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Once bed bugs get inside one unit, it can be easy for them to move to another in an apartment building. Bed bugs can crawl through wall cracks, outlets, light switches, and more, making it easy to spread to other apartments.
To prevent bed bugs in an apartment, there are several things to keep in mind:
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Yes, bed bugs will easily make their way through a building. Because bed bugs frequently hitch a ride on backpacks, suitcases, and more, it’s more likely than you may want to believe for bed bugs to move from one infested apartment to another. Bed bugs spread rather slowly, which is why it’s important to attempt to stop an infestation in one unit before it spreads to others.
As long as the tenant did not introduce the bed bugs to an apartment, the landlord is usually responsible for the extermination costs. However, this changes depending on each state’s law. Across the nation, almost every state has some sort of statute that obligates landlords to arrange for an exterminator. However, it’s important to note that for the most part, renters insurance does not cover anything related to bed bug infestations.
To prevent bed bugs spreading throughout an apartment building, the most important thing is to know the signs of an infestation. If you’re experiencing bites, have noticed stains on your bedding, or have spotted actual bed bugs, it’s important to contact your property manager or landlord as soon as possible. This can help get your unit treated before the bugs spread to other apartments!
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