Our technicians visit your property and check every possible hiding spot — mattress seams, box spring folds, bed frames, headboards, baseboards, furniture joints, electrical outlets, and wall voids. Bed bugs spread fast when missed, so we account for every harborage site before recommending any treatment.

After the inspection, you get an upfront quote for the recommended service. No work starts until you approve the plan.

Conventional treatment uses EPA-approved pesticide formulations applied directly to the areas where bed bugs hide, travel, and feed. Liquid applications provide broad residual coverage across active harborage zones and treated travel surfaces.

This option is the most affordable treatment path for many homes and is selected when inspection findings show that a conventional residual program is the right fit.

Every conventional treatment includes a minimum of two visits and a 90-day coverage period.

Heat treatment raises the temperature of the infested room to above 122°F and holds it there for several hours. At that temperature, every stage of the bed bug life cycle is killed — including the egg, which most pesticide sprays cannot reach.

Heat penetrates into mattresses, furniture, walls, and flooring. You are back home the same evening.

Every heat treatment includes a follow-up visit and a 90-day coverage period.

Aprehend is a professional biopesticide treatment that creates a long-lasting barrier in the areas where bed bugs travel. When bed bugs cross the treated zone, they pick up fungal spores and spread them to other bed bugs.

This option is useful when the inspection shows hidden activity, recurring pressure, or areas where a residual treatment makes the most sense.

Some infestations need more than one method. Combination treatment allows the team to pair heat, conventional treatment, Aprehend, monitoring, or follow-up work based on the inspection findings.

This is the most flexible option for severe, multi-room, rental, or repeat infestations where one method may not be enough.

Dust and aerosol treatments are also conventional treatment options, but they are used for the areas that ordinary liquid coverage may not fully reach. They are selected when inspection findings show activity in cracks, crevices, wall gaps, baseboard voids, furniture joints, bed frame construction, or other protected harborage zones.