Our Company
Hopper Termite and Pest Management is
A family owned and operated company, founded in 1963. As a company with strong family values, we are rooted in trust, integrity, professionalism, and excellence. We know how important the safety and wellbeing of your family is, and with over 50 years of experience we are proud to be company that you can rely on for all of your pest management needs. With time tested quality, we guarantee that we will provide superior and friendly service with reliable results that you can count on!
At Hopper Termite and Pest Management we are committed to maintaining our successful leadership in the pest management industry. We are active members of the Arkansas Pest Management Association and the National Pest Management Association. We use state-of-the-art pest prevention techniques designed to protect your loved ones, homes, customers, businesses and employees. We surround ourselves with talented, dedicated, professionals who share in our enthusiasm and values. All of our personnel receive ongoing training and certification, are licensed by the State of Arkansas, and have an unwavering commitment to providing you with quality pest management services that you can count on, year after year.
Company History
Hopper Termite and Pest Management was started in 1963 in Mountain Home, Arkansas, by two bothers Merlin and Lynn Hopper. In 1965 Merlin realized there was a need for quality pest control services in Central Arkansas as well, so he opened an office in beautiful Heber Springs. In 1968 Glenn Hopper moved back home from Chelan, Washington and joined his bother Lynn in Mountain Home. In 1990 Glenn and his family moved to Heber Springs and he became the sole owner.
There are currently three generations at Hopper Termite and Pest Management ensuring that our values and commitment to quality never cease. Our family has focused on creating growth and providing Heber Springs and surrounding communities throughout Central Arkansas with superior service with reliable results, and we will continue to do so, for many years to come.
Glenn Hopper – Owner / President
In 1968, Glenn became co-owner with his twin brother Lynn Hopper in Mountain Home and his brother Merlin Hopper of Heber Springs. He then moved to Heber Springs in 1990 with his family to become owner of Hopper Termite of Heber Springs.
Glenn is a member, past president and active board member of the Arkansas Pest Management Association. He is also a member of the National Pest Management Association and licensed by the Arkansas State Plant Board in termite and pest control.
Glenn is a member of the First Baptist Church of Heber Springs. His family includes his wife Billie Hopper, one son Danny Hopper, and a daughter Glenda Derrickson. Glenn enjoys helping in the Heber Springs community and other leisure activities such as hunting, fishing, and playing music with his friends.
Danny Hopper
Danny Grew up working for his father at Hopper Termite Control, Inc. in Mountain Home, AR. In 1990, He moved to Heber Springs, AR.
Danny is licensed in Termite Control by the Arkansas State Plant Board, a long standing member with the Arkansas Pest Management Association, and an active member with the National Pest Management Association.
Danny and His Wife Rosemary attend the First Baptist Church of Heber Springs. They enjoy spending time with their kids Danielle Hopper-Bird and Shawn Thompson and grandkids, Amithest and Samuel Thompson. Danny is an avid hunter and enjoys fishing, camping and NASCAR.
Roger Harlan
Roger has been employed at Hopper Termite & Pest Management since 1978. Roger has a license in both termite and pest control issued by the Arkansas State Plant Board.
Roger’s family includes his wife Linda, son Jeff Harlan, son Brian Harlan and daughter Angie Reeves. Roger and his family have been long time residents of the Cleburne county area.
Roger is also an ordained Baptist minister. He enjoys raising horses, horseback riding and many other community activities.
Glenda Hopper-Derrickson (1957 – 2003)
Glenda worked with her father, Glenn Hopper, from 1974 to 1991 in the Mountain Home office. When she moved to the Heber Springs area, Glenda was the office manager.
Glenda was a member of the Arkansas Pest Management Association and the National Women in Pest Control Management. She held a pest control license issued by the Arkansas State Plant Board.
Glenda’s survivors included her husband, Mark Derrickson, daughter, Kristie Newcom, and sons, Cliff Derrickson and Kyle Derrickson.
