Getting Rid of Bed Bugs
In the last decade, the number of homes and businesses that have reported problems with bed bug infestations has skyrocketed. They have infested hotels, hospitals, nursing homes, college dorms, and many private residences throughout the Long Island area. Bed bugs are notoriously hard to kill and can live for up to a year without hosts. Most pesticide treatments won’t kill the eggs, so you’re locked into a perpetual cycle of killing the adults. If you have noticed a problem, chances are it is bigger than you thought.
Homeowners across the Greater NYC & Long Island Areas trust the Majestic Pest Control team to remove their bed bug infestations with safe and effective treatments. We are committed to having the best trained staff to provide our clients with the latest treatments to remove their unwanted guests. We have built a team whose members are highly trained in entomology. They are carefully screened not only for their knowledge of pest control but for their excellent customer service skills.
Our service doesn’t stop with just eradicating your bed bug problem. We will provide you with information about the pests in your home, talk with you about the infestation, and explain exactly how we plan to eradicate your pests. We guarantee that our methods will be safe for you and your family. Majestic Pest Control offers both traditional and heat treatments to eradicate your bed bugs.
How We Eliminate Bed Bugs
Customer Education
Traditional Methods
Heat Method
Bed Bug Facts
- Bed bugs can survive up to a year between feedings.
- Very few pesticides can kill bed bug eggs.
- An adult female will lay 2-5 eggs every day for 6 months.
- Eggs hatch within 7-10 days.
- A newly hatched bed bug will be able to reproduce in as little as 4 weeks.
- Surfaces that have been chemically treated have little or no effect on bed bugs as they pass over them, making them very hard to kill.
- Killing the eggs is the hardest part of getting rid of bed bugs.
Bed Bug Treatment Benefits
An infestation of any kind of insect in your home or business cannot be ignored. They pose a health hazard to your family and the very structure of your home.