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People fear the brown recluse for a reason - its bite injects venom that can be toxic to humans, particularly the very young and the very old. You can most easily identify brown recluses by their brown color and the distinctive fiddle-shaped markings on the back. Brown recluses hide in quiet areas such as cabinets, shoes, and under furniture during the day, but may come out in search of food at night. If a brown recluse bites you, you may experience an immediate painful reaction, but the long-lasting effects of brown recluse venom are the real danger.

The Bug Guy's pest control services include treatments with a customized coarse of action unique to your home, family and lifestyle. Stop pest infestations from invading your home, such as Roaches, Spiders, Mosquitoes, Ants, Wasps & Bees, Scorpions, Fleas & Ticks, Crickets, and Bed Bugs. We offer pest control services to fit your needs. Are you leaving early or late? Will a weekend be better than a weekday? We can work together to schedule a visit from one of our exterminators to accommodate your needs.

Fact: While most species of ants are fairly passive with humans, the fire ant is invasive and predatory. It's not uncommon for a human or animal to be attacked by hundreds of fire ants in a matter of moments if they happen to passively wander across a colony. The Bug Guy provides an affordable, effective solution for exterminating fire ants from your home and property. Our professional fire ant control service provides long term relief and eliminates fire ants for the long term using a process called "granulating."

The Bug Guy is Oklahoma City's leading provider of termite inspections, termite control, termite treatments and prevention services. Our trained exterminators proudly serve the OKC metro area, Edmond, Mustang, Piedmont, Yukon, El Reno, Okarche, Harrah, Tuttle, and Guthrie. Termites are wood-destroying insects common in most of Oklahoma. They cause millions of dollars in damage annually. The probability that termites will attack wooden structures within 10 to 20 years of being built is greater than 70% in Oklahoma.