Your inspection
- Text or call our office to discuss treatment and pricing.
- Your Service Specialist inspects first. Nothing is treated before that.
- You get a preparation sheet, so you know what to do before your treatment.
Liberty Pest Control treats bed bugs in Bowling Green and across Warren County as part of our South Central Kentucky service area. It starts with an inspection, and you get a preparation sheet before your treatment. Treatment has three parts: vacuuming, dusting and a chemical treatment.
Text or call our office to discuss treatment and pricing.

The surest sign is physical evidence, University of Kentucky Entomology says: rusty or reddish stains on sheets and mattresses, dark spots of excrement, eggs, shed skins and live bugs. A smell is seldom a sign, and a Bowling Green home can be spotless and still have them, because bed bugs feed on blood, not dirt.
Liberty Pest Control serves Bowling Green, Smiths Grove, Woodburn, Oakland, Alvaton, Rockfield, Plum Springs, Plano and Rich Pond in Warren County, KY.
It starts with an inspection.
Treatment has three parts: vacuuming, dusting and a chemical treatment.
How to prepare: Infested bed linens aren't treated. Strip them, seal them tightly in a plastic bag, then launder and dry them at high temperatures before they're used again, and re-make the bed with clean linens. Your preparation sheet has the rest.
Bed bugs aren't part of our plans, so bed bug treatment is arranged on its own.
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Bed bug treatment is quoted after the inspection and arranged by text or call, rather than online. Text or call our office to discuss treatment and pricing.
Yes. How clean a place is does not determine whether bed bugs are present. They feed on blood, not on dirt or crumbs.
Your Service Specialist gives you a preparation sheet. Infested bed linens aren't treated: strip them, seal them tightly in a plastic bag, then launder and dry them at high temperatures before they're used again.
Bed bugs aren't part of our pest control plans, so they're treated on their own. Your Service Specialist inspects first, gives you a preparation sheet, and then treats. Text or call our office to discuss treatment and pricing.