Bed Bug
Exterminator
Sleep Easier! Dave’s pest control is here to protect you from the bed bugs
Choose the Best Bed Bug Exterminator
At Dave’s Pest Control, we have been helping people throughout central and south Florida sleep better at night with our bed bug treatment services. Bed bugs can be tough to get rid of and quickly get out of control — especially when you try to treat them yourself. The best way to get rid of bed bugs permanently is to bring in a professional like Dave’s Pest Control. We have the skills and tools necessary to quickly and safely provide bed bug treatment. Don’t try to handle bed bug extermination yourself, call Dave’s Pest Control today for professional, lasting bed bug treatment.
Dave’s Pest Control has worked for 45 years to provide you with reliable and professional pest control service in your area.
- Flagler County
- Volusia County
- Lake County
- Polk County
- Hillsborough County
- Osceola County
- Brevard County
- Orange County
- Seminole County
- Palm Beach County
- Broward County
- Miami-Dade County
What can I expect when I work with Dave’s Pest Control for bed bug treatment?
- A thorough and comprehensive bed bug inspection
- Information about what you can do and what our process will look like
- Bed bug treatment that leaves no bed bug behind
- A variety of bed bug treatment tools like steam or chemical treatment
- Continued support and monitoring until we are confident every bed bug has been exterminated.
Ready to sleep easy again? Reach out to our team at Dave’s Pest Control for your bed bug treatment services today.
Bed Bug Exterminator Near Me
Bed bugs are elusive, spread quickly, and are difficult to remove. Do-it-yourself bed bug treatment almost never works. Permanently removing bed bugs requires a professional bed bug exterminator like our team at Dave’s Pest Control. Our certified and licensed bed bug exterminators have been removing bed bugs since 1980 and we adhere to a successful bed bug treatment process. Our bed bug treatment process includes:
- A Thorough Bed Bug Inspection
- Customer Education and Preparation
- Bed Bug Treatment
- Post Bed Bug Treatment Monitoring
Ongoing bed bug treatment
Since bed bugs are resilient and hard to exterminate, we schedule follow up visits with customers to provide continued bed bug treatment until we are confident all the bed bugs are exterminated.
Do you think you may have a bed bug problem? Do not hesitate to reach out to the experts at Dave’s Pest Control. Even one missed pregnant bed bug can cause an infestation. DIY bed bug treatments almost never work and usually end up making the problem worse.
Dave’s Pest Control provides services in northeast, central, and southeast Florida, covering more than 10 counties.
Chemical Treatment for Bed Bugs
Chemical treatments, in our opinion, are the best method for exterminating bed bugs. But, this method does require multiple bed bug treatments to be fully effective. Our experts are well trained and will implement our incredibly effective process for bed bug extermination. For maximum impact, we use a combination of different chemicals, such as growth regulators and pesticides, that eliminate the adults, sterilize the eggs, and then eliminate the hatchlings. In rare instances, the infestation is so rampant that fumigation is necessary; in which case, we have trusted partners we will refer to do fumigation.
Symptoms of bed bugs bite
We touched on this a little bit above, but it is worth repeating. Some people who are bitten by bed bugs have no reaction at all. The red itchiness and burning only presents in some people. The reason that redness and itchiness are present in some people and not others is due to a developing allergic reaction to the bed bug’s saliva. As the bed bug feeds on your blood, a small amount of bed bug saliva is introduced to the body. Some people develop an allergic reaction over time as they are continually exposed to the bed bug bites, resulting in redness and itchiness.
For those who do see symptoms from bed bug bites, symptoms includeÂ
- Red, Itchy Bumps
- Problems Sleeping
- Marks or Splotches Along the Body
- Burning Bumps
- Small Spots of Dried Blood On Sheets and Clothing
- Welts
If you are experiencing any of the above symptoms or have encountered any of the aforementioned signs, be sure to call Dave’s Pest Control.Â
Signs of bed bug infestation
Bed bugs are very small and can be difficult to see. When you do see them, though, they are tiny, flat, and reddish-brown in color. They also are a round/almond sort of shape. You may not always spot the bed bugs themselves, but there are still some signs you can look for.Â
Stains
Bed bugs leave specs and stains practically everywhere they go. Keep an eye out for tiny blood stains on your clothing, sheets, or mattress. You can also check for fecal stains. They will present as small black/brown dots on your mattress or other surfaces.
Bites
Bites are always a good indication that your home is in need of bed bug treatment. But how can you tell if you just have a few mosquito bites rather than bed bugs? Mosquito bites are typically one larger red bump whereas bed bugs are a series of small bumps that increase in number over time. Bed bugs will often bite the same areas night after night. Bites start as barely noticeable and slowly turn into red bump splotches of itchy skin. Though it’s worth noting that some people may not have a reaction at all to bed bug bites.
Odor
If your bed bug infestation is fully realized, it may have an odor associated with it — but not the kind you might think. Established bed bug infestations can actually exude a sweet-yet-musty aroma. This smell is only noticeable after the colony has had time to grow and become well-established.
Exoskeletons
Like many other types of bugs, bed bugs leave behind eggshells and exoskeletons after molting. You can check your sheets, sleepwear, and mattress for eggshells and exoskeletons if you suspect that you may have bed bugs in your home.
