Category Archives: New York Bed Bugs

Good night, sleep tight, dont let the bed bugs bite unless your building has an infestation. Continue reading →

Bedbugs are small insects that are common in New York City. Adult bedbugs have flat, brown oval bodies and are about the size of an apple seed Continue reading →

It's always fun to travel, at least for most people. You get to be in a new environment and have fun with family and friends Continue reading →

Where do Bed Bugs Hide During the Day? Bed bugs are nocturnal and mainly active at night, so what happens when the sun comes up Continue reading →

Contrary to what you may think, bed bugs dont have a preference between a spotless space or a filthy environment. As long as they have access to a food source, they can live anywhere, so claims that bed bugs are attracted to dirt and debris are simply unfounded Continue reading →

Nobody wants bed bugs in their home, but its nothing to be embarrassed about if you do come across them. Despite our natural inclination to run a mile once we notice them in our sleeping space, bed bugs can be dealt with effectively. Our step-by-step guide will show you how to spot bed bugs on your mattress, along with ways you can get rid of them for good Continue reading →

As pesky as they are, bed bugs have been a part of human life for over 100 million years. Continue reading →

Bed bugs are a nasty and uncomfortable problem. Signs and symptoms of bed bugs can be hard to detect at first, and even trickier to treat. To the untrained eye, bed bug bites can be confused with those of other biting insects Continue reading →

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. As more Americans begin to travel during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, bed bugs are also hitching rides across the country and some cities are seeing a surge in bed bugs more than others. Continue reading →

ATLANTA, Jan. 10, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Chicago settled in for the second year in a row as the #1 city on Orkin's 2022 Top 50 Bed Bug Cities List, with Philadelphia and New York moving into the second and third place spots, respectively. These two Northeast cities saw the largest jumps with Philadelphia moving up 12 spots and New York moving up nine spots. Continue reading →