Step four of a total bed bug approach: Secure
You’ve found the bed bugs, made your bed bug treatment and confirmed that your treatment was a success. But the job is far from over. Why not? Because a total approach to bed bug management is never ending — as long as there is a potential for a new bed bug infestation, you and your MORE
Step three of a total bed bug approach: Confirm
Bed bugs often require multiple treatments to effectively control an entire population, and even then, how do you know that they are gone? A total approach to bed bug management requires confirmation after treatment that your efforts have been successful. This confirmation not only gives you confidence in your work, it helps bring your customers MORE
Step two of a total bed bug approach: Control
Once you successfully detect bed bugs, a treatment plan must be created. Because bed bugs can and will hide throughout many locations in a room, treatment often requires all the tools in your tool box. FMC offers a variety of solutions to help professionals combat bed bugs from every angle. For baseboards and carpet edges: MORE
Step one of a total bed bug approach: Detect.
Finding bed bugs in the early stages of infestation can make treating them less complicated and less expensive. But finding low-level infestations is a very challenging task in itself — one best left to the professionals. Bed bugs are very small, cryptic insects that can hide in spaces as small as the crevices in a MORE
