Bed bugs are small, flat, oval-shaped insects, about the size of an apple seed—around 1/4 inch in length. When they’re young, they’re pale but gradually turn tan and then rusty brown as they mature. After a recent meal, they become swollen and longer, and their color darkens.
Bed bugs have three main stages: egg, nymph, and adult.
Bed bugs come out at night to feed and hide during the day, often in tight, dark spaces that are hard to reach, making it harder to identify a problem. But don’t worry—there are signs to look out for:
If you notice any of these signs, don’t panic. We’re here to help! Call us for an inspection and treatment options.
No, bed bugs are not a dangerous pest. Their bites do not spread disease. Bed bug bites are itchy, and if scratched excessively, they can result in secondary skin infections.
Unfortunately, dealing with bed bugs can cause anxiety and disrupt your sleep, creating extra stress for you and your family.
Bed bugs are excellent hitchhikers that can sneak their way into your home without you even noticing. They don’t live outside or enter through cracks in the walls but rather travel on items you bring indoors. You might pick them up from places like hotels, public transportation, work, or even a friend’s house. Used furniture, clothing, and bags can also carry them into your home. Since they’re great at hiding, it can be difficult to figure out how they made their way in, but knowing how they travel can help you take steps to prevent them from getting inside in the first place.
Bed bugs are tough, and getting rid of them can be tricky. That’s why we recommend calling in the professionals. When you contact Four Seasons Pest Control for bed bug control, our team will find bed bug hotspots, treat infested areas, and follow up to ensure these biting pests have been eliminated. We also offer ongoing bed bug preventative services that include quarterly inspections and treatment. Contact us to learn more or to schedule your bed bug inspection!
Preventing bed bugs is all about being proactive. Here are some ways to avoid an infestation:
If bed bugs enter your home or business, don’t worry—we’ve got you covered. Our expert treatments are designed to eradicate adult bed bugs, nymphs and eggs so that you can rest easy.
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