Quincy Illinois Bed Bug Removal Inspection & Pest Control Service Announced

Feb 19, 2018

The Double G Pest Control, with quotes at 217-440-2847, is offering a seasoned, affordable variety of bed bug extermination services for clients in Quincy and around West Central Illinois.

Quincy, United States - February 19, 2018 /NewsNetwork/ —

The leading Quincy, Illinois exterminator Double G Pest Control is offering a proven and affordable variety of extermination services for homeowners and hospitality businesses who struggle with bed bugs.

More information is available at https://doublegpestcontrol.com.

Bed bugs have been on the rise in North America over the last 15 years, with recent stats by the NPMA showing that one out of five Americans has had bed bug infestations in their home or encountered them in a hotel.

To help homeowners and hospitality businesses avoid these infestations and all the trouble, reputational damage or health & wellness consequences they can carry, the famous Double G Pest Control is offering a unique and affordable range of extermination services.

The services available all around West Central Illinois and Northeastern Missouri, start with thorough inspections of roofs, beds, mattresses, sofa paddings, used furniture and house accessories or cracks and tears in the walls to determine if there is an infestation and where it comes from. See this map of its expanded Illinois service area. https://goo.gl/CHZ6eh

The inspections are followed by a personalized and integrated plan combining the right heat, fumigation, non-chemical, pesticide and IMP methods for the property and the levels of infestation with a variety of prevention tips to guarantee an environment not conducive to the resurgence of these pests.

For home and business owners who struggle with other kinds of pests, their seasoned crews are also the ones most in West Central Illinois and Northeastern Missouri trust to get rid of termites, roaches, ants, spiders, fleas, ticks, mosquitos and rodent infestations for good.

The Double G Pest Control explains that “bed bug bites are again ending up being all too typical. One of the primary factors for this revival is that previous pesticides made use of for therapy are losing their effectiveness. To get rid of these pests properly, safely and in an eco-friendly way, people need to hire pest control companies who know the new methods, like we do.”

To request quotes and inspections with Double G Pest Control and its owner Greg Goodwin, the public can call 217 440-2847 or visit their website at the link provided above.

Contact Info:
Name: Greg Goodwin
Email: [email protected]
Organization: Dougle G Pest Control, Inc.
Address: 1319 North 1153rd Lane, Quincy, IL 62305, United States
Phone: +1-217-440-2847

For more information, please visit https://doublegpestcontrol.com

Source: NewsNetwork

Release ID: 296301

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