Bug-Z Termite & Pest Control

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MEET YOUR BUGZ PEST TECH!

FREEMAN joined us in 2023 and is our newest pest technician! He loves the pest control industry, but mostly the customers! He was also born and raised on the island of Honolulu, Hawaii (you guessed it! He and Hapaki are brothers.).

Freeman is familiar with treating all common (and uncommon) household pests, and is our backup for bed bug inspections and treatments. Customers love Freeman for his patience and considerate attention to their pest needs. (He gets requested ALOT.)

Freeman also has 6 siblings, and three children of his own. He's been quite a few places in his life, but Amsterdam was his favorite. Growing up, he wanted to be a Manga artist and would still love to visit Japan. He spends his time making the office laugh and remodeling vintage Hot Wheel cars.

MEET YOUR BUGZ PEST TECH!

HAPAKI was born and raised on the BEAUTIFUL island of Honolulu, Hawaii and moved state-side for more opportunities! (That had to be painful!) He wanted to be an investigator growing up but, to our advantage, has been in the pest control field for the last 7-8 years. Hapaki is one of our lead pest technicians.

He is well-versed in all common (and uncommon) household pests, with bed bugs being his specialty. SUPER ICK! However, he doesn't care much for clover mites because they resist his efforts to kill them! (Clover mites are difficult to eradicate to say the least.)

Hapaki has 6 siblings, and an adorable son and daughter. Family means everything to him. He'd love to travel to Tokyo, Japan in the future and visit the birthplace of his favorite entertainment genre, anime!

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