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NJ Bed Bugs - Bedbugs in New Jersey - Terminator

Until recently, you may have thought NJ bed bugs were just a myth We've all heard. . the old nursery rhyme, "Sleep tight: don't let the bed bugs bite." We wish we could tell you that it was only a rhyme or a myth, but bed bugs are in the news almost daily now for a reason. New Jersey bed bugs have recently experienced a resurgence and have become a real nuisance for hotels, college dorms, cruise ships, hospitals, nursing homes, homes and apartments. They've even been found on public transportation, such as busses, commuter trains and airplanes. And, they've been found in every class of hotel from the shady to the most luxurious. (They arc often found in resort areas frequented by tourists.)

Adult bed bugs in NJ are very small, about the size of a tick. In fact, they are often mistaken for ticks or small cockroaches, so we do not always get a call for an infestation as soon as we might like. It is important to call a pest professional right away if you suspect bed bugs so that we can begin treatment immediately. Bed bugs are quite prolific and multiply rapidly. A bed bug infestation requites the assistance of a pest professional and is not something a homeowner can rid on their own. That's why you have us. We have been specially trained to inspect a room thoroughly for the presence of bedbugs in NJ and to target treat the sites where they are located.

If there is any good news about bed bugs, it is thus. To date, there has been no disease transmission concerns associated with the blood feeding nature of the bedbug. Some people have reactions to the saliva of the bite of the bed bug, not unlike a bee sting or spider bite reaction. Of course, knowing something is feeding upon you at night does not help one sleep better. If you should have any questions about bed bugs in New Jersey, please feel free to call us, your pest professionals.

When checking into a hotel, inspect your room thoroughly for bed bugs. Look closely for them (or their signs: blood spots) in or behind the headboard of the bed, over the bed, in, on or behind the picture hanging above the bed board, in the seams of the mattress and box springs. (Bedbugs in New Jersey feed upon human blood at night and are somewhat messy leaving obvious stains behind.). Inspect the valet stand or luggage rack thoroughly around the fabric seams to see that there are no bed bugs; after passing your inspection, place your suitcase on the stand and keep it there the entire visit; do not let the suitcase sit on the floor. Move your bed away from the wall of the room, and do not let linens touch the floor. Check the hangers and rack in the closet before hanging your clothes there. Check nightstands and dresser drawers before placing personal items on or inside. If you should find bed bugs present, please alert the hotel management that this is the case and that you would like to be moved to another room. Only by informing the management of the bed bugs can they begin to tackle their problem. Hotels are now very up on this issue and will work with you to make your stay pleasant. When you return home, unload your suitcase in the garage or out on the porch or patio. Check your suitcase and other luggage thoroughly (inside and out) for any signs of bed bug hitchhikers that may have come with you. If you should accidentally bring bed bugs home with you, contact us immediately to help rid your home of them.

Terminator Termite & Pest Management offers NJ pest control for ants, bees and wasps, beetles, bed bugs, carpenter ants, filth flies, fleas, roaches, rodents, silverfish, spiders, ticks, and more. We also specialize in termites, offering termite treatment, termite family information, and termite mud tube information. Our highly trained staff also handles animal control for bats, raccoons, skunks and more. Visit our customer feedback page to find out why our customers choose Terminator. We also offer informational videos, information about pest control safety, and coupons. Read our about us page and also about Do It Yourself Pest Control methods. We also have information about our service contracts and also a blog.