At Birch Fumigators, we offer pest control services in Edmonton & the surrounding areas. We can help you get rid of bugs, birds, rodents, and more. Get the best pest control Edmonton.
Commercial Pest Control
At Birch Fumigators, we offer commercial pest control services in Edmonton & the surrounding areas. We can help you get rid of bugs, birds, rodents, and more in a wide variety of commercial spaces.
PackTite and Heat Chambers are a great option for people that are moving out of an infested area. If you’re concerned about bugs following you back home, contact us!
PackTite is a safe, non-chemical way to treat your personal items for bed bugs. With PackTite you’ll be able to treat your:
PACKTITE FEATURES
The PackTite comes with many perks, some of which are:
NEED A LARGE-SCALE SOLUTION? TRY OUR HEAT CHAMBER!
Both the PackTite and the Birch heat chamber work to kill all bed bugs using heat in the safest way possible. For more information on both the PackTite and heat chambers, call Birch Fumigators today.
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The worst type of bed bug is known as the Cimex lectularius, or the common bed bug because it’s resistant to many insecticides. It can live for up to a year without eating and reproduce quickly. It often goes unnoticed because it only comes out to feed at night.
The best way to permanently get rid of ants is to contact Birch Fumigators. Birch Fumigators will inspect your property, identify the type of ants you have, and provide a treatment plan to get rid of the ants for good.
The best control for ants depends on the type of ants you have. For example, carpenter ants are best controlled with baits, while fire ants are best controlled with pesticides.
If you believe you have bed bugs, please let us know so that we can conduct an inspection of your home. Bed bugs are difficult to remove, therefore it is critical to hire a professional. Our highly trained experts will collaborate with you to create a treatment strategy that works best for you.
Bed bugs can move quickly, but they do not jump. They can travel quickly over floors, walls, and ceilings, but they cannot fly or jump. Bed bugs are often mistaken for other insects, such as fleas, cockroaches, and ants. If you think you have bed bugs, it is important to contact a professional to get rid of them before they reproduce and spread.
Under optimal conditions, with regular access to blood meals, a bed bug can live anywhere from 6 to 12 months. However, in the absence of food, these insects can go into a dormant state and survive for several months. During their lifetime, female bed bugs can lay hundreds of eggs, which allows for rapid population growth if not managed or eradicated.
Bed bugs can indeed spread through clothes. These pests are expert hitchhikers, easily clinging onto garments when someone is in an infested area. When these infested clothes are transported to new locations, bed bugs can migrate and establish themselves in new surroundings. For instance, if a person visits an infested hotel room and bed bugs latch onto their clothing, they can unknowingly transport these bugs to their home. To prevent this spread, it’s recommended to wash suspected clothes in hot water and dry on high heat, as heat effectively kills bed bugs and their eggs.
Yes, bed bugs can spread to other rooms in your house if they’re not treated. Our experienced technicians will work with you to develop a treatment plan that’s right for your situation.
Bed bug bites typically manifest as small, red, raised or flat welts on the skin. They are often itchy and can become swollen or inflamed. One distinguishing feature of bed bug bites is their pattern; they often appear in a line or cluster, as if the bug has bitten the individual multiple times while moving. This pattern is sometimes referred to as “breakfast, lunch, dinner.” It’s worth noting that reactions to bed bug bites can vary significantly among individuals. Some people may not exhibit any visible signs or symptoms, while others might experience an allergic reaction leading to larger red, swollen areas or even blisters. Additionally, the bites can take anywhere from a few hours to several days to appear, making it sometimes challenging to pinpoint when or where the exposure occurred.
Yes, there are methods and substances that can kill bed bugs nearly instantly or within a very short time frame. Here are a few:
It’s important to note that while these methods can kill bed bugs on contact or within a short time frame, addressing a full-blown infestation often requires a combination of treatments and a more comprehensive approach. Always take safety precautions when using any treatment, and when in doubt, consult with a pest control professional.
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