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    Dangers Of A Bed Bug Infestation

    Bed bugs are small, reddish-brown bugs that feed on human blood. Due to their flattened bodies, bed bugs can easily fit into tight hiding places, including spaces as tiny as the width of a credit card. While they are small insects, bed bug bites can be painful and cause skin irritation and even allergic reactions. Because of their minute size, bed bugs can be difficult to get rid of, and if bed bugs return they can cause disturbed sleep and even mental health problems.

    Thankfully, for homes and businesses across Bradford, WakefieldHuddersfieldLeeds, West Yorkshire and beyond, Copley Pest Solutions uses proven methods to remove bed bugs, and also other parasitic insect pests, such as fleas. Our team can remove bed bugs at all life cycle stages quickly and effectively, with a range of treatment options.

    Our Bed Bug Treatment Process

    Copley Pest Solutions understands how challenging a bed bug infestation can be, which is why we offer complete support throughout the process.

    A pest controller in a hazmat suit carrying out bed bug control

    When you get in touch, our team will discuss your bed bug problem and may carry out a site survey to assess the size and scope of the issue.

    Our team will carry out bed bug treatment, which may include heat treatment or fumigation to remove all bed bugs, eggs and nymphs. We can also offer advice on areas to clean or items to wash to ensure the bed bugs are completely eradicated.

    After each bed bug treatment, we will provide you with a full report and discuss if we require further visits and additional solutions to fully eradicate your bed bug infestation.

    Signs Of Bed Bugs

    Adult bed bugs are usually between 5-7mm in length, or about the size of an apple seed. As such, they can be difficult to see, but some common bed bug signs are:

    • Bed Bug Bites: Bed bug bites look like red welts that are usually found on skin that’s exposed while you sleep, such as on your hands, feet, neck and face.
    • Specks On Mattresses And Furniture: If you notice small, dark flecks on your mattress and bedding, then this could be squashed bed bugs, dropped of blood from bites or bed bug droppings.
    • Shed Skins: While they are still small, shed skins don’t move or hide like live bed bugs, so you might notice papery-looking versions of bed bugs throughout your house. These skins are shed by immature bed bug nymphs as they grow.
    • Musty Smell: A large bed bug infestation can cause a musty odour that can’t be removed by cleaning.

    If you see any of these signs of a bed bug infestation, you need fast treatment. The longer you leave it, the worse the problem will be, so contact us to book your bed bug removal visit.