Signs of Bedbugs

Bed Bugs

Good night. Sleep tight. Don’t let the bedbugs bite. Maybe your parents tucked you in with this old saying. Maybe it even seemed like an innocent thing to say, but drifting off to sleep with a harmless rhyme and falling asleep with actual biting bedbugs are two very different things. If you’re concerned about getting rid of bedbugs, read these commonly asked questions to learn more about these pesky bedfellows., so call Left Coast Pest Solutions

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Bed bugs are small wingless insects that feed solely upon the blood of warm-blooded animals. Their color ranges from nearly white or a light tan to a deep brown or burnt orange. Bed bugs are generally active at night while the hosts are asleep. Bed bugs seek out people and animals, generally at night while these hosts are asleep, and can do so painlessly. The skin lesion produced by the bite of a bed bug resembles those caused by many other kinds of blood feeding insects, such as mosquitoes or fleas. Fortunately, bed bugs are not known to transmit any infectious agents. Signs that you may have a bed bug infestation include itchy skin, rashes, blood stains on your sheets or pillow cases, dark or rusty spots of bed bug excrement or egg shells and skin that has been shed.

Why We Treat

There are several reasons why you should treat bed bugs once you’ve realized you have an infestation. There can be health problems associated with bed bugs such as skin rashes, psychological effects and allergic reactions. In serious infestations and frequent attacks, the psychological effects can include anxiety, stress, and insomnia. Bed bugs hide in small crevices and can easily spread between rooms and apartments, and on your clothes or luggage when you leave your home. Early intervention can help stop the spread of these pests. Taking care of bed bugs will give you peace of mind and help you sleep comfortably at night knowing there is no longer a problem to worry about.

How We Treat

Conventional Treatment

Left Coast Pest Solutions combines the use of a Hepa Vacuum treatment and chemical applications over a minimum of 2 visits to kill and remove all the bed bugs. The Hepa Vac treatment removes live bed bugs, nymphs and the eggs to ensure the bed bugs are removed and further infestation is prevented. The chemical application creates a barricade that kills the bed bugs before they can enter a room. Left Coast Pest Solutions treats all the cracks and crevices in which a bed bug can hide including electrical outlets, headboard, bed frame and baseboards to ensure we completely eliminate all the bed bugs. Call Left Coast Pest Solutions

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