Did You Hear Roscoe on the Radio?

Bagels Are For Breakfast. Roscoe Helps Keep You From Becoming A Bed Bug’s Breakfast.

Heard Roscoe on the radio? Welcome!

Our beagle’s job is to help keep you from becoming a bed bug’s breakfast. If you think you may have bed bugs, call Roscoe and Bell Environmental at 877-376-1775. We’re here seven days a week.

Meet the beagle who’s Q104.3’s favorite bed bug detective. Roscoe has been helping families find bed bugs for years on television, in the news, and now on the radio. If you think you may have bed bugs, we’re here seven days a week. Call now for help 877-376-1775.

Roscoe is also a breakfast buddy of legendary DJ Jim Kerr who said it better than we ever could.

“You know how Roscoe will go to your place? And Roscoe will figure out very, very quickly if you have a problem or not. And if you do, their exclusive InstantFreeze treatment takes care of everything without harsh chemicals. It’s safe for your kids, safe for your pets, and Bell Environmental has been family owned for over 60 years.”

“You don’t stay in business for over 60 years, unless you have earned the trust of homeowners and businesses across the area. I mean, that’s just like a duh, you for 60 years in business, you know they’re doing it right.”

If you’re afraid that bed bugs found you, call now to set up an inspection by Roscoe 877-376-1775.

Roscoe and his detective pals have helped Tri-State families solve bed bugs for decades. Trusted by Tri-State homeowners and businesses for more than 60 years. Family owned. Available seven days a week.

Common Signs of Bed Bugs

Look for black, speck-like droppings, shed skins, and tiny white eggs about the size of a poppy seed on or near furniture.
Bed bug bites may appear as red marks, raised welts, or blotchy rashes. They often occur in clusters or in a line of three.
Bite marks or itching may not appear immediately and can take up to five days to develop.
Bed bugs typically hide in furniture seams, cracks, and other tight spaces. They are usually active at night and generally feed about once a week.
Bed bugs often live in or near beds, including mattresses, box springs, headboards, bed frames, and nightstands. They may also hide in other furniture, curtains, electronics, picture frames, baseboards, and wall voids.