Bed Bug Exterminator

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If you suspect a bed bug infestation, then you should get in touch with a professional bed bug exterminator right away.

We work effectively and quickly with as little disruption as possible.

Bed bugs are some of the most unpleasant pests you can have in your home. Bed bugs used to be a common nuisance in the past, but lately, they appear to have a comeback in American households.

What are Bed Bugs?

Bed bugs are insects that feed on human blood at night. They are usually found in and around our beds, which gave them their name. The typical sign of having a bed bug infestation is finding specific bitemarks on your body: three bites in a row. The bitten area will get red and itchy, swollen and might even develop into blisters if you are sensitive to insect bites.

If you happen to find a dead or alive bed bug in your home, learn how to recognize it. It is an oval-shaped brown insect with no wings, and it’s flat if it hasn’t fed recently. If it just fed on blood, youcan observe its swollen body and even tell by its darker color. They might get confused with other insects (cockroaches, ticks, etc.), but what gives them away is their ant-like movements and a specific unpleasant odor when crushed.

Bed bugs will be on the move mostly at night when they will roam in search of a host to feed on. Starving bed bugs will travel in search of a warm-blooded host to feed on.

Not sure whether you have bed bug infestation?

If there are any bites on your skin that you cannot explain, it might a clear sign of bed bugs. These bites appear as red bumps, or sometimes as a red rash that is itchy. These rashes are normally not dangerous, but they are annoying. If you do not take care of the bed bug problem soon, they will keep reproducing and the infestation will only become worse.

What makes Bed Bugs so Hard to Get Rid of?

Bed bugs are notoriously hard to get rid of. They are extremely prolific and will breed fast if they are not controlled efficiently. A bed bug only feeds every five to seven days, which make it less exposed to its hosts (you). If it doesn’t have food, it can still survive for months without eating. In ideal conditions, a bed bug will live for up to a year, and if a female bed bug is not killed during the pest control actions, it can breed fast and restart the infestation.

Even if you do find evidence of a bed bug infestation, getting to them is tricky, because they love hiding in inaccessible places, and they can nest deep inside your mattress, for example. Combine this with a resistance to home remedies and even over-the-counter deterrent, and you have a very strong enemy to fight.

Facts About Bed Bugs

Bed bugs are reddish-brown, flat, oval insects up to 4-5 mm long. They appear red and swollen after a meal. They feed only on blood, and in cold temperatures, they can go without food for up to a year. They prefer to be active (feeding on their host) at night when the host is asleep.

Bed bugs are not easily found by the average person. They often hide in cracks and crevices, in sheets, mattress seams, electrical outlet plates, behind baseboards, and picture frames. They often piggyback traveler’s luggage and spread to other places. It is therefore best to have a professional bed bug exterminator inspect your home or building. At B & D Pest Solutions, we preform a thorough inspection of your home and determine the best bed bug extermination plan to move forward with.

How serious is the problem?

A bed bug can lay 200-500 eggs in the lifetime. With an adequate food supply and under a normal temperature, they can live for more than 300 days, and create a host of problems for you including:

• Disease: Bed bugs can carry disease, however they are not known to transmit infections to people.
• Bed bug bites: Different people may react differently to bed bug bites. While some may just get a red rash, others may experience severe itching, and even an allergic reaction to bed bug bites.

Our NJ Bed Bug Extermination Services

Bed bugs multiply quickly, so it is necessary to detect them early in order to prevent a larger infestation. B & D Pest Solutions follow an integrated approach that involves assessing the property, implementing solutions, and then monitoring any bed bug problems that may re-emerge.

Our bed bug elimination methods

• Chemical Management: We understand that bed bugs have become very resistant to pyrethroid insecticides, so we use proper chemical management to kill them.
• Steam Treatment: This is a highly effective method of bed bug elimination, but is also tedious, time consuming and labor intensive.
• Vacuuming: When done consistently and complemented with the use of appropriate insecticides, vacuuming can prove highly effective.

It is possible that several treatments may be required, and our bed bug exterminators will do everything they can do to get rid of them and prevent their return.

Suspect a bed bug problem in your NJ home or commercial property?

Because it is so hard to get rid of bed bugs, we highly recommend hiring a special service team to do this job. Using home remedies or over-the-counter solutions may get rid of some of the bugs, but you would have to use these methods continuously.

Just give us a call, and we will take care of the rest! Our NJ bed bug extermination services are designed to leave your home bed bug free, and give you the peace of mind that will enable you to enjoy a peaceful night’s sleep.

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