by Mikkel Henderson | Oct 2, 2026 | Bed Bugs
The first thing many people want to do when they find bed bugs is drag the mattress and couch to the curb. In most cases, you don’t need to. Getting rid of furniture is expensive, and it rarely solves the problem on its own. Bed bugs don’t just live in...
by Mikkel Henderson | Oct 2, 2026 | Bed Bugs
We get a lot of calls from people who found a small bug in their bed and assumed the worst. Sometimes it’s a bed bug. Sometimes it’s a carpet beetle or a bat bug. Each one needs a different fix, so it pays to know the difference. Bed bugs About 1/4 inch...
by Mikkel Henderson | Oct 2, 2026 | Bed Bugs
Hotels, cheap or fancy, can have bed bugs. It has nothing to do with how clean the room is. Bed bugs ride in on other guests’ luggage. The good news is that a quick check when you arrive and a few habits when you get home go a long way. Part 1: The 2-minute...
by Mikkel Henderson | Oct 2, 2026 | Bed Bugs
Bed bugs spread easily in apartments. Units share walls, hallways, laundry rooms, and sometimes pipes and outlets. One infested unit can quickly become several. If you rent, here’s what you need to know. Questions to ask before you sign a lease What is your pest...
by Mikkel Henderson | Oct 2, 2026 | Bed Bugs
Nursing homes and senior living communities have many residents, frequent visitors, shared common areas, and staff moving from room to room. That makes them easy places for bed bugs to spread. Older adults may also not notice bites or be able to tell someone about...
by Mikkel Henderson | Oct 2, 2026 | Bed Bugs
Schools don’t usually have bed bug infestations, but bed bugs can ride in on one student’s backpack or jacket and hop onto another’s. If you think your child picked some up, act fast and calmly. A few simple habits can keep them from spreading into...
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