Bed Bug Treatment in West Virginia & Virginia
Restless nights and itchy bites are just the beginning when you have a bed bug infestation. These nasty little invaders can hitch a ride into your home from anywhere, and once they’re in, they’re a pain to get rid of. At Petti Pest Control, we offer bed bug treatment that you can count on. We tailor our service around your needs, offering safe, family-friendly treatments to provide lasting relief from bed bugs. So when they try to spoil your sleep, let us go to work!
Our bed bug treatment includes:
- A thorough inspection of your home to identify affected areas.
- Custom-designed treatment plans according to your needs.
- Friendly and knowledgeable bed bug exterminators.
- Safe and effective treatment products.
- Guaranteed results.
- And more!
No one can sleep in a room full of bed bugs. Luckily, with Petti Pest Control you won’t have to. We’re in your corner every step of the way and are ready to get rid of bed bugs whenever you need.
Trust Our Bed Bug Heat Treatments
Our bed bug exterminators will complete a full inspection of your home in order to determine what treatment option is best for you. One of the bed bug treatment options that we offer at Petti Pest Control is a heat treatment. This is where our team will raise the temperature of your home to a level that bed bugs cannot survive at. This effectively gets rid of bed bugs at all stages of their life cycle without the use of harsh chemicals.
Schedule Same-Day & Saturday Appointments
Bed bugs breed and spread quickly, so you can’t afford to wait around to get help. At Petti Pest Control, we offer both same-day treatments and Saturday appointments to get rid of bed bugs quickly. Above all, your peace of mind and convenience matter to us. Time is the most important factor when combating a bed bug infestation, so choose the pest control company that will work with your schedule.
Family-Owned, Local Bed Bug Treatment
We’re a family-owned pest control company that proudly services cities across West Virginia & Virginia. As locals, we’re experienced in addressing our state’s unique pest challenges to keep your home clean and safe. Your home is your safe space where you should feel most relaxed, so keeping it pest-free is our top priority.
Know the Signs of Bed Bug Activity
Bed bugs are small and mostly nocturnal so they can be easy to miss. Fortunately, they leave behind a few telltale signs of their activity. With a little practice and knowledge, you’ll be able to recognize them in no time, making it easier for you to get professional help quickly. A few signs of bed bug activity include:
- Very small, itchy, red bites on your skin, particularly where it touches bedding.
- A dank, musty smell, similar to a wet towel in an affected room.
- Rust-colored stains on your bedding, usually about the size of a pinhead.
- Bed bug skins or discarded eggshells.
- Live adult bed bugs.
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How Do Bed Bugs Get Into Your Home?
Bed bugs are hitchhikers and can get into your home in many different ways. Unlike other pests, bed bugs usually cling to clothing, luggage, or other fibers to make their way into your home. Consequently, bed bugs are most commonly picked up in hotels when traveling or from buying second-hand furniture. While it may take getting an infestation to realize they’re around, there are some basic precautions that you can take to avoid having to deal with them in the first place, including:
- Make sure to only stay in hotels or other logins where you feel confident in the cleaning standards.
- Only buy used furniture that you know has been properly cleaned.
- Avoid the use of moving blankets whenever possible.
- Inspect your luggage before returning from any destination.
- Wash all of your clothes, whether or not they’ve been worn, upon returning from travel.
Our Bed Bug Treatment Service Area
As a hard-working pest control company, we take pride in helping our neighbors achieve pest-free homes. No infestation is too big or daunting for our experts! We currently service the following cities in West Virginia & Virginia:
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