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Bed Bug Exterminator in Fort Worth

Waking up with tiny bites on your hands, arms, legs and neck is any homeowner's nightmare. Having bed bugs can make getting a good night’s sleep nearly impossible, and these infestations can quickly take an emotional toll. If you are looking for bed bug exterminators in Fort Worth, you can count on ABC Home & Commercial Services. We’ll create a customized treatment plan that targets these pests throughout your home so you can sleep easy again.

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At ABC, we understand that no two pest problems are the same, which is why may request to come to inspect your home. During this visit, we will start by asking you questions about the problems you’ve been having so we can have a better understanding of the severity and extent of your infestation. After we have a good understanding of your issue, we will perform an inspection of your home to find evidence of where bed bugs are hiding in your home and, if possible, determine where the infestation originated.

When we have finished our inspection, we will give you an opportunity to ask any questions you may have regarding our treatment methods. Finally, we will present you with a complimentary estimate that is tailored to your property. Upon your approval of our estimate, we will get you on the calendar.

We understand the impact that bed bugs can have. If you suspect you have bed bugs or have seen evidence of these pests yourself, contact us and we will schedule an inspection at the earliest opportunity. When we come to your home, we will offer you a complimentary inspection and estimate and, upon your approval of our estimate, we can begin treatment.

ABC's Certified Entomologists

ABC is staffed with Associate Certified Entomologists (ACE) licensed through the Entomological Society of America. ACE certified technicians have a minimum of 5 years of pest management experience, maintain a pesticide applicator's license, and have passed an exam to attain licensure.

Jared Dybala
Jared Dybala
Director of Operations, Lewisville
Associate Certified Entomologist (ACE)
Rey Villegas
Rey Villegas
Director of Commercial Operations, Fort Worth
Associate Certified Entomologist (ACE)
Jason Drake Commercial District Manager
Jason Drake
Commercial District Manager
Associate Certified Entomologist (ACE)
Reid Broussard Residential Field Supervisor
Reid Broussard
Residential Field Supervisor
Associate Certified Entomologist (ACE)
Val Danielson - Residential Pest Technician
Val Danielson
Residential Pest Technician
Associate Certified Entomologist (ACE)

The ABC Process

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1. Contact ABC

When you contact us, we will schedule an inspection to get an understanding of the problem. In some cases, we can give you a quote over the phone.

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2. Get An Estimate

If you have an inspection, we will send you a custom treatment plan and estimate afterward. Once we get your approval, we will schedule your treatment.

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3. Service

We will come to your property and treat for pests in common hiding and nesting areas. Over time, you will start seeing less and less pest activity.

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4. Follow-Up

Customers with our ongoing pest management services will receive periodic retreatments to prevent the return of the most common pests in our area.

Bed bugs may be the most difficult pest to control, which is why it’s important to call in a professional if you think you may have a problem. One reason do-it-yourself methods for bed bug control commonly fail is that these pests are excellent at hiding. They can conceal themselves in nearly any crevice in your home, including within the seams of your mattress, on and around furniture, near baseboards and in bedding. As the population of bed bugs starts to grow in your home, these creatures will start hiding in even more inconspicuous areas, such as near wall outlets, nightstands and even in your wall hangings.

Bed bugs can be hard to detect because they normally feed on us when we are asleep, and their bite isn’t painful enough to wake us. Once a bed bug has taken a blood meal, it can go long periods of time without feeding, and will often retreat deeper into its hiding spot. This phenomenon is what can convince homeowners that they have successfully eliminated these pests, only to discover the problem is not under control.

Depending on the extent and nature of your problem, we may recommend one or both of the following treatment methods:

Some preventative measures our technicians may suggest as your home is underground treatment include purchasing special casements for your pillows, box springs and mattresses; washing your sheets and other linens in hot water; thoroughly examining any secondhand items such as bags, clothing or furniture before bringing it into your home and avoiding clutter that may provide bed bugs and other pests with a place to hide.

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You Can Trust ABC

With over 60 years of experience in the industry, ABC has special expertise in eradicating all types of pests. We have Associate Certified Entomologists (ACE) on staff, the gold standard for the pest management industry, who know exactly where these uninvited guests like to hide and what products are most useful and low-impact.

In addition, you can have peace of mind knowing that all of our team members go through an extensive hiring process, which includes a drug test and a background check. Before performing service calls, our team members also go through an in-house training program so they can handle any type of pest control problem you may have. Finally, as a family-run business, our top priority is your family so we will always treat your home as if it were our own.

Frequently Asked Questions

How might I know if I have bed bugs?

Because bed bugs are tiny and nocturnal, it can be hard to spot these pests. You may need to rely on other common signs of bed bugs to determine whether or not you have a problem. Common indicators of a bed bug infestation include:

  • Small bloodstains on sheets or pillowcases
  • Bed bug excrement that looks like rusty spots on your mattresses or furniture
  • Egg shells or shed bed bug skins in common bed bug hiding spots

Of all of the signs of a bed bug infestation, the most common is the itchy bites that you may wake up with. These bites are commonly found on areas that we don’t cover while we’re sleeping, such as our hands, face, feet, arms and legs. Keep in mind that not everyone reacts to bed bug bites and that there are other bugs that are mistaken for bed bugs that can make their way into our home. To confirm what pest is on your property, it’s best to contact a pest control professional who can assess the situation and recommend an effective course of action.

Where do bed bugs hide?

Due to their tiny size, bed bugs can hide nearly anywhere in your home. Some examples of where these pests may rest while waiting for their next blood meal include:

  • In your bedframe or headboard
  • In the seams, tags or piping of your mattress or box spring
  • In the folds of your curtains
  • In small cracks between dresser drawers
  • In appliances, wall outlets and covers
  • Junctions in walls and other areas where wooden components meet

How can I prevent bed bugs from returning after treatment?

A major reason why bed bugs are such a widespread concern is because it’s extremely difficult to prevent these bugs from entering your home. Many times, travelers are unaware they have even brought these pests home with them until they start waking up with bites. Bed bug problems can take homeowners months to resolve, especially if they try to handle the infestation themselves before calling in a professional. Often, home sprays meant to kill bed bugs just drive them further into their hiding spots, only for them to come back out when they need to take a blood meal.

Usually, bed bugs hitch a ride in our luggage after we’ve visited a place that is infested. If you’ve had a problem or want to prevent one, you can check your hotel room for signs of dark, rust-colored spots on sheets and furniture with a flashlight. Upon arriving home, put all of your clothes in the washing machine and then dry them at your dryer’s hottest setting, as this can kill eggs that may have been laid in your clothing. To prevent adult bed bugs from making their way into your home, leave luggage and other bags you brought with you in the garage.

Bed bugs also make their way inside homes by hitching a ride on second-hand furniture and clothes. Before bringing any second-hand items into your home, examine them thoroughly for signs of bed bugs.

Are your bed bug treatment methods friendly for pets and children?

As a family-owned and run business, our top priority is our customers and our community. When selecting the products we use, we only choose solutions that are specially formulated for residential use in the lowest concentration of chemicals possible. Our technicians are careful to spot treat for bed bugs in areas with pest activity and common pest nesting and breeding grounds. If you have any questions or concerns regarding our treatment methods or options, your technician would be happy to address them.

Everything You Need to Know About Bed Bugs

The ABC Home & Commercial Services organization has dozens of certified entomologists with decades of combined experience. They regularly contribute to the ABC blog with helpful pest control articles and resources like:

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