Bugman Inc

The pesticide in question is called Fumatoxin, and it has NO use in a residential setting. It is used in areas that are out in the middle of nowhere, and is used primarily on gophers and prarie dogs. The way this product works is that they are a type of a pellet, and when these pellets get water or any moisture on them, it produces a deadly gas. It flows through the burrows and kills any rodent that is there. There is NO antidote. The Ut Dept of Agriculture has been inspecting their records and have found numerous violations in that department as well. Poor record keeping, chemicals used not logged, etc, Several of their technicians have been found to have violations in regards to their recordkeeping, and misuse of other pesticides. They have been fined $40 thousand, and the tech responsible for this may be going to jail IF he isnt there already. Safety should always be the first priority when doing pest control,stay away from these idiots and use a reputable company.

Bugman of Bountiful was the pest control company which killed two children in Layton, in Feb. 2010, due to their placing of toxic pellets too near the house. Poisonous gas leached in overnight and within days two innocent girls were dead.The material in question is listed by the manufacturer as unsafe to use within 15 feet of a dwelling, yet Bugman's tech placed it within 3 feet.I don't see them remaining in business after the fallout, but if so, watch out.