Bedbugs

Bed bugs are small, reddish-brown insects that feed on the blood of people and animals. 

• They are excellent at hiding in mattress seams, bed frames, furniture, cracks, and other small spaces. 
• Bed bugs do not fly or jump, but they can spread by hitching rides on luggage, clothing, furniture, and other belongings. 
• A bed bug infestation can grow quickly because females can lay multiple eggs during their lifetime. 
• Bed bugs can survive for months without feeding, making them difficult to eliminate without proper treatment. 
• Finding and treating an infestation early can help prevent it from spreading to other rooms and areas of the home.

  We begin with a thorough inspection of your home to look for signs of bed bug activity. We inspect areas where bed bugs commonly hide, including mattresses, bed frames, couches, furniture, and other potential hiding spots. After the inspection, we explain our findings and recommend the appropriate treatment options based on the level and location of the infestation. We also provide you with clear preparation instructions so your home is ready for treatment. Proper preparation is an important part of helping the treatment work effectively. Our goal is to give you a clear plan and help you take the necessary steps to get your home back to being comfortable and bed-bug free. 

Chemical Treatment
Our primary bed bug treatment uses professional products specifically selected for bed bug control. We treat areas where bed bugs commonly hide, including cracks, crevices, bed frames, baseboards, and other affected areas.

Steam Treatment Add-On
For additional treatment, we also offer professional steam treatment as an add-on. Steam can help kill bed bugs and their eggs in areas where it is safely and properly applied, including mattresses, furniture, bed frames, and other hiding areas.

A Complete Approach
Bed bug control can require more than one treatment method. Combining chemical treatment with steam, proper preparation, and follow-up monitoring can provide a more comprehensive approach to eliminating an infestation.

Hotels & Motels – Bed bugs can hitchhike home in luggage, clothing, and personal belongings. 

• Used Furniture – Secondhand mattresses, couches, beds, and other furniture can carry bed bugs. 
• Traveling – Bed bugs can travel home in suitcases, backpacks, and clothing. 
• Visitors – Bed bugs can hitchhike on a visitor's belongings and enter your home. 
• Public Transportation – They can occasionally be carried on bags, clothing, and personal items. 
• Apartments & Condos – Bed bugs can move between units through cracks, walls, and other openings. 
• Moving – Furniture and belongings moved from an infested home can bring bed bugs to a new location. 
• Laundromats – Infested clothing or bags can potentially transfer bed bugs to other belongings. 
• Guests Staying Overnight – Guests may unknowingly bring bed bugs in luggage or personal items. 
• Office or Workplace – Bed bugs can occasionally hitchhike home on bags, coats, or other personal belongings.

 Important: Getting bed bugs does not mean a home is dirty or unclean. Bed bugs are excellent hitchhikers and can infest clean homes just as easily as cluttered homes.