Don’t think Bed Bugs are here?
Bill Clark Pest Control receives numerous calls daily regarding local infestations of this resurging pest.
Bed bugs have become a major threat for residential and commercial property owners. These pests went dormant over the past 60 plus years due to the widespread use of DDT, but resurgence has escalated since the late 1990’s. Entomologists speculate that the resurgence of bed bugs may be due to increased international travel, the ban on DDT, and a higher resistance to pesticides that are currently being used. Bed bugs present a significant risk and challenge to both homeowners and businesses alike. Bill Clark Pest Control has developed an extensive protocol of bed bug services to help owners of commercial and residential properties deal with this invasive pest.
At Bill Clark Pest Control, we provide thorough inspections to homes, motels, hotels, apartments, dormitories, living centers and other residential/commercial/industrial facilities.
Bed Bug consulting, inspections and treatments are performed by highly trained Bugsperts who continually undergo on-going training to keep up with the latest information and trends in the industry. Bill Clark Pest Control also offers bed bug monitoring services that seek to detect Bed Bug activity at its earliest stages.
Conventional Bed Bug Treatment
The traditional method for the control of bed bugs, conventional pesticide treatments target the insects where they reside after bed linens and clothes have been laundered. The baseboards, along with cracks and crevices in the walls are treated with an EPA labeled pesticide that is approved to control bed bugs on contact. Select furniture may also be treated including bed frames, head boards, sofas and nightstands.
Mattress and box spring encasements are recommended for control against bed bugs, especially in hotels/motels and dwellings of high occupancy. The encasements can be zipped shut to keep bed bugs out which will ensure your mattress and box spring will not need to be thrown away in the event of an infestation.
Lean more at Bed Bug Central.
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