Bed bug elimination is not as simple as calling your trusted exterminator and eliminating the bugs. First, you must understand what bed bugs are and what they do. Second, you must prepare yourself and maybe your home for extermination services. This article will give you the information you need to understand what bed bugs are and how to eradicate them if they invade your home. Restoring a home to it’s pre-bed bug infestation state is a big task, and it can be very time consuming. Our bed bug extermination services are designed to make the process easier for you and decrease the amount of time you spend working on such a large project. You should feel comfortable in your home and shouldn’t have to worry about bed bugs while eating, sleeping or spending time with family and friends. For over 3 years, we have been specialists in bed bug extermination services. We have exterminated thousands of bed bugs in homes, apartments, and hotels. Our clients benefit from our experience and guarantee. If you have bedbugs, we guarantee to exterminate them or your money back.

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Our bed bug extermination process is efficient yet comes with a personal touch.

We want to make sure that our customers are equipped with the information they need to fully understand what is happening. Before we begin the treatment process, we will take the time to explain where bed bugs come from and why they are so difficult to eradicate. We also believe in treating our customers with respect and compassion. If you are concerned about any aspect of your home or its contents, our technicians will listen carefully and work hard to address your concerns in a professional manner.

In addition, we want you to know exactly where we are spraying so that nothing gets unnecessarily damaged during treatment. You should never have to worry about being surprised by an unexpected bill for damages after a pest control service has left!

We take a close look at the areas that may be infested with bed bugs.

The first thing we do is take a close look at the areas that may be infested with bed bugs. Bed bugs are small and hard to find, so it’s important to use professional equipment to identify them. We can also identify the signs of bed bugs, such as their bites and blood stains on sheets. Once we’ve identified where they are hiding, we will set traps in your home or building to catch them before they have a chance to bite anyone else again!

Once we have determined the areas where the bed bugs are, our inspection becomes more focused.

Once we have determined the areas where the bed bugs are, our inspection becomes more focused. We now know that they are likely to be found in areas where people sleep or spend a lot of time. The next step is to look for bed bugs in cracks, crevices, and other protected places (such as furniture legs). Your technician will also check for dark spots or blood spots on mattresses and box springs; these can indicate an active infestation.

If you suspect that you have bed bugs, but want to confirm your suspicions, there are certain signs of infestation you should look for.

However, if you suspect that you have bed bugs, there are certain signs of infestation that can help you confirm your suspicions.

• Look for small blood stains on your sheets. These may look like dark dots or smears and will be nearly impossible to see if they’re more than a few days old.
• Look for skin sheds in the crevices of your mattress. Bed bugs shed their exoskeletons as they grow, so this will be easy to spot even if it’s been just a couple days since it happened; the exoskeleton will look like dried mucus or dust particles clinging to the sides and bottom of your mattress.
• Look for dark spots on your mattress; these could be excrement stains left behind by adult bed bugs as well as molted skins from babies who recently hatched from eggs (called nymphs) or newly-hatched nymphs themselves!

Take a proactive approach to dealing with bed bugs by contacting us immediately.

Contact us today to get a quote, check out our website and social media pages, and watch our videos.When you’re ready to take the next step in dealing with bed bugs, give us a call. Our offices are located in Los Angeles, San Francisco and New York City. We look forward to hearing from you soon!