Bed Bug Elimination

Bed bugs.

The name alone can bring fear and disgust to people who hear it. Images of countless tiny little brown monsters swarming your body in the middle of the night, leaving red marks all over you.

The next day you’re itching, uncomfortable, and worried about the coming night’s sleep.

How do I get rid of bed bugs?

If you suspect that you have bed bugs, the best course of action is to call the Budget Brothers Bed Bug Department immediately.

Since they are skilled at avoiding detection, only truly experienced professionals possess the tools necessary to fully evaluate the extent of the infestation and eliminate the pests for good.

They feed mostly at night, while their hosts (that’s you and your family) are sleeping. They spend most of the day hiding in dark, protected areas.

They usually prefer to stay close to the host, although they can travel long distances and survive without a food source for quite some time.

We’ve most commonly found bed bugs not only in beds, but also in nightstands, headboards, window frames, baseboards, furniture, behind pictures, remote controls, bathrooms and curtains, and almost anywhere near where people sleep.

At Budget Brothers, we use state of the art electronic detectors. Our certified technicians know precisely what to look for and where to look, and will set you up with a comprehensive bed bug treatment that will eliminate your unwanted guests.

We offer the most effective treatment options for bed bugs at residential and commercial properties.

Contact us to get a free estimate and start sleeping soundly again.

Wonder How You Got Bed Bugs?

Many of our customers have a hard time believing that they’ve been infested because they pride themselves in keeping a clean household or building.

However, their presence has nothing to do with the overall cleanliness of your home or building. This is because bed bugs often hitch a ride to their final destination. This can happen anywhere, from an airport to a busy grocery store. Learn more about how bed bugs can get into your home!