BuggDaddy Pest Solutions

BuggDaddy Pest Solutions Family Owned And Operated Pest Control Services. Local to Danville & Hendricks County

Sometimes keeping rodents out is as simple as closing off an easy way in.These crawl space vent covers are made to keep ...
08/19/2026

Sometimes keeping rodents out is as simple as closing off an easy way in.

These crawl space vent covers are made to keep rodents from entering through the foundation vents while still allowing the crawl space to ventilate.

Mice and other small critters don't need much room to squeeze through, and those vents can be an easy entry point. Covering them properly helps keep the crawl space from becoming an open invitation.

A little prevention now can save you from dealing with unwanted guests later.

08/12/2026

Bedbugs are one of those pests you really don't want to find in your house.

What starts with a few bugs can turn into a full-blown infestation surprisingly fast. They hide in mattresses, bed frames, furniture, and tiny cracks around the room. They can also hitch a ride on clothing, luggage, and furniture, making it very easy for them to spread from one place to another.

And the worst part is that you can have them for a while before you realize what's happening.

This video gives you a close-up look at bedbugs and what they look like tucked into the seams of a mattress. Keep an eye out for the bugs themselves, tiny dark spots on your sheets or mattress, small blood stains, shed skins, or tiny eggs.

Once bedbugs get established, they can be incredibly difficult to get rid of. They're not something you want to put off dealing with.

If you find signs of bedbugs, don't wait and hope they disappear. The sooner you catch them, the easier it is to get ahead of the infestation.

This is a Brown Recluse spider, one of the few spiders in our area that's actually worth paying attention to.They're usu...
08/05/2026

This is a Brown Recluse spider, one of the few spiders in our area that's actually worth paying attention to.

They're usually light brown to dark tan with long, slender legs. While they're often identified by a violin-shaped marking on their back, that marking isn't always easy to see, so it's not the best way to identify one.

The good news is they're not aggressive. They prefer to stay hidden, and most bites happen when the spider gets trapped against someone's skin in a shoe, clothing, or bedding.

That said, a Brown Recluse bite is something to take seriously. While many bites heal without major complications, some can damage the surrounding tissue and take weeks or even months to fully recover from. If you believe you've been bitten and the area continues to worsen, it's important to seek medical care.

Finding a single Brown Recluse doesn't always mean you have a larger problem, but if you're seeing them regularly, it's worth having your home inspected.

If you're concerned about Brown Recluses around your home, BuggDaddy is here to help.

A little story from this week.We were at a home treating for termites when one of the neighbors walked over and asked if...
07/29/2026

A little story from this week.

We were at a home treating for termites when one of the neighbors walked over and asked if we'd mind taking a look at their house too. They figured it couldn't hurt to check.

Turns out they had termites as well.

Just because your neighbor has termites doesn't mean they spread from one house to the next. It's usually just a sign that they're active in the area, and that's reason enough to take a look around your own home.

The two photos are from different houses, but they tell the same story. Sometimes you don't know termites are there until you go looking.

If you've never had your home checked, or you've been seeing something that doesn't seem quite right, we'd be happy to take a look. A little peace of mind never hurts.

You never really know where bald-faced hornets are going to decide to build.This nest was attached directly to the side ...
07/08/2026

You never really know where bald-faced hornets are going to decide to build.

This nest was attached directly to the side door of a customer's garage. Needless to say, it made leaving the house a little more interesting than they would have liked.

Bald-faced hornets are impressive builders, but they're also very protective of their nests. When one shows up on a doorway that's used every day, it's usually best to take care of it before someone gets stung.

The second photo shows the same door after the nest was removed. Back to being just a normal trip through the garage.

We handle stuff like this every day at BuggDaddy, so if you need someone reliable just give us a call.

Take a look at the photo. That little guy is standing inside one of our vole bait stations.A lot of people assume the st...
07/01/2026

Take a look at the photo. That little guy is standing inside one of our vole bait stations.

A lot of people assume the station is the trap, but it's really just a secure, tamper-resistant container that holds the bait. The station protects the bait from pets, kids, and other wildlife while allowing voles to get to it.

It's a simple, targeted way to deal with an active vole problem without leaving bait exposed around the yard.

Most people never get a chance to see a vole up close, so we thought this was a pretty neat picture to share.

If voles have been making themselves at home in your yard, we've got you covered. We'll walk you through the options and make sure the problem is handled the right way.

06/24/2026

If you've ever wondered what mole control looks like, here's a quick look at one of the methods we use.

This machine pumps carbon monoxide through the tunnel system. Because moles live underground and rely on those tunnels, they simply lose consciousness and pass without stress or panic.

It's a targeted method that leaves the lawn intact and is safe for people and pets when properly applied.

Thought some of you dealing with mole hills this year might find it interesting.

It's always funny showing homeowners these entry points after we've found them.The gap in this photo was being used by p...
06/08/2026

It's always funny showing homeowners these entry points after we've found them.

The gap in this photo was being used by pine squirrels to get into a place they definitely shouldn't be. Most people would never notice it, even if they were looking right at it. Then a squirrel comes along and somehow decides, "Yep, that'll work."

You can walk around a house a hundred times and never think twice about a spot like this. Meanwhile, they've been using it as their own private entrance for who knows how long.

We've found squirrels getting in through places that looked way too small, and somehow they always seem to prove us wrong.

They don't need much. Just one little opening and a reason to check it out.

We know what to look for, so if you want an extra pair of eyes feel free to call BuggDaddy Pest solutions and we'll loan you ours.

BuggDaddy's got a new guy on the team!He’s already gotten a pretty quick introduction to the job too. Attics, crawlspace...
05/21/2026

BuggDaddy's got a new guy on the team!

He’s already gotten a pretty quick introduction to the job too. Attics, crawlspaces, ladders in the rain, and plenty of long looks under backyard decks. Pretty standard stuff around here.

He’s been fitting in great so far and we’re glad to have the extra help heading into the busy season. It’s always nice adding somebody who’s easy to work with and willing to jump right into things. So, we're glad to introduce our newest technician, John Ruf!

One of the best pest control decisions you can make is fixing the problem before it actually becomes a problem.Spaces un...
05/13/2026

One of the best pest control decisions you can make is fixing the problem before it actually becomes a problem.

Spaces under decks and backyard patios are some of the most common places for animals to move into. They stay dry, hidden, and protected, which makes them pretty appealing to anything looking for a place to nest.

This wonderful thing is a dig defense system designed to help keep critters from getting underneath in the first place. Simple prevention work like this is usually a whole lot easier, cheaper, and less stressful than dealing with animals after they’ve already settled in.

A lot of pest control comes down to staying a step ahead. Seal things up early, fix weak spots, and you avoid the bigger mess later on.

If you’ve been thinking about preventative work around your home, feel free to reach out. We’re always happy to take a look and give an honest opinion.

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