Inspection and scope
Confirm active areas, likely movement routes, and whether more than one room needs attention.
Professional extermination service
We come to the property, inspect where activity is happening, explain the scope, and perform a treatment designed for the rooms and hiding areas involved.
How we work
Bed bug treatment is more than spraying the bug you can see. We look at beds, frames, couches, edges, adjacent furniture, and the way people sleep or rest in the space before deciding how to treat.
Confirm active areas, likely movement routes, and whether more than one room needs attention.
Treat hiding areas and active zones with the method selected for the property and infestation.
Receive direct instructions for laundry, belongings, room access, pets, and items that should remain in place.
Know what to expect after service, what to document, and when continuing evidence needs follow-up.
Service details
Questions before scheduling
The answer depends on the infestation, method, property, access, preparation, and follow-up findings. We explain the expected treatment sequence after inspection instead of promising the same result for every property.
Yes. Apartments and multi-unit properties may require coordination with a landlord or property manager and may need attention beyond one unit.
That depends on the treatment method. We explain who must leave, what must be removed, and when the space can be used again before service.
Usually not before inspection. Moving furniture can spread bed bugs and replacement may be unnecessary when the item can be treated.
Bites alone do not confirm bed bugs. Start with inspection and look for physical evidence around beds and resting areas.
Call with your ZIP code, property type, rooms involved, and what you found. We will check availability and explain the next step.