NYC Bed Bug Inspection Dogs

Many biting insects seem to disappear during the winter months. The drop in temperatures seems to drive mosquitoes, horse-flies, and hornets away for a few brief months. Even fire ants seem to take the winter months off. But what about bed bugs? How do they handle the winter cold? http://nycbedbuginspectiondogs.com/do-bed-bugs-hibernate-i/

Winter brings shorter days and colder temperatures, and for a few months at least we get a break from the various biting insects that tend to plague us during the spring and summer. But what does winter mean for bed bugs? Do they hibernate, or should we remain on our guard throughout the long weeks of winter? https://longislandbedbuginspections.com/do-bed-bugs.../

As we come to the close of 2020 it's time for landlords and property owners to file their annual bed bug reports with New York City's HDP. For people living in multi-family dwellings (apartments, condos, etc) this information is critical to controlling the bed bug population in the five boroughs. That's what Local Law 69 is all about... https://longislandbedbuginspections.com/local-law-69-annua/

One of the main reasons bed bug infestations are so quick to take root in a home or workplace is the speed with which these pests reproduce. In fact, their entire life cycle is devoted to two things - feeding and breeding. So what do you think? Just how many eggs do you think a female bed bug will lay in her lifetime? Well, let's find out... https://longislandbedbuginspections.com/how-many-eggs-can-/