Buffalo Bed Bug Exterminators

SERVING ALL ERIE COUNTY

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Are you concerned about bed bugs in your home?

We’ll find the source of your problems and eliminate the threat that lives in your home.

Get Inspected for Free – Bed bugs are excellent at hiding in the seams of your mattress, and eggs are initially impossible to detect. If you even remotely suspect you have bed bugs, schedule your free bed bug inspection.

Stop The Spread – Like most small parasites, bed bugs come in groups. The sooner we find and remove the source of your bed bugs with one of our proven treatment methods, the sooner you’ll be pest free.

Rest Assured – If at any point you ever find yourself with more unwelcome house guests, we will come back to clear them out – free of charge!

We offer the following treatments for bed bug extermination:

• Steam Treatment – Safe, effective treatment that utilizes the power of high-temperature steam. Reaching upwards of 250 degrees Fahrenheit, steam treatments will kill all bed bugs and eggs that come into contact with it
• Heat Treatment – Safe, effective process that increases the temperature throughout your house to a level that will kill bed bugs
• Residual Pesticide Treatment – Traditional pesticide treatment that uses residual insecticides to combat infestation areas including mattresses, night stands, chests, dressers, couches, chairs, and other problem areas

Get peace of mind that your home is 100% free of bed bugs.

Schedule your free inspection now.

Bed Bugs - Cimex Lectularius

Bed bugs are small parasites with 15 species in North America alone. They can range in size from 1mm (nymph) to 5mm (adult) long.

Bed Bug Lifecycle

Bed bugs have three life stages; egg, nymph, and adult. They feed on blood, and molt as they grow through their stages. Bed bugs are often found in groups. It is common to find bed bugs hiding in the seams of mattresses or other areas that allow easy access to hosts during the night, yet leave them undisturbed during the day. Other common hiding places include pieces of furniture such as dressers, nightstands, or armoires. Bed bugs are most commonly active at night. Eggs - Small but visible egg, 2 grains of salt for scale. Nymph - 1 mm in size, poppy seed for scale. Adults – 5 mm in size, apple seed for scale.

Signs of Bed Bugs

1. Bites or a rash that appear on legs/feet or other bare skin areas
2. Dark reddish-brown stains on bed linens, especially visible on white mattresses and sheets, caused by bed bugs' fecal matter
3. Live bugs, exoskeletons or eggs gathered in the seams and sides of mattresses or box springs

How Did I Get Bed Bugs in My Home?

Bed bugs enter the home after latching on to someone or something, e.g., purses, bags, luggage, clothing, etc. They come from other infested spaces such as houses and apartments, hotels, theaters, second-hand furniture, etc. Once they arrive to their new residence, they are quick to hide and have the ability to multiply extremely fast. Bed bugs are more common in environments with multiple people living under the same roof. The more people in and out of a residence, the more ways bed bugs can potentially enter the household.

Health Implications

Bed bugs have never been suspected hosts of human disease, even though they are parasitic. Bed Bugs have a jaw that allows for penetration of human skin and feed for only a few minutes at a time. It is common for these bites to produce a rash-like condition that may itch or cause discomfort. The psychological toll can also disrupt sleep habits and lead to a stressful environment for those dealing with infestations.

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