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Avoid Bed Bugs This Thanksgiving

DATE POSTED: November 20, 2017

Can you name five holidays that inspire Americans to travel? You probably already know one of them. It's in the title of this article. Along with Thanksgiving, we're likely to travel for the Christmas season, Memorial Day, Labor Day, and the Fourth of July. Do you know what else all of these holidays have in common? Yup. Bed bugs.

It’s Always Active Season For Bed Bugs

DATE POSTED: October 11, 2017

In South Portland, we have a lot of seasonal invaders. We are used to them dying off or hibernating when the winter months blow in, but bed bugs are a different story. If it is hot or cold outside, inside your home, it is always the perfect weather for bed bugs.

How To Spot Bed Bug Bites

DATE POSTED: September 27, 2017

You don’t like to wake up with bites all over your body that are all red, itchy and swelling. Most likely you are assuming that a small spider has been lurking within your bed sheets or a mosquito or another insect has flown into your house and attacked you during the night. In reality, it could actually be the dreaded bed bug!

Avoid Bed Bugs This School Year

DATE POSTED: August 31, 2017

You teach your kids to share, but when they are at school, they may be sharing more than pencils and toys. With a new school year brings new concerns about sharing bed bugs. Here is how you can avoid bed bugs this school year.

What Is The Reason For The Bed Bug Resurgence In Maine?

DATE POSTED: July 20, 2017

Have you noticed that you are hearing a lot more about bed bugs in recent years here in Maine? It’s true! Not so many years ago, the only time you heard about bed bugs was when you were being tucked into bed and your mother or grandmother warmly spoke, “Goodnight, don’t let the bed bugs bite!” I guess they thought this was a nice way to say goodnight, but it always left you kind of creeped…

Bed Bug Awareness Week

DATE POSTED: June 5, 2017

The incidence of bed bug infestations across the country has continued to soar, even in the cooler Northeast climate. A common misconception about bed bugs that contributes to their success is that they either hibernate or die off in the cooler winter months, but bed bugs are active no matter what old man winter is or isn’t doing. They generally live in the temperature controlled environments of…

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