Philadelphia Bed Bug Exterminators

Bed bugs are small, reddish-brown insects that feed on human blood. They are most commonly found in beds and other furniture where people sleep or rest for long periods of time.

The most common signs of a bed bug infestation include waking up with itchy, red bites on your skin, finding small brown or black stains on your sheets or mattress, and seeing live bed bugs or their shed skins.

Bed bugs can easily hitch a ride on clothing, luggage, and other personal belongings, allowing them to spread quickly from one location to another. They can also spread through shared living spaces, such as apartment buildings, hotels, and dormitories.

To prevent bed bugs, it’s important to regularly inspect your bedding and furniture for signs of an infestation, especially after sleeping away from home or after spending time on a friends couch, and avoid bringing used furniture or clothing into your home.

Bed bug control typically involves a combination of chemical treatments that ensures fast insect knock-down, insect growth regulation, and residual effect that lasts to a minimum of 6 months.

Using pesticides is your best bid for a guaranteed effectiveness. We do not recommend attempting to treat by yourself. However, if the issue jest started and you could thoroughly treat the effected area, it might work. If not, we’re here for you.

Yes, bed bug control treatments are designed to be safe for humans and pets when used according to the manufacturer’s instructions, one of which is vacating the home for at least six hours after the treatment is completed. It’s important to work with a professional pest control company to ensure that the treatments are applied correctly and safely.

We currently serve the Greater Philadelphia Area, and Eastern Montgomery, PA.

To schedule a consultation for our bed bug control service, simply contact us via phone or by submitting a form. Our team will work with you to find a convenient time to visit your property and provide you with a customized solution to your bed bug infestation.