Bed Bug Treatment

Bed bugs survive most treatments by hiding where sprays cannot reach and by laying eggs that insecticides barely touch. Fumigation is the closer: it penetrates mattresses, furniture, walls and belongings, and kills adults, nymphs and eggs in a single treatment.

When Fumigation Is the Right Bed Bug Answer

• Infestations in multiple rooms or multiple units
• Repeat chemical or heat treatments that did not finish the job
• Heavy clutter or belongings that cannot be laundered or treated piece by piece
• Rental turnovers and property sales where certainty matters

Two Service Formats

Whole-structure fumigation

The home or building is tented and fumigated like a termite job. Everything inside is treated at once, which is why it ends infestations that partial treatments keep missing. See what preparation involves.

Vault fumigation for belongings

Mattresses, furniture, luggage and infested items can be fumigated in a sealed vault or trailer without treating the whole home: the right move when the infestation is confined to specific pieces, or after travel.

Finding Bed Bugs Early

Check mattress seams and headboards for live bugs, shed skins and dark spotting; bites alone are not proof, since reactions vary. If you find something, save a specimen or a clear photo and call us: correct identification prevents spending on the wrong treatment.

For Hotels, Rentals and Property Managers

We service vacation rentals, hotels and multi-family properties with documented treatment records and fast scheduling, because an out-of-service unit is lost revenue every night. Ask about priority response for commercial accounts.

Frequently Asked Questions