Anonymous on 01/23/2012

I have been living in this apartment building for almost a year and 6 months ago my friend started getting bites. As no one else was getting bites, I talked to the building manager brushed it off. When an exterminator FINALLY came about a month ago he checked my furniture he said I was in the clear. THEN more people started getting bites and I caught a bed bug in sticky mouse traps. YES THIS BUILDING HAS MICE TOO! And the landlords don't do anything about it. To the point where the stairwell sti

Anonymous on 05/28/2011

According to your report about exterminators spending only 2 minutes inspecting a apartment and claiming there are no bed bugs when clearly a tenant made a complaint pisses me off.
http://bedbugregistry.com/blog/

Think about the thousands of dollars and many years of hard work a tenant invests to pay for furniture on credit cards and some cash when to discover your belongings are infested with bedbugs which will follow you forever.

A tenant can spend well over several years or a couple o

Anonymous on 05/28/2011

This article explains alot for inspectors spending litte time inspecting an apartment after a complaint whereas nothing is done. http://bedbugregistry.com/blog/

The blog reads as follows:

"A perfect example of why I don't treat exterminator reports as dispositive came just a few days ago in an email exchange I had with the Regency Hotel in Omaha. A guest had reported seeing bed bugs during her stay at the hotel, and the manager of the hotel wrote me to vigorously dispute the claim. As evid

Anonymous on 05/28/2011

Surrounding apartments were never treated when there was a report for bedbugs in a suite. Only that suite was treated. Top, bottom, side-to-side should be treated including hot steam vacuum which includes ALL rooms, not only the bedroom. Many exterminators only treat the bedroom.

From my experience, I became physically, mentally and financially distressed as the episodes kept repeating. You can't feel the bugs bite while you sleep but twelve hours later I was severely scratching at numerous w

your's truly on 04/04/2011

Within 4 months of moving in we suddenly had bedbugs in our room. When we asked the manager he said that the unit beside us had reported the bed bugs 2 weeks earlier and it pisses me off that we(my girlfriend and I) were never notified of this because of course, when sprayed the bugs ran away from that apartment and moved into ours. The manager is a very nice person but he is given no money by the building owners to spray all units at once they're very cheap people. Our unit eventually got spray

Disco on 01/05/2010

I live in the building next door to you and we just got bedbugs for the first time in our building. What pest control company did your landlord call? "Pest Free" just treated my place today so we shall see how it works...

Anonymous on 01/03/2010

Within 1 month of moving into this building I had my first bed bug encounter. While the building manager is prompt and helpful in bringing in and paying for the pest control services, the treatments for my suite were unsuccessful and the bed bugs returned within months.

This building clearly has a problem, and yet the building owners refuse to treat the entire building at a time, preferring to treat each unit on a case by case basis.

Nick on 05/14/2009

Repeated episodes of bed bug infestation in apartment building. Management requests tenants pay half of extermination costs for repeated infestations. Come home expecting suite to be exterminated when nothing done but a note left on door saying the pest control company had to reschedule a week later or they claim to have done only an inspection when bedbugs are evident from the welts on your body and insomnia. Pest Control company only does the minimum requirements based on the shady landlord sc