Bed Bug Control & Exterminators

Are you, your patients, tenants, or guests experiencing signs of bed bugs? Contact Kingwood Pest and Termite Co to schedule a pest inspection in Kingwood, Humble, Porter, or Atascocita, TX. Our commercial bed bug control technicians treat apartment complexes, hotels, medical buildings, gyms, assisted living facilities, and much more.

Call Now to request a thorough bed bug inspection or quote for extermination.

During the inspection, our technicians may prop up the mattress and strip the sheets, blankets, and any other bedding that was on the mattress suspected of housing bed bugs. Then they will look inside the bed frame and mattress searching for any signs of bed bug activity or live bugs.

The pest control technician will also look inside couches, chairs, and any other furniture made of wood because they live and burrow in the wood when they’re not feeding on human blood. They will also look inside any magazines and books because tiny bed bugs and their eggs like to burrow inside book spines. One of the most common causes of bed bug infestations is library books because they allow eggs and young bed bugs to hitchhike from place to place.

Once the pest control finishes the thorough inspection of bedding, books, furniture, etc. they will tell you if your business has an active bed bug infestation. They will also tell you what furniture, materials, and other property are salvageable and what they recommend you get rid of immediately. Then the technicians will provide a quote for bed bug treatment along with a timeline and what you can expect during the treatment and removal phase.

Bed bug bites typically come with several attacks. The bites generally manifest on the arms and legs. Sometimes they also appear on the neck area and torso. Bed bugs have a tendency to assemble together in concealed, undisturbed areas where you sit or sleep. Once you discover an infestation, a complete treatment is necessary.

Unlike ticks, bed bugs don’t live in your skin. They bite or feed on the skin then go back to their hiding place, and then go back to feed again. Even though bed bugs don’t live in the skin, their bites can develop into an infection or cause itchiness. Treat the bug bites to prevent the wounds from getting infected and less itchy. You can do this by showering with warm or hot water. Rubbing an exfoliating body cleanser on the body helps, too. You can also apply anti-itch ointment on the bites. Make a note of any white or red welts on your body as they require a prescription cream from the doctor.

When it comes to bed bugs, don’t DIY. We can be in and out with minimal effect on your business’s day-to-day operations and back in business in no time.