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Temperatures are dropping as the season changes, and many bugs disappear during the winter. So naturally, we get asked, "Will cold weather kill bed bugs?"   It's a good question, but the unfortunate answer is "Not Necessarily."  Bed bugs can be a nuisance year-round, so let's look at how cold winter temperatures affect your infestation. 

Bed bugs are small, elusive, and experts at staying hidden. These nocturnal pests have been a cause of sleepless nights and itching skin for countless people. Their adaptive nature and rapid reproduction rate make it vital to catch an infestation in its early stages.  But the question remains: can we actually see these pests with the naked eye? Let's delve deep into the life cycle of bed bugs, their favorite hiding spots, and how heat can be a one-size-fits-all solution to combat these nuisances.

When we think of staying in a hotel, we think of crisp white sheets, a good view, and time alone to destress - even if it's just between business meetings. We don't think about the bugs that might be lurking, even in five-star luxury rooms. However, keeping your wits about you is a good idea whenever you spend the night away.  Awareness of the most common bugs you might find and how to deal with them is your first line of defense. Let's take a look at the top 5 bugs you're most likely to encounter and what you should look out for:

The discovery of bed bugs is never a welcome one. You go from simply suspecting that you’re being bitten to knowing you are, and that simple shift in knowledge can make you want to be anywhere else but your home or business. How can you rest easy knowing there are tiny bugs waiting for any opportunity to bite you?  Worse, you worry about the expense and spectacle that can be getting your home or business treated. So, do you have any other options? Is DIY possible? Read on to find out!

Whether you're a pest control professional or a curious homeowner seeking information about bed bugs, you've landed in the perfect spot. We are well-versed in everything related to bed bugs and eager to share our expertise. In this article, we'll reveal five signs of bed bugs that can be challenging to spot, even for trained professionals.  With an awareness of the first signs that you have bed bugs, you can take swift action. Remember, a small infestation is easier and cheaper than a large, established one.