Bed Bug Control

Don’t Let Bed Bugs Ruin Your Night

Cities all over the United States have seen a resurgence in bed bug infestations in recent years, and Las Vegas is no exception. With our area being a popular tourist attraction and a hotspot for international travel, it doesn’t matter how clean your house is; if you go out into any public space, there’s a possibility that you’ll bring bed bugs home with you.

Although bed bugs are not known to spread disease, they do cause itchy bites, stress, and insomnia, and these pests will not go away on their own. A bed bug infestation will continue to grow until it’s almost unmanageable. Don’t let this happen to you! If you suspect you have a bed bug problem, contact Red Rock Pest Control right away.

Red Rock’s Bed Bug Control Process

At Red Rock Pest Control, our comprehensive bed bug control service consists of a three-step process to eliminate bed bugs in all stages of development from your home.

Free Bed Bug Inspection

We begin our bed bug control process with a free bed bug inspection. One of our professional service technicians will visit your house to perform a thorough investigation, looking for bed bugs as well as signs of their presence. If we find there is a bed bug infestation, we’ll then determine how widespread it is, allowing us to provide you with a quote for our bed bug service, as well as a bed bug treatment preparation sheet.

Bed Bug Control Treatments

Red Rock uses a conventional treatment method to eliminate bed bugs. For the most effective results, we will treat your entire house, focusing primarily on the areas where bed bugs hide and feed. These common bed bug hotspots include, but are not limited to, mattresses, box springs, bed frames, upholstered furniture, and cracks and crevices.

Follow-Up Visits

Approximately 30 days after your initial treatment, we will return to inspect for bed bugs and re-treat as necessary.

Bed Bug Control Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a bed bug treatment cost?

The cost of a bed bug treatment depends on several factors, including the size of your house and the severity of the infestation. To provide an accurate quote, we will come to your home and perform a free bed bug inspection. Our home pest control program that includes bed bugs starts at $89/month. However, the initial fee will be determined after the bed bug inspection is complete.

How do I know if I have bed bugs?

Bed bugs are excellent at hiding, and they often come out only at night, so it can be challenging to discover a bed bug infestation if you don’t know what to look for.

• Often the first noticeable signs of bed bugs are the bites they leave behind on their human hosts. These bites look like small red bumps, usually on the upper part of the body, and are in a linear pattern.

• Bed bugs sometimes leave signs behind on your sheets or blankets. If you see tiny red dots or small brown streaks, these indicate that bed bugs have been feeding and also leaving excrement behind.

• Bed bugs often hide in and around mattresses. Pull back your sheets and pay especially careful attention to the seams of your mattress. Also check between the mattress and the headboard, not only for the bed bugs themselves but also for discarded skins and eggs.

• Other areas where bed bugs hide include behind picture frames and in electrical outlets, clothing, upholstered furniture, and cracks and crevices.

Should I throw away my mattress if I’ve found bed bugs?

Treating your mattress is part of the bed bug control process that Red Rock Pest Control provides. Because of this, it is not necessary to throw away your mattress.

Does Red Rock sell bed bug mattress encasements?

Bed bug mattress encasements are specially-designed mattress covers that protect your mattress from bed bugs. Because of the way they’re designed and installed around your mattress, bed bugs are unable to penetrate them. Red Rock does sell and install mattress encasements.

Does Red Rock Pest Control provide bed bug heat treatments?

Red Rock Pest Control does not provide bed bug heat treatments. Our conventional treatment methods are so effective at eliminating bed bugs in all stages of development that heat treatments are not necessary.