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Bed Bug Removal Service
Bed Bugs can find their way into your home from just about anywhere – hotels, gyms, places of business, and retail stores, to name a few. They use luggage and personal belongings to hitch a ride into your home, and once inside, they can be challenging to control.
Service Includes
- Thorough inspection of your home or place of business.
- Strategic vacuuming with state-of-the-art equipment.
- Insecticide treatment, which will provide immediate results.
- Professionally trained technicians to provide a safe and effective service.
- Mattress and Box Spring covers are installed to aid in pest elimination and protection.
- A Follow-Up service will be performed to ensure control.
Signs of Bed Bugs
Shed Skins
Bed bugs molt and shed their skin at each stage of their life. You will commonly find these shed skins in areas wherever there are infestations; areas such as the creases of your mattress, the edges and crevices, any place that can serve as a hiding space.
Fecal Matter
After eating a blood meal, bed bugs will leave fecal deposits in the form of small black dots about the size of a pen tip. You will often see these on mattresses or mattress covers.
Blood
Bed bugs, when they feed on a person, will inject an anesthetic and anti-coagulant into the skin, which may cause the victim to bleed a bit. In these cases, you may see smears of blood or spots of blood on your mattress, sofa, or chair.
Eggs
Eggs from bed bugs are very small and hard to see, but you may be able to see their small whitish eggs. These eggs are translucent and narrow, and are commonly found in mattress creases and other places where insects are commonly found.
Nymphs
Before a bed bug reaches adulthood, they are known as nymphs, which is one of their several life cycles. You can tell bed bugs are in their nymph cycle because they will be white colored and grow darker as they age.
Live adult insects
Bed bugs are mostly active at night while you’re asleep, but you can find them during the day hours. They can be tough to find, which is why it’s highly recommended to have a professional service find and eliminate these pests.
Odor
You can often tell that you’re under a bed bug infestation because there is a common telltale odor. A heavy infestation leaves an odor that many describe as smelling like coriander.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does your bed bug service include?
Our service includes a detailed inspection, targeted insecticide treatment, mattress and box spring encasements, and a follow-up visit to ensure control.
How long does it take to eliminate bed bugs?
Many infestations can be brought under control after the initial treatment and follow-up visit, although severe cases may take longer.
Can bed bugs come back after treatment?
Yes. Bed bugs can be reintroduced at any time. We guarantee elimination for 30 days and provide any necessary retreatments during that period.
Are your treatments safe for kids and pets?
Yes. We use professional-grade products applied by certified technicians. Avoid treated areas until dry.
When should I contact a professional bed bug exterminator?
Contact a professional bed bug exterminator when you suspect bed bugs in sleeping areas or furniture. We can help confirm the pest before treatment is selected. Describe what you have seen and which rooms are affected when arranging bed bug pest control.
How should I prepare for bed bug removal?
Requirements depend on the treatment plan and the areas involved. Follow our bed bug exterminator’s directions for bedding, clothing, furniture, and access to affected rooms.
Can I treat just one room if I find bedbugs?
The appropriate treatment area depends on inspection findings. Our bedbugs exterminator should assess the affected room and other potential hiding places before recommending a plan. Professional bed bug pest control can then address the areas identified during that inspection.
How do you get rid of bedbugs for good?
A thorough, whole-room treatment plus a follow-up visit; DIY sprays usually miss eggs and hidden harborage.