Service
Bed bug treatment
Bed bugs are the infestation people are most afraid to talk about, and the one where speed matters most. They do not indicate an unclean home — they travel on luggage, furniture and shared walls. Treated properly and early, this is a solvable problem.
How to know that’s what you have
- Bites in a line or cluster, usually noticed in the morning
- Small rust or ink-coloured spots on sheets, mattress seams and the box spring
- Tiny pale shed skins along the mattress piping or headboard joints
- Live insects, roughly apple-seed sized, in seams, screw holes and the frame
What we actually do
- 01
Confirm before we treat
We inspect the mattress, box spring, frame, headboard and the furniture within about five feet of the bed. Bites alone are not a diagnosis — several things bite, and treating for the wrong one wastes weeks.
- 02
Treat the harbourage, not the room
Directed treatment of seams, voids, frame joints and baseboard channels, plus a residual barrier on the routes between the harbourage and the bed.
- 03
Prepare the space with you
We give you a written preparation list before the visit — laundering, bagging and what not to move. Moving infested items to another room is the most common way this spreads.
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Return on the hatch cycle
Eggs survive most first treatments. A follow-up visit timed to the hatch is not an upsell, it is how the job is finished.
How we actually treat a bedroom
How long it takes
Expect two visits about two weeks apart for a typical bedroom, and a third for heavy or multi-room infestations. We ask you to keep sleeping in the treated room — moving to the couch spreads the problem through the apartment.
Questions about bed bugs
Do I have to throw out my mattress?
Should I move to another room until it's over?
Will my neighbours know?
Other pests we treat
Get the bed bugs handled.
Free inspection, written price, no obligation. Monday – Friday, 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM