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Free Phone Estimate — Tyler answers the phone himself (561) 672-0200
All cities served

Boca Raton · West Boca Raton · Parkland · Coral Springs · Delray Beach · Deerfield Beach · Coconut Creek · Hillsboro Beach · Lighthouse Point · Pompano Beach · Margate · Boynton Beach · Ocean Ridge

Same-day routine in the core area when you call before noon.
Tyler in the Buggify jersey treating a South Florida yard
Home turf — the shop is in West Boca

Pest Control in West Boca Raton

Dispatched from inside West Boca — most properties within 2-10 minutes. Same technician every visit.

West Boca Raton is Buggify's home district — the 22617 Middletown Dr. shop sits literally inside the community, putting most properties within a 2-10 minute drive. Tyler grew up in West Boca and raised his kids through the local school district (Waters Edge Elementary → Loggers' Run Middle → West Boca High). The named-community list below covers the Wikipedia-verified and intake-confirmed West Boca neighborhoods Buggify serves on a daily basis — Boca Pointe, Mission Bay, Loggers' Run, Boca Falls, Sandalfoot Cove, Century Village, The Hamptons, Aberdeen, Boca Del Mar, Boca West, Whisper Walk, Villages of Oriole, and the newer luxury infill at Lotus and Lotus Palm. Same-day appointments are routine — the dispatch distance is shorter here than anywhere else in the service area.

Why BuggifySource-first diagnosis
Always includedPet- & family-safe
1,000+ homes served since 2018
★★★★★
1,000+
Boca homes protected since 2018
T Tyler answers
every call himself
Bayer Termidor Authorized Certified Operator Tyler Craig FL DACS #JB268060 $1M Liability Insured Family-Owned Since 2018
Why Buggify is different

Six ant protocols, one local technician

The Shop Is in West Boca

22617 Middletown Dr — Tyler dispatches from the western corridor, so West Boca is the fastest-response zone Buggify runs.

County, Not City Jurisdiction

West Boca is unincorporated Palm Beach County — a Boca mailing address without City of Boca historic-board constraints. Straightforward exclusion work.

Tile-Roof Entry Geometry

The western master-planned inventory is heavy tile-roof — roof rats dominate. Tyler treats the roofline as the primary inspection zone.

Tyler Answers Directly

Mon–Fri 8 am – 5 pm. Same technician every visit — he lives in the district and knows these communities.

Canal-Network Awareness

Loggers' Run, Boca Falls, and Mission Bay sit on the western canal network — Norway rat and year-round mosquito pressure get dedicated protocols.

No Multi-Year Contracts

Bi-monthly plans bill per visit. Cancel anytime, no fees, no auto-renewal.

Tyler Craig
Tyler's diagnostic rule

“Spray a trail of ants and you kill the scouts — and trigger the colony to bud into new satellite nests. Species ID first, then bait. That's the whole game with ants.”

Carpenter ants need a non-repellent residual plus a moisture fix. Fire ants need granular bait plus mound injection. Pharaoh and ghost ants bud when you spray them wrong — one nest becomes five. The species dictates the entire protocol.

Buggify identifies the species on arrival, baits at the trail source so workers carry it back to the queen, and treats the moisture or entry point feeding the colony — so it collapses instead of relocating.

Tyler Craig — Owner & sole technician
The full scope in West Boca

Every pest issue Buggify handles in West Boca

The same three-tier bi-monthly structure, tuned to the western corridor's master-planned communities and canal network.

01

Indoor pests — roaches, ants, spiders, silverfish

German and American cockroach harborages. Carpenter, fire, sugar/ghost, pharaoh, and big-headed ants (each needs a different bait + barrier strategy). House spiders, lanai-edge orb weavers, and brown widow exclusion. Silverfish in older humid homes. Earwigs and millipedes during the rainy season.

02

Outdoor pests — mosquitoes, wasps, hornets, yellow jackets

Mosquito yard barrier on a monthly cadence, May–October. Paper wasp, mud dauber, yellow jacket, and bald-faced hornet nest removal — same-day response when scheduling allows. Carpenter bee identification and removal (often confused with honey bees — they need a different treatment). Stinging-insect emergencies prioritized over scheduled visits.

03

Rodent control — roof rats, Norway rats, mice

Roof rats dominate South Florida (tile-roof entry geometry); Norway rats are secondary, canal-adjacent only. Trapping for active populations, baiting for ongoing pressure, copper mesh + polyurethane exclusion for the long-term fix. Attic and wall-cavity work both in scope.

04

Whole-home pest exclusion + specialty work

Entry-point sealing (copper mesh + Tremco/GE polyurethane). Soffit-fascia gap repair, plumbing-vent screening, slab-crack treatment, pest-grade vent screening. Bee removal ($250–1,200+ by hive size and access). Commercial / HOA / property management (50–200 home communities preferred). Luxury home pest management (gated communities). Lawn care (HOA + luxury-estate add-on only).

Our process

Exactly what happens, start to finish

Most pest companies won't tell you the plan. Here's ours — proven, source-first, and transparent — so you can spot anyone cutting corners.

Tyler treating a South Florida property
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1

You call. Tyler picks up.

Direct line, Mon–Fri 8 am – 5 pm. Free phone estimate range, then a $175 on-site inspection if needed (credited toward your first treatment). No pressure to commit on the call.

2

Free initial inspection — plan recommended on-site.

A 30–60 minute walkthrough: perimeter, interior, attic/roofline when relevant. Tyler recommends Basic, Full Home Protection, or Complete based on the property's actual condition — not a sales script.

3

Initial treatment — more thorough than ongoing visits.

The first visit is heavier: full perimeter + interior crack-and-crevice + harborage work + lanai zones + any active-issue treatment. $150–300 by tier; subsequent visits are perimeter-focused with spot interior work.

4

Bi-monthly visits — same tech, every 8 weeks.

Tyler returns every 8 weeks (20–40 min for a typical home): perimeter refresh, exterior crack-and-crevice, lanai, mulch-line, and interior touch-up where reported. Termidor, FMC residuals, gel baits, IGRs.

5

Free re-service between visits.

If activity shows up between scheduled visits, Tyler returns at no additional cost — built into every tier. Just call (561) 672-0200.

Buggify vs. national chains

A local owner beats a route tech

How it works Buggify National chains
Who answers the phone ✓ Tyler, directly, Mon–Fri 8–5 ✕ Phone tree → callback queue → rotating account manager
Diagnostic approach ✓ Source-first walkthrough before any chemical ✕ Symptom-first — spray the visible activity, return when it's back
Same technician every visit ✓ Yes — Tyler runs every Boca job ✕ Rotating route techs across the region
BRHPB / historic protocol ✓ Non-disturbing exclusion on pre-1978 properties; EPA RRP-aware; lead-paint disclosure ✕ Generic protocol regardless of historic designation
Tile-roof rodent protocol ✓ Borescope soffit-fascia inspection + copper-mesh & polyurethane exclusion ✕ Bait-station refills without entry-point sealing
Plan cadence ✓ Bi-monthly (every 8 weeks) — three scope tiers ✕ Quarterly — too long for South Florida pressure
Free re-service between visits ✓ Included on every tier if activity persists ✕ Often charged separately or limited
Contract structure ✓ Bills per visit, cancel anytime, no fees ✕ Multi-year contracts, cancellation fees, auto-renew
Initial diagnostic pricing ✓ Free phone estimate; $175 on-site (credited) ✕ $89–149 upfront, often not refundable
Local relationship ✓ 10-year Boca customer relationships; 60% of the book is local ✕ Aggregated franchise network; reviews often filtered
Plans & pricing

Bi-monthly plans, every 8 weeks

Three tiers, same cadence. They differ in scope, not frequency. Bills per visit — cancel anytime.

Basic

General pest — perimeter, entry-point, crack-and-crevice.

$525–660 / year
  • Every-8-week service
  • Perimeter + entry-point treatment
  • Crack-and-crevice work
  • Free re-service between visits
Call for this plan
Most popular

Full Home Protection

The standard for typical Boca / Parkland / West Boca homes.

$720–960 / year
  • Everything in Basic
  • Interior on request
  • Rodent + ant monitoring
  • Bi-annual termite check
Call about this plan

Complete

Built for luxury, gated, or high-pressure properties.

$900–1,400 / year
  • Everything in Full Home
  • Mosquito barrier
  • Attic + exclusion monitoring
  • Termite monitoring + lanai treatment
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One-time ant treatment
$175+

Single visit for a localized trail (sugar/ghost) or an active fire-ant mound cluster. Includes species ID, treatment, and a 30-day callback warranty. Larger/multi-zone priced higher.

Full Home Protection · the standard
$720–960/yr

Adds interior on request, rodent + ant monitoring, and a bi-annual termite check. The default for typical Boca-area homes. $120–160/visit, $200–300 initial. Free re-service.

Complete (Premium)
$900–1,400/yr

Full coverage + monthly mosquito barrier (May–Oct) + attic + exclusion monitoring + termite monitoring + lanai treatment. For luxury, gated, canal-adjacent, or chronic-pressure homes. $150–180/visit.

One-time treatments for isolated issues: Ant from $175 · Cockroach $195 · Spider $195 · Rodent $200–600 · Wasp/Hornet $175 · Mosquito $125–200 · Other $175–250. No commitment. Back to home →

Service area

13 cities, two counties, one local guy

Buggify runs out of the West Boca shop at 22617 Middletown Dr. Same-day service is routine in the core area when you call before noon.

13
cities served
2
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15mi
core radius
Core — same-day routine
Boca Raton West Boca Parkland Coral Springs Deerfield Beach
Also serving
Delray Beach Boynton Beach Pompano Beach Coconut Creek Margate Lighthouse Point Hillsboro Beach Ocean Ridge

Outer zones by appointment — Highland Beach, Wellington, Lake Worth Beach & Tamarac case-by-case. Travel surcharge may apply beyond a 15-mile radius.

The Buggify truck in a Boca Raton neighborhood
Same-day
in the core area
West Boca HQ
22617 Middletown Dr.
South Florida conditions

Why West Boca pest pressure isn't like anywhere else

National playbooks are built for four-season climates with a real off-season. South Florida has none — seven local factors that change the whole approach.

Unincorporated county jurisdiction

West Boca is unincorporated Palm Beach County — a Boca mailing address without the City's historic-board review. Exterior exclusion work is straightforward; no Certificate of Appropriateness required.

Master-planned tile-roof inventory

Boca Pointe, Boca Falls, Mission Bay, Loggers' Run, and Boca Del Mar are heavy tile-roof communities — tile-edge gaps, soffit-fascia separations, and roof returns create roof-rat entry geometry. The roofline is the first inspection zone.

Western canal-network pressure

The western corridor sits on an extensive canal network. Canal-adjacent lots in Boca Falls, Loggers' Run, and Mission Bay see year-round Norway rat ground-burrow pressure and freshwater mosquito breeding that doesn't seasonally ease.

Everglades buffer edge

Sandalfoot Cove and the western-edge neighborhoods approach the Everglades conservation buffer — heavier outdoor pressure from the preserve edge: American roaches, mosquitoes, and occasional wildlife-adjacent activity.

Shared-wall community dynamics

Townhome and 55+ clusters across Boca Pointe, Boca Lago, and Mission Bay have shared-wall German roach transfer. Perimeter-only HOA service misses the driver — Tyler inspects the shared-wall transfer points.

Fire ants in irrigated lawns

The master-planned communities' irrigated common areas and lawns keep fire ant mounds shifting year-round. Yard-wide granular baseline plus targeted mound injection is the durable approach.

Hurricane-season displacement (May–Oct)

Storms displace rodents, mosquito breeding zones, and stinging-insect colonies across the corridor. Active plan customers get a post-named-storm inspection offer. A 12-week quarterly cadence misses the window entirely.

Not sure what's driving it on your street?

Tyler knows the pressure block by block. Get a free read on the phone.

(561) 672-0200
Buggify service in a Boca neighborhood
Under the hood

The technical depth behind every visit

Seven things most route techs are never trained on — each tied to a real outcome for your home.

01

Fastest-response zone Buggify runs

The shop is at 22617 Middletown Dr, right in West Boca — most western-corridor addresses are minutes away, so same-day is routine when you call before noon.

02

Tile-roof rodent protocol

The master-planned tile-roof stock drives roof-rat pressure. Borescope inspection of the soffit-fascia line, attic snap-trap deployment, and copper-mesh + polyurethane exclusion at the entry — the one-time fix, not a bait subscription.

03

Canal-edge dual rodent + mosquito

Canal-adjacent lots get Norway rat ground-burrow trapping and slab-penetration sealing plus the monthly mosquito add-on (May–Oct) — dock-line residual, canal-bank foliage, and Bti tablets in standing water.

04

Shared-wall transfer-point work

Townhome German roach work accounts for the unit-to-unit driver: shared-wall plumbing and electrical-conduit penetrations sealed, driver-unit identified, and the HOA conversation handled where building-level pressure is the real cause.

05

Everglades-edge outdoor pressure

Western-edge neighborhoods near the preserve buffer see heavier American roach and mosquito pressure — the protocol leans on exterior harborage reduction and perimeter work, since indoor-only misses the source.

06

Source-first diagnosis before chemistry

Every visit starts with a walkthrough that identifies the driver — moisture, entry point, or outdoor harborage — before treatment. Customers switching from chains report 60–80% fewer re-service calls in year one.

07

Bi-monthly cadence matched to the climate

Professional residuals hold their barrier 6–8 weeks in South Florida humidity. At 12 weeks the residual is exhausted before the next visit; at 8 weeks it stays continuous. Chemistry, not marketing.

SDS available on request

Every product, every time — full transparency, no "proprietary blends."

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What clients say

What our customers say about Buggify

Verified 5-star reviews from West Boca Raton — Boca Pointe, Mission Bay & Loggers' Run families — straight from Google.

★★★★★ 5.0 rating 161+ Google reviews ✓ Verified
Common questions

Common West Boca pest questions

If yours isn't here, call (561) 672-0200 — Tyler answers directly.

How fast can you get to my West Boca home?

Fast — the shop is at 22617 Middletown Dr, right in West Boca, so most western-corridor addresses are minutes away. Same-day is routine when you call before noon; stinging-insect emergencies are prioritized.

Do you serve my community?

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Why do I keep getting roof rats?

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My lot backs onto a canal — can you handle the mosquitoes?

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What does a plan cost?

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Our promises

Three things Buggify will never do to you

✕ We'll never 01

Quote a real price without inspecting first

The phone gives a range; firm pricing comes after an on-site walkthrough, so the scope matches what's actually driving the activity.

You get a real, inspection-based quote.
✕ We'll never 02

Spray indoors when the source is outside

Most South Florida pest pressure is driven by outdoor harborage. Indoor-only work is a short-term cover-up, not a fix.

We fix the outdoor source that's driving it.
✕ We'll never 03

Lock you into a long-term contract

Bi-monthly plans bill per visit and cancel anytime, no fees. Service should be based on need, not contractual obligation.

Bill per visit — cancel anytime, no fees.
Ready when you are

Call Tyler. Get a price range on the first call.

No contract, no sales pitch, no callback queue — in most cases, on the schedule the same day or next morning.

Call Tyler direct (561) 672-0200 Free Phone Estimate →
Mon–Fri · 8am–5pm · rings his phone