Bedbugs are most active in Spring as the warmer weather and increased humidity creates a pleasant environment for them to breed and flourish. From late April to early May, bedbugs lay approximately one egg per day, leading to a rapid increase in their population. Bedbug infestations have become an increasingly common problem since the 1990’s, when chemical controls began failing due to pest resistance. Bedbugs can cause severe health issues such as skin rashes, allergic reactions and fever if left unmanaged. As such, it is important to catch and contain springtime infestations quickly before they become unmanageable.
Bedbugs are a pest that can cause significant discomfort and stress when not managed properly. As the weather warms up in the spring, their population is likely to grow and become more active. Bedbug infestations in residential or commercial properties should be taken seriously, as bedbugs can spread easily and lead to a much larger problem. Bedbugs have previously been associated with clothing or furniture given away or purchased second-hand, but recent research has shown that they can also be spread from one residential or commercial building to another without any physical contact. In light of this new discovery, it is essential for property owners to take proactive steps to protect against bedbugs in the springtime. Cleaning heavily trafficked areas and inspecting both new and used furniture thoroughly before bringing into the home may help limit potential exposure. Bedbugs are nothing to scoff at – if you suspect an infestation it’s best to consult me right away so they can find an effective solution quickly! Don’t forget, you can also find me on Facebook!