Bed Bug Treatment

Top Bed Bug Exterminator Near You

When We Are Done, Bed Bugs Won't Want to Come Back!
Don't Throw Out Your Furniture, Spray Chemicals, or Panic, or Feel Ashamed.

Nextgen Pest Solutions provides affordable, effective bed bug exterminator, removal, and treatment services for residential and commercial customers using advanced technology. Yes, we service your area and we provide 24 hour emergency bed bug services and pest control.

How We Get Rid of Bed Bugs

Do It Yourself Bed Bug Treatments DON'T WORK - Our Professional Treatments Do

Nextgen Pest Control is a bed bug pest control company near you that uses the most advanced bed bug treatment technology available to kill bed bugs, all of which are safe for both humans and pets. Our available treatments include:

Heat & Steam Treatment

We use bed bug heat treatment to kill bed bugs. The bed bugs cannot survive the temperatures up to 150 degrees and are killed instantly. This provides complete coverage of the area and ensures that all bed bugs are killed.

Kills Fast

Chemical Treatment

We use pet and human safe chemical bed bug treatment products to kill bed bugs quickly.

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Cryonite Freeze Treatment

A non-toxic treatment for removing pesticide resistant bed bugs in all life stages by rapid freezing. This leaves your personal items unaffected but the bed bugs are completely eradicated, preventing future outbreaks.

Very Safe

Bed Bug Control with Nextgen Pest Solutions

Bed bugs were once nearly eradicated, limited to a few hotels and other spaces around the world. But bed bugs are experiencing a resurgence. They have developed a resistance to the pesticide treatments of the past and, as people have become more mobile, bed bugs are traveling more with them, spreading throughout urban and suburban areas alike.

Bed bugs are notoriously good at hiding and hard to kill, making professional pest control a must if you find an infestation in your home or business. We take the time to educate you on how to get rid of bed bugs. Nextgen Pest Solutions uses the most innovative and advanced technology on the market. With thorough inspections to guide treatment and a range of science-backed techniques, we are a great choice for bed bug control in the area. To learn more about our services or get a quote, call us at (470) 336-4315.

What Are Bed Bugs and How Did I Get Them?

The bed bug itself is a small, reddish-brown insect that grows about 5mm long. They do not fly. Instead, they move between places by hitching rides on clothing, furniture, boxes, and linens. Most of the time, they travel with people. Places that see a frequent turnover of visitors are both at risk for bed bugs and a location where bed bugs can be picked up and spread to other properties.

When they infest your property, bed bugs tend to move into places they can easily hide. That’s why they live in mattresses and box springs, headboards, and upholstery. They may also be found in closets, behind baseboards, and anywhere else they can hide with ease. Their population can grow fast, as the female bugs lay up to 5 eggs per day, usually in cracks and crevices that make them hard to see.

Bed bugs feed on the blood of humans and other mammals, including house pets. They are not known for spreading disease, but the bites can itch, cause a rash, and trigger an allergic reaction in some people. Unlike mosquitoes, bed bugs bite more than once, which means many very itchy bites upon awakening.

It’s that itch that makes living with bed bugs so challenging. The thought of bed bugs on a property can also make it much harder to sleep, so fast, thorough bed bug removal is ideal when the pests are found.

Common Signs of Bed Bugs

Seeing a pest is the best indicator of its presence, but that is particularly hard when it comes to bed bugs. They are small, generally active at night, and have the sense to hide when in danger. Rather than looking for the bugs themselves, many people first detect bed bugs from signs like:

Bites – Bed bug bites form flat, red marks on the skin not unlike most other bug bites. They are usually found clustered in groups of three or more and often in close to a straight line. Depending on the person, the bites might be itchy and irritating or might have no symptoms. They can also be anywhere on the body, which is less common with mosquito bites.
Fecal Spots – Small reddish-brown stains can indicate bed bugs. These stains will be found in crevices of fabric and upholstery.
Discarded Skins – As they grow, bed bugs will shed their skins. The leftover shells can collect beneath beds and furniture and around baseboards.
Musty Odor – As the infestation grows, the bugs’ pheromones will cause a musty scent. This odor means the infestation is very advanced.

Even with some signs, the bugs can still be difficult to locate. A trained exterminator can carefully go through an entire property to find every hiding spot for the bed bug infestation in order to determine the best plan for treatment. We have also used trained sniffing dogs that are able to detect bed bugs in places exterminators cannot see or reach, ensuring that not a single pest is missed during treatment.

Advanced Bed Bug Treatments

Though some bed bugs have become resistant to the commonly used pesticides, bed bug specific insecticides are the most common treatment option and are still a good choice for eliminating bed bugs in many cases. The newer products we have available are affordable and effective for most infestations.

Where pesticides are not effective, or a chemical-free extermination method is needed, we also have heat treatments and freeze treatments. These are the latest, most exciting techniques for eliminating bed bugs and Nextgen is one of the few companies to offer them. The treatments ensure that bed bugs are completely removed from a property, killing the pests and their eggs in every hard to reach hiding spot.

With heat treatments, we use special fans to raise the temperature of a room to 130 degrees, making it uninhabitable for bed bugs. Even in spaces that cannot be physically reached, the heat will eliminate any bugs or eggs. Heat treatments are best for places like hotels where smaller rooms can be treated individually, and is most commonly used in commercial properties.
The cold treatment, also known as cryonite, uses CO2 gas to bring a temperature down to freezing, killing bed bugs. This is our preferred treatment for single family homes as it makes it possible to completely eliminate bugs throughout the home without causing any damage to the property.

Commercial Bed Bug Control

Bed bugs prefer to bite at night, and they prefer to live near their hosts. It’s why they are so common around beds. But if they travel to a place where there are no beds, bed bugs can still start an infestation and will simply find somewhere else to hide. Bed bugs have been found in couches, walls – even laptops and filing cabinets. They will also try to feed during the day if they get hungry enough.

For these reasons, bed bugs are more commonly found in hotels and houses. But they can also be found in many commercial properties, such as:

Hospitals
Offices
Theaters
Clothing Stores
Restaurants
Schools and Universities
Consignment Stores and More

You can get bed bugs from almost anywhere, and you can spread bed bugs to almost any type of property. It may not be possible to identify the source of your infestation.

Note: For our commercial clients, because we know that bed bugs can make customers uneasy, we are able to provide discreet, after hours, and overnight bed bug treatments, so that we are able to eliminate bed bugs on your property without anyone on the property knowing that an infestation is being treated. Ask us if you’d like us to be more discreet.

Call Nextgen Pest Solutions to Get Started with Bed Bug Removal

Removing bed bugs from a property requires specialized technology and skills, especially as the pests spread and become more resilient. There are essentially no effective DIY bed bug removal techniques, and many pest control companies do not have the correct tools to approach bed bug invasions.

Nextgen Pest Solutions does. We continually invest in the newest treatment methods and training for our team so that we can guarantee pest free homes. Nextgen Pest Solutions has decades of experience in pest control and is a top choice for our customers because we have:

Rapid service with same day and next day scheduling.
A dedicated team of professional exterminators, many of who are military veterans.
Guaranteed services that promise the complete removal of pests at your property.

We are focused on our customer’s peace of mind, and we know that bed bugs can interrupt the comfortable rest you deserve. From the first call with our office staff to the date of your treatment with our professional bed bug exterminators, we want our customers to rely on us to answer questions, address concerns, and provide a home or business free of pests.

Let us give you back your home. Call us today to set up an appointment.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Common Questions Our Customers Ask

How Can You Tell if You Have Bed Bugs in Your Mattress?

Bedbugs, bed bug eggs, and bed bug fecal stains are the sure signs of bed bugs on your bed. Bed bugs are up to 3/8” long and straw-colored to a dark mahogany brown color. They are fast-moving and love to hide in folds and seams. Eggs are 0.1” long and whitish in color. Eggs look similar to lice knits but will be attached to surfaces such as the bed. Eggs are the hardest to find so focus on looking for adults or fecal stains. Bed bug feces is almost pure blood so their fecal staining looks like bloodstains. Small blackish spots will buildup where they congregate or feed. Sometimes these spots look like mold spots. Dampen a white cloth with hot water and rub these areas and if the spots are bed bug fecal spots the cloth will turn red from the dissolved blood.

Can I Get Rid of Bed Bugs on My Own?

Some people will try vacuuming, washing sheets, and over-the-counter sprays to get rid of bed bugs, but these are ineffective. Bed bugs hide in hard to reach areas that can be missed or misunderstood by even the most thorough cleaning, and many infestations are resistant to store bought pesticides. Even if you remove some bed bugs, anything less than a complete elimination means the infestation will return.

How Much Does It Cost to Remove Bed Bugs?

The rates for bed bug control depend on a few factors – the property type, the size of the infestation, and the type of treatment needed. Each job can have a different rate so it is best to call us to receive a personalized quote. Our agents are available to take your call 24 hours a day.

Is Bed Bug Control Safe to Use in My Home?

Yes. Heat treatments and cryonite treatments are chemical free, relying on temperature to eliminate bed bugs instead. They are harmless for you, your pets, and your home. Modern pesticides are also completely safe to use around people and animals given a couple hours of drying time. Every treatment we use will be safe for you and your family.

Can Bed Bugs Come Back After Treatment?

Unfortunately, bed bugs are not preventable, and even the cleanest properties are at risk. A property could experience another infestation in the future, after the current treatment, especially if you come back in contact with the place you got bed bugs in the first place.

However, if you have noticed bed bugs immediately after service, please give us a call. It may be that the bed bugs were not completely eliminated and we will come back to apply a different treatment method.

How Quickly Can You Be Here?

Every moment of having bed bugs in your home is uncomfortable. We have same day and next day services available so that you can have your home back to normal as soon as possible. For commercial properties, our services can be made available to work around your business operations.

If I Have Other Pests Besides Bed Bugs, Can You Help?

Yes. We are a full service pest control company, so bed bugs are only one of the many pests we can handle. We offer one time extermination and ongoing pest control for every common pest as well as wildlife.

Can Bed Bugs Spread?

Yes. If you see one bed bug there is a high probability that there are more, many more…

During the first and second month of a bed bug infestation, they tend to spread slowly. By the third month, the infestation can explode! It is at this time that some of the adult bed bugs will crawl to other rooms within the infected area.

Within 6 months of bringing a pregnant female bed bug into your home, there can be over 10,000 adults, over 100,000 baby bed bugs (nymphs) and more than 55,000 eggs just waiting to hatch and spread!

Even if they don’t find food in the new area, they can still live for a whole year without eating. In the meantime they can be busy reproducing and infesting new areas.

This is one of the primary reasons why we recommend getting professional help with your bed bug problem as soon as possible.

Can Bed Bugs Make You Sick?

Bed bugs do carry diseases and are parasites that bite and suck human blood.

There is a possibility that you can get sick from a bed bug.

Children are susceptible to blood loss danger from bed bugs more than adults, especially if already anemic.

Thankfully, no proven cases of a transferable communicable disease have been found due to bed bugs.

While similar to mosquitos due to the fact that they consume human blood, their limited travel distances makes it harder for them to come in contact with an infected human and then transfer that disease to someone else.