BED BUG EXTERMINATION

Similar to German cockroaches, bed bugs continue to spread rapidly. Known as "hitchhikers," bed bugs can enter your house or place of business through a box, a suitcase, or by traveling with you! Bed bugs can multiply in your home for a while before you notice them because they can go for extended periods of time without food. Even though they are tiny, you can see them, for example, in the mattress's seams. Hiring one of our pest control experts, who have vast experience dealing with bed bug infestations, will help you identify the best course of action because they are not limited to beds.



Depending on the extent of the infestation, there are several approaches to get rid of bed bugs. Here is a photo of dead bedbugs that our owner discovered in a 500 square foot apartment bedroom following the application of heat treatment, one of the methods we employ. The quickest and most efficient method we have for getting rid of a bedbug infestation is heat treatment. Bed bugs are difficult to tackle to because they can survive for up to 18 months without food, so using natural remedies will typically postpone the inevitable while the infestation spreads even farther. When choosing treatments, we always keep in mind that "the label is the law," so great care is taken to ensure the techniques we use will be safe and effective pest control.