Bed Bugs

Bed Bugs are flat, parasitic insects, about the size of an apple seed, that feed primarily on human blood but have also been known to feed on animals like your pets. They generally come out at night and hide during the day.

Their bites, which leave itchy red bumps along your skin, are often mistaken for bites from a different type of bug, such as mosquitoes. Because of this, the infestation often gets worse before you have a chance to realize what’s actually going on. People with allergies to Bed Bugs can find themselves in a serious situation. Although Bed Bug bites will usually clear up within a couple of weeks, the psychological effects can last much longer. The effects of Bed Bug have been linked to insomnia, depression, and anxiety. This makes sense, as Bed Bugs come with a strong social stigma. 

Adult Bed Bugs can live for an average of one year (and often longer), and over that span, a female bug will lay hundreds of eggs. Females lay eggs daily, which hatch after about two weeks and then reach maturity a month later.

Getting Rid of Bed Bugs (For Good)

Bed Bugs are incredibly stubborn, which is why it’s almost impossible to get rid of them without professional help. People often try using home remedies or over-the-counter products, but they don’t work. You’re not going to be able to starve the insects to death as an adult can go three months without feeding.

Once your home is infested, the bugs will spread very quickly. It is vital that you take action as soon as possible to prevent the infestation from becoming even worse. You may spend significant time and money trying to get rid of these bugs, only to find that they won’t leave. That’s why you should call U.S. Best Pest Control instead.

Once we’ve gotten rid of the Bed Bugs, you don’t want them coming back. Other pest control companies may “treat” these pests by cutting corners, but U.S. Best Pest Control is committed to doing it right the first time and making sure that they won’t return. Call U.S. Best to get these bugs out of your bed and keep them from coming back.