FAQs

The presence of bed bugs isn't related to cleanliness. These pests are drawn to their food source, which is human blood, rather than the cleanliness of an environment. The Cleveland Clinic reports that approximately 20% of Americans have experienced a bed bug infestation or know someone who has. If you're dealing with these persistent pests, it's time to contact our professional bed bug exterminator.

We employ a method called thermal remediation. This one-day process involves using specialized heaters to raise the temperature of your home to a level that's fatal for bed bugs but safe for your belongings. Heat is circulated throughout the home using fans, reaching all the hidden spots where bed bugs typically hide. This treatment requires no preparation on your part, and every item in your home is treated.

We offer treatments that can be completed within the same day you contact us.

Bed bugs are small, parasitic insects that feed on human blood. They're reddish-brown, oval-shaped, and roughly the size of an apple seed. These nocturnal pests bite exposed skin while people sleep and hide in small crevices of beds and furniture during the day. Infestations can lead to skin irritation, allergic reactions, and psychological stress. If you're experiencing these issues, contact Bed Bug Busters by Ellington Management LLC promptly to discuss our effective treatment options with an expert exterminator.

Signs of bed bug infestation include bite marks, bloodstains, or dark fecal spots on bedding and furniture. You might also notice small white eggs, shed exoskeletons, or the bugs themselves. If you observe any of these indicators, it's crucial to contact our bed bug extermination service immediately.

It's important not to attempt self-treatment, as this could exacerbate the problem. The most effective course of action is to contact a professional bed bug exterminator. Our specialized treatment is guaranteed to eliminate bed bugs at all stages of their life cycle.