K9 Bed Bug Inspections

Our Bed Bug Sniffing Dogs Are On The Job! If you believe you might have a bedbug problem and you do not want to have a treatment performed without verifying that you have an active bedbug problem, Select Exterminating uses Certified Canine Scent Detection Dogs that are certified by the NESDCA (National Entomological Scent Detection Canine Association) to come into your home or business to determine if bedbugs exist.

Our K9 bed bug inspections dogs have been used by the armed services and law enforcement to find missing persons, drugs, explosives, etc. Scent detection dogs have been used for years for termite inspections as well. Our K9 bed bug inspections dogs have been able to positively identify a single bedbug in a structure. This is much more comprehensive than a visual inspection with an inspector.

To schedule one of our dogs for your K9 Bed Bug Inspections, contact Select Exterminating! We offer free estimates.

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Squirrels (Interior)
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Facts About K9 Bed Bug Inspections

Bedbugs can live anywhere in the home.
Bedbugs are most active at night.
Temperatures between 70 F-80 F are most favorable for bedbugs.
The only way to truly get rid of bed bugs is through the help of a professional.

FAQs

How Big is a Bed Bug?

1/4 to 3/8 inch (4-5 mm).

What Color is a Bed Bug?

Reddish brown or brown.

What Does a Bed Bug Look Like?

The adult bed bug is a wingless insect that is flattened from top to bottom.

What is the Bed Bug's Habitat?

At the beginning of an infestation, bed bugs are likely to be found only in seams, and folds of mattresses and bed covers. In areas of heavy infestation, bed bugs can be found in crevices in the bed frame.

What is the Bed Bug Lifecycle?

The life cycle of a bed bug are: Egg, Nymph, and Adult. The females lay about 450 eggs at a rate of up to 5 per day, in cracks and crevices in the floor or bed, and the eggs attach to any hard surface. Newly hatched bed bugs begin feeding immediately. They shed their skin five times before becoming adults.

Other Info

Bed bugs can be small and hard to find with the untrained eye. However, our professionals know exactly how to identify and remove bed bugs from your home. First we will examine your entire home and inspect target areas. We look for signs of bed bugs including: live or dead bed bugs, bed bug skin, fecal material, and more. After, we will put together the right strategy to rid your home of bed bugs. Contact us today to learn more!

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