So you’re experiencing a bed bug infestation…yes, that is disgusting, a little scary, and will likely give you the shivers, especially knowing how well they reproduce when their host, aka you, has fed them well. The only relatively good news is that bed bugs do not have serious negative effects on the health of most people they bite, although there are those that can experience severe allergic reactions. In most people, the effects are limited to small, itchy bumps on the skin that bled a drop or two after the bite. Still, no normal person wants to share their bed with pesky little bloodsuckers whose numbers continue to grow with each passing day. Here are a few things you can do to get rid of bed bugs:

-Find their hiding places
-Eliminate them using or or more methods to ensure effectiveness
-Hire a professional exterminator

We understand, bed bud treatment is not an easy task, even for a professional, experienced exterminator. Bed bugs are small, flat, and usually come out only at night, when it’s almost impossible to actually see one. At the early stages of infestation, finding their hiding place can be quite difficult, so it is very important to be patient and very precise.