Bed Bug Extermination

Bed bugs (Cimex lectularius) are often called the ‘Pest of the 21st century.’ Although they were almost eradicated from Canada during the 1950s by the help of DDT, they rose again with a vengeance with much more increased resistance to pesticides now.

How to Identify Bed Bug Infestation

• Bed bugs generally are 1/4th to 3/8th of an inch in size.
• The bed bugs today are brown or reddish brown in colour.
• They are flattened from top to bottom and are wingless.

Why should Bed Bug Treatment/Extermination be Done Immediately?

Bed bugs (Cimex lectularius) are often called the ‘Pest of the 21st century.’ Although they were almost eradicated from Canada during the 1950s by the help of DDT, they rose again with a vengeance with much more increased resistance to pesticides now.

How to Identify Bed Bug Infestation

• Bed bugs generally are 1/4th to 3/8th of an inch in size.
• The bed bugs today are brown or reddish brown in colour.
• They are flattened from top to bottom and are wingless.

Why should Bed Bug Treatment/Extermination be Done Immediately?

Bed bugs like to reside where they can feed easily. As their name implies, bed bugs generally live in the bed where they can easily have their supper – your blood. Being nocturnal feeders, people generally don’t realize that a bed bug is feeding on them because they are sleeping while bed bugs have their feed. Apart from the bed, these bugs can also be found in furniture, wall cracks, HVAC vents in rooms and even electrical sockets. These bugs sense the CO2 that humans and pets exhale, making it easy to track the house inmates down for a quick blood meal.

Some Facts About Bed Bugs

• Bed bugs may require a blood meal in every 2 to 3 days.
• Female bed bugs can lay 200-500 eggs in their entire life.
• Bed bugs don’t transmit any diseases to humans or pets.

Bed Bug Treatment/Extermination Process

At Pestex We Use Eco-Friendly Bed Bug Extermination Methods.

Some Facts About Bed Bugs

• Bed bugs may require a blood meal in every 2 to 3 days.
• Female bed bugs can lay 200-500 eggs in their entire life.
• Bed bugs don’t transmit any diseases to humans or pets.

Bed Bug Treatment/Extermination Process

At Pestex We Use Eco-Friendly Bed Bug Extermination Methods.

Our Most Frequently Serviced Areas:

• Hamilton 
• Ancaster
• Stoney Creek
• Welland
• Grimsby
• Welland
• Fort Erie
• Niagara Falls
• St Catharines

Chemical Treatment & Biological Treatment With Apprehend

At Pestex, we spray the necessary chemicals at all possible locations to free your house from any future bed bug problems. Although bed bugs don’t bring any diseases with them for humans and pets, the mere thought of them sucking your blood in the night while you sleep should be enough to trigger you against them. Pestex has provided the best-in-class bed bug pest control or extermination services to Ontario residents and businesses for over a decade. We have the necessary experience and effective products that make sure you don’t suffer from the same problem again.

Contact Us Now For The Best Bed Bug Extermination & Control Services In Southern Ontario