Bunn Pest Control is a pest control company in Peachtree City, Georgia, serving residential and commercial properties across Fayette, Coweta, Clayton, Henry, Spalding, and South Fulton Counties. Founded in 1971, it is the oldest locally owned pest control company in Fayette County and operates as a family and veteran-owned business. The company provides comprehensive services including pest control for insects and rodents, termite control using Termidor liquid and the Advance Termite Monitor system, mosquito control with customized larval and adult treatments, and wildlife control involving trapping, relocation, and exclusion repairs. Treatment methods emphasize inspection, baiting, pest exclusion, and the use of the least toxic insecticides possible. With a 4.90 rating and over 150 reviews, Bunn Pest Control is recognized for its reliable, no-contract service and responsive customer care.
The company is led by co-owners Martina Frost and Katrina Turgeon, who manage operations with a focus on community service and customer satisfaction, and Christopher Murray, a decorated U.S. military veteran and Purple Heart recipient who serves as field manager. The team combines military discipline with decades of local experience to deliver customized, effective solutions. Bunn Pest Control emphasizes transparency, offering no long-term contracts and no cancellation fees, and tailors every service plan to the specific needs of the property and the client.
Located on Highway 74 South, Suite 102 in Peachtree City, the business sits just a short distance from key local landmarks. It is about 0.2 miles from PAC Trails park, 0.3 miles from Flat Creek and MOBA Soccer, and approximately 0.4 miles from the Peachtree City Athletic Complex. The site is also near Line Creek, about 0.6 miles away, and directly adjacent to Joel Cowan Parkway, a major local thoroughfare.
Known for its longstanding presence and trusted service in the region, Bunn Pest Control stands as a dependable, locally rooted provider in a community that values reliability and integrity. With a legacy spanning over five decades, it remains a cornerstone of pest and wildlife management in central Georgia.