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Lansing bed bug exterminator AllPhase Exterminators guarantees the safest and most efficient treatment to your bed bug infestation. We don’t use the standard chemicals or sprays that can be harmful to your family or home. Our process is simple and best of all, you don’t have to do much prep to your home and there is no residual after effect like with chemicals or sprays. Bed bugs can take the comfort out of your home and make you miserable. Don’t hesitate to call and get the process of elimination going.
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AllPhase Exterminators, your safest and most effective solution to bed bug infestation in your home.

Identify your bed bug problem. Infestations can be found in warm, dark spaces in about a 16 foot radius from where you spend most of your time in your home. You can see bugs with the naked eye but the easiest way to identify their presence is by the bites or by the residue they leave. Residue can usually be found where they reside. Check in mattress seams, couch cushions, headboards, drapery, lamp shades, and more.

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Lansing bed bug exterminator AllPhase Exterminators will give you a free estimate if you call or fill out our form. Our identification and treatment process starts with our expertly trained bed bug-sniffing canines. With a superior sense of smell, dogs are the most accurate way of identifying and locating infestations within your home.

Our heat treatment process begins after you have cleared your home of heat sensitive materials. To view the checklist on how to prepare your home for our treatment, click here. Once your home is prepped, we come in and safely heat your home up to 145F, guaranteed to kill bed bugs on the spot and leave your home without any trace of chemical residue or smell.

With Allphase Exterminators, Getting a Bed Bug Free Home is Easy

  1. Contact Us – Fill out the free estimate form or call us.
  2. Schedule Your Service – Choose a date for your service that fits your schedule.
  3. One Day Heat Treatment – We eliminate all of the bed bugs and their eggs on the first visit so you can get back to enjoying your home.
  4. Start Enjoying Home Again – Once our equipment is removed, you may enter your home bed bug free immediately!

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Can you see bed bugs?

Yes. Many people assume that bed bugs are too small to see, but this assumption is incorrect. Newborn bedbugs are very small, translucent, and difficult to see, but adult bed bugs are about the size of a small apple seed. The bugs are dark brown and can be spotted easily if you know where to look.

What do bed bugs look like?

Bed bugs are small, flat, and apple seed shaped bugs that range from translucent to brownish in color depending on their life stage. Bed bugs do not have wings and cannot jump; they crawl from room to room or person to person and lay white oval eggs tucked away in the areas where they feed.

Do bed bugs spread diseases?

No. Bed bugs have not been found to transmit diseases to humans. Bed bugs are generally not considered a threat to your health, however, bed bugs bites will cause itchy red marks or skin rashes to develop which can lead to infection. Infestations are also known to cause psychological problems for many victims.

Do bed bugs live in dirty homes and hotels?

No. Bed bugs can and will live anywhere as long as humans are present to feed on. They will inhabit any home no matter how clean you keep it. You can find bed bugs in budget motels as well as 5 star executive suites.

How did I get bed bugs?

Bed bugs are commonly picked up and brought home from traveling. Bed bugs outbreaks are common in large cities and downtown areas. You may have picked up bed bugs from schools, hospitals, movie theaters, even coffee shops. You can also get bed bugs from living in multi-unit housing or apartment buildings. If a neighbor brings home bed bugs they can travel through walls or ductwork into other apartments.

How fast do bed bugs reproduce?

Female bed bugs will lay 1-5 eggs per day and eggs will hatch within a week. The average lifespan of a bed bug is 6 months, but tend to live longer in a cold environment.

What does a bed bug infestation look like?

You will find exoskeletons on the ground that bed bugs have shed during their molting phases. Look for white eggs in the creases of your mattress or beddings as well as brownish blood stains and fecal matter in your sheets from feedings. You will also have red spots develop on your skin and it’s likely that you will see bed bugs crawling around if the infestation gets worse.

Do I have to throw out my furniture and mattress?

No. Many people throw out furniture and mattresses because chemical pest control companies tell them to. If you choose heat treatment, the safer alternative, you can treat your home and all of the contents and furnishings inside your home, saving you thousands of dollars.

How do I get rid of bed bugs?

Bed bugs grow at a rapid rate. You should hire a professional exterminator to get rid of bed bugs at the first signs of infestation. Bed bugs are the only insect that a home owner can’t treat on their own.

Will heat treatment hurt my home?

No. Aside from a few items that will need to be removed prior to your service, heat treatment is safe for your home. Some of the items that will need to be removed are items that cannot withstand high levels of heat including: candles, crayons, oil paintings, aerosol cans, plants, and stringed musical instruments. Review the full heat treatment item checklist here.

Can the cold kill bed bugs?

Findings have shown that bed bugs will die if kept in the freezer at 1F for 3 ½ days. If kept at -4F degrees, they will die in just 2 days. You can place infested items in sealed bags in the freezer but this will not exterminate an infestation; bed bugs will hide in all kinds of spaces in your home and could even be hidden behind electrical outlets and in the walls.