Bed bug control starts with confirmation and a realistic preparation plan. We inspect sleeping and resting areas, explain the extent of activity, and design a heat, liquid, or combined approach based on the property, contents, access, and infestation level.
The inspection determines which items belong in your proposal. The agreement defines materials, access, frequency, limitations, and warranty terms before work begins.
We look for physical evidence and map the rooms and furnishings involved.
You receive a practical checklist that protects belongings and makes treatment areas accessible.
The method is selected around the infestation and structure, with careful attention to hidden harborages.
Follow-up inspection or monitoring confirms progress and directs any additional work included in the plan.
Not for every property. Heat, liquid, or a combined approach can each be appropriate depending on the infestation, access, belongings, and building layout.
Usually not. Disposal decisions should be made after inspection. Unnecessary movement or disposal can spread activity and make treatment harder.
Preparation varies by treatment method. We provide a written checklist so you know exactly what to move, protect, launder, or leave in place.
A structured cleanout for kitchens, rentals, and multi-unit properties—followed by monitoring and maintenance.
Make difficult lower-level spaces accessible, sanitary, and ready for repair or pest prevention.