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You can Rest Easy knowing our Bed Bug Specialists are on the case. We understand Bed Bugs can be elusive and difficult to treat without prior experience and professional methods/pesticides. It is our focus to help you rest again, bed bug free.
Bed bugs have become an increasingly significant problem in recent years, and it is surprisingly easy to end up with an infestation in your business. For apartment tenants, renters, and commercial facilities we offer inspection and extermination services.
Associate Certified Entomologist on staff to accurately identify and effectively treat these menacing pests to help you reclaim your home and your ability to sleep at night. Bed Bug Extermination is something we take very seriously.
To get rid of bed bugs, one of our experienced technicians will carefully apply a chemical treatment to key areas, eliminating your current infestation & ensuring that no bed bugs find their way back into your home or business.
I’m sure everyone has heard about bed bugs but you may not know what they look like, how your home or business can be infected and more importantly, how to get rid of them!
Well let’s start with what they are and how to identify them. The technical name for these pesky bugs is ‘Cimex lectularius’. These blood thirsty pests are considered a public health pest by the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and United States Department of Agriculture (USDA). Although these pesky creatures are a public health pest, they are not known to spread disease but some people have had an allergic reaction.
This doesn’t mean you should just ignore bed bugs or not take the problem seriously. They can cause other public health issues so it is vitally important to prevent and control these pests.
There has been an bigger bed bug problem in the United States in recent years. Experts attribute the increased problem to more travel, lack of public education, bed bugs becoming resistant to pesticides and ineffective control practices.
The first step is knowing what to look for – Other bugs can be mistaken for bed bugs. So to avoid a long and expensive treatment for the wrong bug let’s first learn how to identify them.
Bed bug eggs are about the size of a pinhead, are pearl white in color and have dark eye spot on them if they are more than five days old. Nymphs or young bed bugs are small yellowish white in color and transulcent. If they haven’t fed recently they can be almost impossible to see without a magnifying glass. Adult bed bugs range from 3/16 to 1/4 inch long and are brown in color. They have a flat oval shape to them if they have not fed recently. If they have fed recently, they will be a reddish brown in color and be ballon like and more elongated. When you look more closely you’ll be able to see a beak with 3 segements, an antenna, wings that are not used for flying and short hairs that are golden in color.
You’ll also notice a smelly, musty odor that is sometimes considered to be a musty sweet odor that is produced from the glands underneath the bug.
Bed Bugs feed are nighttime creatures and feed at night. But they adapt to your sleeping habits and will feed during the day if that is when you are available for them. Bites are generally painless and most times individuals are not aware they’ve been bitten for a few days. Bites will often look like mosquito bites, reddish color, slight swelling and itchy. Although an allergic reaction to the bite will be more irritating and could cause greater swelling. The longer and more you are bitten the greater the reaction, more intense swelling and itching.
Bed bugs feed for about 10 minutes before they return to their hiding place. This is why they can go unnoticed for days and sometimes weeks.
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Our bed bug technicians are professionally trained and know exactly how to get rid of bed bugs for good.
Dealing with bed bugs is stressful enough, you shouldn't have to worry about us too!
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The only way you might be able to completely remove the threat of bed bugs from your Denver home is to never leave your property again and to never allow visitors from entering inside. Unless your end goal is to become a hermit, this probably isn’t a great option! The next best thing is to have a good understanding of what signs bed bugs leave behind, this way you can get the professional help that is required to eliminate a bed bug infestation as quickly as possible.
A bed bug infestation can happen to anyone, on any property, and getting professional help is the quickest and most effective way to completely eliminate them. Call us today to learn more about our bed bug control services – 720-710-2701
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