Don’t Let Bed Bugs Bite! Reclaim Your Sleep with Expert Help

Restless nights and itchy mornings plaguing you? Bed bugs could be the culprit!

Bed bugs are small, reddish-brown insects that feed on human blood. They are notorious for infesting mattresses, furniture, and other household items, making them incredibly difficult to eradicate. These nocturnal pests can multiply rapidly, causing widespread bed bug infestations if left untreated. Understanding their behavior and habits is crucial for effective control and prevention.

Reclaim your sleep and peace of mind with our thorough and effective eradication service.

What to Expect

Thorough Inspection

Our experienced technicians will meticulously inspect your entire home, including bedrooms, living areas, storage spaces, and furniture. This inspection will identify any active infestations, their extent, and potential harborage areas for bed bugs

Targeted Treatment

We utilize a multi-pronged approach, combining professional-grade spray and dust treatments to ensure complete coverage of infested areas and potential hiding spots.

Our Bed Bug Inspection Checklist

Protective Gear: Technicians wear protective gear to prevent the spreading of bed bugs.

Information Gathering: We discuss past treatments, pest control attempts, recent travel, and bite locations to understand the situation better.

Detailed Inspection: Every room is inspected, focusing on furniture, mattresses, storage areas, flooring, walls, and window coverings.

Communication & Collaboration:

Treatment Talk:

After the inspection, we’ll clearly explain the recommended treatment process, including how to handle your bed sheets and the vacated time required.

Working Together:

We’ll emphasize the importance of your cooperation throughout the treatment process to ensure successful eradication.

Thorough Reporting: Our technicians document their findings and may take pictures for a detailed report.

Our Bed Bug Treatment Checklist

Vacuuming

Disposable Bags: Vacuuming is essential before our arrival and after a while. You’ll have to use a powerful vacuum cleaner equipped with a disposable bag to thoroughly clean infested areas, This ensures effective capturing and disposal of bed bugs, preventing the spread of the infestation. It is advised to focus on areas around bed seals for optimal results.

Preparing for bed bug treatment

Bedding Removal: We’ll carefully remove and seal all linens, covers, and sheets for proper laundering at high temperatures.

Treating Carpeted Areas

Underlay and Edges: We’ll treat the entire carpet surface, including the underlay (pulling it back 30cm for better access) and the straight edges underneath. This ensures no hiding spots are left untreated.

Addressing Cracks and Crevices

Dust Application: For cracks in floorboards and around electrical areas like sockets, we’ll utilize targeted dust treatments to eliminate bed bugs hiding in these narrow spaces.

Treating Furniture

Combination Approach: We’ll employ a combined approach of dust and spray treatments to ensure complete coverage. This includes targeting bed frames, slats, mattress seams, beading, areas under buttons, and labels.

Exposed Brickwork

Mortar Gaps: In cases with exposed brickwork, we’ll meticulously treat the gaps between the mortar to ensure no bed bugs remain hidden.

After Bed Bug treatment, our technician will:

Explain treated areas and re-entry times.

Discuss follow-up plans and warranty details.

Recommend hot water washing (60°C+) or drying (+30 mins) for only the clothes pillow and tissue.

Advise avoiding vacuuming for 7days-10days.

We provide a detailed service report and work with you for long-term success.

Follow-Up Bed Bug Treatment

We offer a paid follow-up treatment scheduled 2 weeks after the initial service to ensure complete bed bug eradication.

Important Note

While the initial treatment is highly effective, but for complete eradication of bed bugs, it is essential to complete the scheduled follow-up treatment. This ensures the elimination of any unhatched bed bug eggs (bed bug nymphs) and prevents the return of a second generation of these pests.

Call Us Now