Bed Bug Treatment in Fort Worth, TX

Don’t Let Pests Disrupt Your Sleep

Texas Bug Slayers's Mission Statement

Texas Bug Slayers has one goal: to make sure your home or business is protected from unwanted creatures. Whether you’re a homeowner who’s worried about the health of your family or you’re a business owner who thinks pests are discouraging customers, we strive to offer prompt, thorough service. Let us know what pest problems you’re having, and we’ll provide you with the solution.

How Does Texas Bug Slayers Handle My Bed Bug Problem?

It’s frustrating trying to get a good night’s sleep but waking up with itchy welts. Bed bugs are a major nuisance that typically hide away in the home instead of burrowing or living underground. These parasites feed on the blood of humans and pets. In effort to thrive, they tend to hide in areas where they have easy access to a host.

Texas Bug Slayers recommends a thorough cleaning of bedding, curtains, stuffed animals, and affected clothing. Additionally, be sure to scrub and vacuum your mattress, and cover it and your box spring to prevent bedbugs from escaping. Depending on the level of infestation, you may need a new mattress entirely. From there, a professional exterminator will be able to spray all of the notable areas that bed bugs reside in. Your bed bug exterminator is highly skilled in finding these hidden creatures. You can trust that they will find the source by:

Inspecting all suspected nooks and crannies
Vacuuming and flushing all sources
Dusting outlets
Spraying the area

We offer a 30 days warranty on our bed bug treatment. Also, we strongly recommend using a mattress cover which we can provide you an at extra cost.

How Do I Know if I Have Bed Bugs?

Unfortunately, the way many people find out that they have a bed bug infestation is by waking up with bites. These can quickly become agitated and cause itchy bumps similar to mosquito bites.

Bed bugs don’t seem to favor any particular area, so long as there is exposed skin. The bites themselves do not spread disease, but as with any skin irritation, scratching and breaking the skin can create infection.

Additionally, bed bugs can also leave behind traces of blood on your sheets, excrement on the mattress and pillowcases, eggshells, skin shedding, and even a foul odor that’s been left behind.

Remove your sheets and check your mattress, box spring, carpet, books, electrical outlets, and clothing. Even if you’re unable to find a central location, you can treat the places where they live.