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Suppose you want a complete bed bug pest solution, message, chat or call (02) 8007 4666. We specialise in effective and eco-friendly pest control and can handle all types of common pests in Australia, including bed bugs. Let us know which areas in your home are infested with bed bugs. We’ll sit down with you to discuss the problem and determine the right strategy to help you solve the pest problem once and for all.
Unless you have a keen eye, bed bugs can infest your home without being noticed. That’s why they’re known to be one of a kind amongst pests. Unlike termites and cockroaches, which can be spotted almost immediately, bed bugs can go undetected. Oftentimes, individuals may believe they are merely encountering skin issues rather than suspect a bug infestation. Chemical methods for bed bug management involve using insecticides and applying them to areas where bed bugs are located and other hotspots around your property.
Non-chemical methods for bed bug management involve:
For other non-chemical methods, please call us on (02) 8007 4666, and we will provide you with detailed information on how we get rid of these pesky bugs.
What are the signs of a bed bug infestation? Here are a few signs to look out for:
Bed bugs are also known as “travel bugs” because they sneak into luggage and clothes without being detected. Since they have flat bodies, they’re able to hide in tiny spaces without being caught easily.
Unlike other pests like ants and wasps, they don’t have nests. Instead, they breed in mattresses and headboards. After breeding, they change their location, moving to other small spaces and crevices.
There is a common misconception that infestations are a result of personal hygiene and sanitation issues. Bed bugs, like head lice, do not have a preference for cleanliness. They are only concerned with human blood. Therefore, they often hide in places (like beds and pillows) that help them gain access to human beings.
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Bed bugs are silent attackers. They lurk around the corners of your bed in the darkest hours of the night. Since bed bugs are too tiny, it’s easy for these pests to go unnoticed. This means that you won’t know of their presence until there is a full-blown infestation.
Have you ever woken up to odd markings on your body, specifically the arms? Do you often have small, red bumps that cannot be explained? Some individuals may chalk it up as an allergic reaction of some kind when it may not be the case.
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Ever heard of the phrase, “Goodnight, sleep tight and don’t let the bed bugs bite”? This is because bed bugs bite during the middle of the night. They often attack when their victim is fast asleep.
Since most people often blame mosquitoes and skin conditions like eczema, it can be tricky identifying a bed bug problem.
According to ABC News Australia, the bed bugs population has increased by 5000 per cent since the early 2000s. According to the same report, one of the reasons is dirty laundry and shared living compartments.
The truth is, bed bugs don’t carry diseases. However, they are an annoyance, and their bite can be excruciating and may cause allergic reactions.
Knowing that your body may be bitten as you sleep can be extremely stressful. Although bed bugs are not known to carry disease, their bites and the subsequent itching can lead to infections. Some people may suffer from an allergic reaction due to these bed bugs.
People might experience redness and swelling. Bites can be extremely itchy, making these pests particularly pesky. Welts often develop a few days after being bitten. NSW Health has an information sheet available about bed bugs.
While these pesky critters cannot fly, they spread by hitching a ride on your clothes and bag. One of the first steps to take is to clean your beddings, pillows, and other infested furnishings. You may also consider throwing away your old bedsheets and pillowcases. Bed bugs nest and hide in fabrics.
The second thing you can do is consult a pest control expert who can help identify infested areas. Pest exterminators are equipped with the knowledge of where these critters usually hide. They can help remove them efficiently and effectively.
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Furthermore, a professional knows the behavioural pattern of bed bugs and has the tools to inspect hard-to-reach areas. They also have the right products to remove pests without damaging furnishings and the environment.
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We can advise over the phone about the symptoms of bed bugs in your home and provide additional information about bed bugs control. Our pest control strategies involve a combination of non-chemical and chemical methods. Some of these methods require your cooperation to ensure the best results. An effective bed bug control is only possible with the full support of the homeowner.
With a team of experts who have decades of experience, we can identify areas where bed bugs hide. We use effective tools and products to get rid of these bugs. The products we use for treatments are child and pet-friendly.
We have licensed pest and building professionals, licensed under the NSW EPA scheme, and guarantee that all our pest control services are eco-friendly!
If you need a pest control service in Sydney, call (02) 8007 4666