Bed Bug Treatment in Eureka, California
Schedule Bed Bug Pest Treatment in Eureka, CA
707 Pest Solutions is a family-owned pest control removal company that serves Eureka, California. We offer effective bed bug treatments that utilize a shotgun approach to exterminate bed bugs. If you suspect you have bed bugs in your home, contact us below for an initial inspection.
Bed Bug Treatment Plan
1. Inspect For Bed Bugs
Our experienced team will identify whether or not bed bugs are in your home. We will also locate the source of bed bug activity and any possible breeding hotspots. Bed bugs multiply quickly, and an infestation will typically take only a couple of weeks to form. There's no time to try DIY methods that won't work. The most effective bed bug treatment is to call a professional pest control company.
2. Recommendation
After our inspection, we recommend a bed bug treatment plan for your home in Eureka, California. Our bed bug treatment plans often include a shotgun approach in our bed bug control, covering all areas of the home thoroughly in order to ensure the most success.
3. Bed Bug Treatment & Control
Wall cavities are treated with insecticidal dust through small incisions in the drywall. We may also access wall areas around electrical fixtures, like outlets or sconces. Secondly, a perimeter crack and crevice liquid treatment is performed on window trims, door jambs, and crown molding to kill any bed bugs that may be hiding in these areas. Lastly, we'll invert your furniture to cover all sides with the liquid treatment. This three-step process provides a wide bed bug treatment for your home without needing to use excessive heat.
4. Ongoing Monitoring & Prevention
The gestation period for bed bugs is 7-10 days. For this reason, we will return to your home in Eureka after a 10-14 day period. At the time of the second visit, our exterminators will apply a fresh barrier of liquid bed bug treatment to kill off any unhatched eggs. After this two-week period, your home should be completely free from bed bugs.
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Signs You May Have Bed Bugs In Your Home
Despite their name, bed bugs can be found in any room of your house. They are small enough to fit between cracks and even within electrical outlets. Use the information below to help determine if you have bed bugs in your home.
Bed Bug Bite Marks
Bed bugs will often feed while you sleep at night. To feed, a bed bug will pierce your skin and suck your blood with its elongated beak, similar to a mosquito. This creepy fact makes getting rid of bed bugs even more imperative. Feeding times average between three to 10 minutes before they crawl back into hiding.
Bed bug bite marks look like small, red bumps. At first, bed bug bites are painless but can become itchy with time. There’s no specific location where bed bug bites tend to appear on the body. Any skin that’s exposed while sleeping is free game to bed bugs.
Blood or Black Stains
Look for blood or black stains on sheets and your couch fabric. Bed bugs will leave behind blood as they feed and black stains as they produce feces. If you notice bed bug bites on your skin, look on your furniture for these stains.
You See Bed Bugs or Eggs
Bed bugs are easier to find than their eggs. Bed bug eggs are white and roughly 1mm in length. Think the size of a pinhead. Bed bugs are larger than their eggs, about a quarter of an inch long. Remember, one bed bug in your home is too many, as they will multiply quickly. This makes bed bug control an uphill battle from your first contact with them. Contact 707 Pest Solutions for bed bug treatment as soon as you see these signs of bed bugs in your home.
Residential & Commercial Bed Bug Treatment In Eureka, CA
707 Pest Solutions is the local choice for bed bug pest control treatment. Our bed bug techniques are crafted from our years of experience working in Eureka and Northern California. Contact us below to get started with your bed bug treatment plan.
FAQ About Bed Bug Treatment
High heat and chemical treatments are the most effective methods for killing bed bugs immediately. Placing infested items in a clothes dryer at high heat for at least 30 minutes or using steamers on infested areas can kill bed bugs. Insecticides containing pyrethroids or neonicotinoids can also be effective in eliminating bed bugs.
To permanently get rid of bed bugs, combine thorough cleaning, high heat treatments, and chemical treatments. Vacuuming, washing bedding, and steaming infested areas are essential. In severe infestations, professional extermination services may be necessary for a comprehensive and permanent solution.
Bed bugs are attracted to warmth, carbon dioxide, and the scent of human hosts. Placing interceptor traps near sleeping areas or using heat sources and CO2-emitting devices can draw bed bugs out of hiding and help with their detection and removal.
Rubbing alcohol can kill bed bugs on contact by dissolving their outer shells and causing dehydration. However, it’s not a reliable long-term solution, as it evaporates quickly and doesn’t provide residual protection against future infestations.
Bed bugs will not go away on their own. They reproduce quickly and can survive for extended periods without feeding. Active intervention, such as heat treatments, chemical treatments, or professional extermination, is required to eliminate bed bugs.
Bed bugs typically do not hide on the human body. They are more likely to hide in nearby crevices, such as in bedding, mattresses, box springs, headboards, and furniture.
The top 3 hiding spots for bed bugs are: 1) seams, folds, and crevices in mattresses and box springs, 2) cracks and joints in bed frames and headboards, and 3) seams and crevices in nearby furniture, such as nightstands and dressers.
Signs of bed bugs include small, reddish-brown bugs, tiny white eggs, shed exoskeletons, and small black or brown fecal spots on bedding or furniture.