Bed Bugs

Travelers Beware! Bed Bugs are making a very substantial comeback in the U.S. due to the amount of international travel that we are doing for both business and pleasure.

This bedbug has a famous history as a bloodsucker and is named due to its tendency to feed on a bed's occupants at night. The bed bug primarily attacks humans but can feed on any warm blooded animal such as birds, mice, and household pets. The bed bug is found worldwide and probably came to the U.S. from Europe in the 17th century.

Arrow offers the following tips to avoid bedbugs while traveling:

At hotels, pull down the bed covers at night. If you see something moving, or if you see spots on the sheets, move to another room or switch hotels.

After traveling, inspect your suitcases before bringing them into the house. Consider vacuuming them thoroughly to remove any suspicion of pests.

If, for any reason, you believe that your home or business is infested with bedbugs, call Arrow for a thorough inspection and treatment immediately.

*Due to the extent and nature of a bedbug inspection, Arrow's price for an inspection is $125 which is deducted from the price of following bedbug treatments.