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The Bugman Pest Control

Scorpion Control

Finding one in the bathtub is one too many. We treat where scorpions live, hunt, and hide — so they never make it inside.

Pricing

Included with pest plans

Ask about scorpion-focused treatment — free estimate

Full pricing

What this service covers

  • Arizona bark scorpions
  • Desert hairy scorpions
  • Block walls and rock landscaping where they harbor
  • Weep screeds, expansion joints & entry points
  • Yards backing to washes, fields, or open desert

What's included

  • Property inspection focused on scorpion harborage
  • Targeted treatment of block walls, rock, and foundations
  • Perimeter barrier treatments on a recurring schedule
  • Practical guidance on sealing scorpion entry points
  • Free re-service if you spot activity between visits

How it works

Our process

  1. 01

    Find the harborage

    Scorpions hide in block walls, rock landscaping, and expansion joints by day. We know where to look.

  2. 02

    Treat the source

    We treat harborage areas directly — not just a light perimeter spray — plus the entry points into your home.

  3. 03

    Keep the barrier up

    Recurring treatments maintain the barrier through the warm months when scorpions are most active.

Questions

Frequently asked

Are Southern Utah scorpions dangerous?

The Arizona bark scorpion — common in this area — has a genuinely painful, medically significant sting. Keeping them out of the house matters, especially with kids and pets.

Why do I keep finding scorpions inside?

They follow food (other insects) and cool moisture indoors, squeezing through gaps as thin as a credit card. Effective control treats the pests they hunt, their harborage, and their entry points — which is exactly what we do.

When is scorpion season here?

Activity ramps up as nights warm in late spring and runs through early fall. Recurring treatment ahead of and through that window is what keeps them out.

Get scorpions handled — starting today

Call or text for a free estimate anywhere in Southern Utah. No contracts, no pressure.