Bed Bug Treatment

Bed bugs hide in seams, frames, and the carpet edge against the wall, so a treatment is only as good as the inspection behind it. We check mattresses and box springs, headboards, nightstands, and the furniture nearest where people sleep, then treat every harborage we find instead of the bed alone. You get a written prep list first, because laundry and clutter dealt with before we arrive make a real difference to how this goes.

One visit is rarely the whole job. Eggs hatch after treatment, which is why we schedule follow-ups and re-inspect rather than calling it done. Between visits, keep sleeping in the same room. Moving to the couch spreads the problem through the house and turns a short fight into a long one.