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MD Bugs has been around since 2011. However, the company behind the name has over 20 years of experience and has served the valley as MD Pest & Termite, with a pretreat division called Permaguard. MD Bugs was created to expand services and unify both brands—MD Pest and Permaguard—strengthening our reach to East Valley customers.

The frequency of treatments depends on an inspection of your property. Most businesses benefit from monthly services, but this can vary based on the level of infestation and specific needs.

Our prices vary based on several factors:
Whether the property is commercial or residential
The level of infestation , Square footage of structures and lot size included in the service area.

Yes! We offer discounts for servicing multiple locations and are excited to help businesses with multiple properties stay pest-free.

At your first visit, we’ll conduct a thorough inspection, assess entry points, and discuss the best pest control options tailored for your property. If scorpions are an issue, rest assured we’re equipped to eliminate them—unlike companies that only target the food source. We believe in guaranteed scorpion control to protect your home.

The first step is regular pest control services. We’ll also perform a full inspection of your property to identify entry points for scorpions. For added protection, we can recommend a home seal to prevent scorpions from entering.

Yes. Bed bugs can infest all kinds of businesses, from theaters and furniture stores to daycares and rental properties. It’s crucial to have a plan in place. After an inspection, we’ll educate you and your employees on what to look for and assess the likelihood of bed bug issues for your specific business.

In the ideal situation, bed bugs are manageable. Proper preparation is key: this includes washing and drying clothes and linens as directed. Reintroduction is a common challenge, so following our inspectors’ guidance is essential to ensuring effective treatment.

Yes. We do not handle certain pests, including snakes, squirrels, and doves, as some are protected under federal guidelines.