As the temperatures fall and winter in Atlanta sets in, irritating bugs, such as mosquitoes, are finally heading towards hibernation. After several months of mosquitoes, we deserve a break.
The bad news is that not all bugs hibernate in the same way. Bed bugs hate cold weather, and they retreat to your bedroom.
Not only are bed bugs active during the winter months, but this is also a time when they love to spread. The Christmas season is coming up in a few weeks, so millions of people across the country will be traveling to visit their families. Unfortunately, this means we are far more susceptible to infestation of bed bugs, as they spread more frequently the more we travel.
Monitor Pest Control understands that these critters are not everyone’s favorite sleeping buddy, and it’s not easy to spot them at first. Most of them are incredibly small and mostly transparent. They prefer to feed off of blood, so if you’re not careful, you’re what’s for dinner.
That’s why our pest control company has compiled a list of five helpful tips to keep these unwanted bunkmates from joining you during these cold evenings.
If you’re interested in getting rid of those unwanted bunkmates, give us a call and we’ll perform a thorough evaluation and provide you with a comprehensive treatment plan.
Stay bug-free this winter!
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