Bed Bugs Treatments in Wichita, KS

Imagine a secretive creature, ancient, adaptive and tenacious. We sometimes describe them as “The Cockroach from Hell” — a relentlessly persistent, very adaptive six-legged vampire that rises in the dark to hunt for humans with the intent to feed on the blood of their victims as they sleep.

Methods for treating Bed Bugs vary greatly as do the costs of treatment. We choose to help families, employers and property managers by specializing in modest-cost cooperative solutions for single-family homes and workplace environments to avoid extreme expense of more radical treatments. We have learned where there is effective cooperation, few Bed Bug problems require more dramatic, expensive treatments such as whole-house heat or fumigation.

We’re old school. We use superior modern chemistry but our methods are very much those we used 80 years ago. We do this for cost effectiveness — our affordable pest control in the Wichita, KS, area yields results that are more efficient and less expensive overall. We can only make this work reliably when the customer works with us; both cooperative and collaborative over the interval of time for each problem.

Call us so we can discuss generalities and specifics. If you want, we can make an appointment to come out and survey the circumstances. There’s a lot to eliminating bed bugs in Wichita.

Bed Bugs are not a ‘pest of structure’ as are most other pests of constructed buildings. They are instead a ‘pest of man.’ This parasite biology dominates the pest control process. Bed bugs travel and infest via interacting or intersecting human activity. There is no need for the humans to know each other, merely to intersect in some way that results in the parasite being distributed from one person’s life to another person’s life. Regardless of treatment, new bed bugs can be introduced at any time. This starts the cycle anew. This has been the biological advantage of bed bugs from the beginning. There may be more to a household or workplace bed bug problem that the bed bugs there now; the problem may ultimately rest in where those bed bugs came from and how they got there and by which person or persons.