Category Archives: New York Bed Bugs

When bed bugs attach themselves to people or clothing, often in infested public places, they can be inadvertently introduced into homes. People can spot signs of an infestation in a number of ways, including by certain odours. Many bugs emit odours called alarm pheromones, and bed bugs are one of them said Dodson Pest Control Continue reading →

It's one of those very stereotypically "New York" health concerns that comes with living in the city bedbugs. Continue reading →

Dec. 10, 2020 When it comes to Local Law 69, Dennis DePaola likes to stay ahead of the curve. The law requires all multi-family residential buildings, including co-ops and condos, to file an annual bedbug history with the Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) between Dec. Continue reading →

These Manhattan building dwellers are itching for some court intervention. Residents of the Parker Gramercy at 10 W Continue reading →

Co-authored by: MMPC, Pest Control Specialist This article was co-authored by Kevin Carrillo. Kevin Carrillo is a Pest Control Specialist and the Senior Project Manager for MMPC, a pest control service and certified Minority-owned Business Enterprise (MBE) based in the New York City area. MMPC is certified by the industrys leading codes and practices, including the National Pest Management Association (NPMA), QualityPro, GreenPro, and The New York Pest Management Association (NYPMA). Continue reading →

No one wants a case of bed bugs, so spotting bugs that look like bed bugs or unidentified bites on your body often incites panic. Because bed bugs are so small and elusive, they can also be difficult to identify. Our pest specialists can help you determine your particular pest problem and craft a solution to bring you peace of mind Continue reading →

Product Information About CrossFire CrossFire is the result of years of development by MGK. It's the first liquid concentrate designed and labeled specifically to kill bed bugs. Continue reading →

Before you begin your own bed bug treatment, you will need to prepare the room or rooms where bed bugs have been found, in addition to rooms that share walls with the infested rooms. Remove any items in the room that you absolutely cannot treat or that have already been treated. Cover items that will be removed from the room in plastic bags before moving to the next room to prevent any unseen bed bug from infesting another room. Continue reading →

Bed bug feeding on human skin. A new study concluded this week that bed bugs were such a problem in France that they now pose a national health hazard. Continue reading →

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