From the gated communities west of Powerline to the historic homes off East Palmetto Park — we've been treating Boca houses for 34 years. Drywood termites in the older Estate sections. Palmetto bugs in pool decks. Iguanas in mango trees. We know your bugs because we've literally been here longer than most of them.
Our Boca routes run Monday through Saturday. We don't subcontract. Same trucks, same techs, week after week.
Pest pressure isn't generic. Boca is coastal, humid, and full of mature live oak — which means a very specific guest list.

The historic Estate sections — Royal Palm, Old Floresta, Camino Gardens — have a lot of original 1950s–70s wood. Drywoods love attic rafters and door frames. Look for cinnamon-colored frass piles on the floor below ceiling beams.
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The big ones that fly. They live in the mulch, the pool deck cracks, and the storm drain across the street — not your kitchen. Treatment is exterior perimeter granular bait, not interior spray.
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Tiny, pale, almost translucent. They trail along countertops and bathroom grout and get into pet food. Spray kills the visible ants but splits the colony — we use a non-repellent gel bait that the workers carry home.
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Closer to the Intracoastal — east of Federal Highway and parts of The Sanctuary — soil termites are the bigger threat. Termidor SC liquid barrier around the slab perimeter, 8–10 year protection.
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Nov–Mar in mature-tree neighborhoods. They jump from oak limbs onto barrel-tile roofs and find soffit gaps. Trap-and-seal — never bait blocks in the attic, you don't want a dead rat in a wall.
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We don't poison wildlife. Live trap, humane removal, and yard exclusion (chicken wire below pool screen frames). Permit-coordinated with FWC.
Iguana removal →Dale grew up in Lake Worth. Went to FAU. Started DeBugem out of his garage in '98 with one Dodge pickup and a Termidor certification — bringing seven years of national-chain pest control experience with him. Today, DeBugem is still owner-operated — Dale and his second technician, James, run two trucks total. Dale personally handles bigger Boca termite inspections when his schedule allows. When you book DeBugem, you'll get Dale or James — never a stranger.
When we recommend a treatment for a Boca home, it's grounded in published research from UF/IFAS Extension, FDACS, and Florida FWC — not from a sales script. Here's what those sources say about your zip code.
UF/IFAS field surveys of drywood termite activity in Palm Beach County show ZIP codes 33432, 33433, 33486 — covering Old Floresta, Royal Palm, and Boca Pointe — at among the highest swarm-event densities in South Florida. The drywood swarming season here peaks April–June.
UF/IFAS termite research ↗UF/IFAS identifies mature live oak canopy and barrel-tile roof construction as the two strongest drivers of roof rat pressure in coastal Florida — a profile fitting most of west Boca. Snap-trap and structural exclusion is the only research-supported endpoint; bait alone leaves carcasses in walls.
UF/IFAS Extension ↗Florida FWC classifies green iguanas as a non-native invasive species and authorizes humane removal year-round on private property. Boca's Intracoastal seawalls and mangrove edges are designated FWC-priority removal zones. We follow FWC handling protocols on every job.
FWC iguana protocol ↗