisition allows us to expand our team, increase service capabilities, and continue delivering the dependable pest control service our customers trust.

We’re honored to welcome Corpest customers to the BugPro family and look forward to continuing to serve the community with the same commitment and care.

Protect your home before pests become a problem.

Our exterior-first approach helps keep your home protected by targeting pests where they live — before they get inside. 🏡

Tried the DIY route?
When pests return, it’s a sign the issue runs deeper.
Professional treatment delivers long-term protection.

Specializing in Pest, Termite and Mosquito control. Pest Control Services

If BugPro has helped protect your home or business, we’d love your vote for Best Pest Control in The Local’s List 2026!

We’re proud to serve the Coastal Bend and appreciate every customer who trusts us with their pest control needs. Your support helps us continue growing and serving more homes and businesses throughout our community.

Vote here: https://vote.thebendmag.com/shopping-and-services/pest-control

Did you know that termite swarmers are often mistaken for flying ants? 🐜

In March, as the humidity rises, reproductive termites take flight to start new colonies. If you see discarded wings on your windowsills or near door frames, it’s not just a mess—it’s a sign that a colony is nearby. Unlike ants, termite wings are all the same length and fall off easily. Catching these silent destroyers during their swarming phase can save you thousands in structural repairs! 🔍

When it comes to pest prevention, most people focus on the yard, but March is the perfect time to inspect opened bags of flour, grains, and spices that have sat through the winter. Indian Meal Moths and Beetles love these forgotten snacks.

Pro-Tip: Store your dry goods in glass or heavy plastic containers with airtight seals. Not only does it keep food fresher, but it also removes the welcome mat for tiny invaders. 🍪