Bed bugs are one of the harder pests to face, mostly because of the worry that comes with them. They are small reddish-brown insects that feed at night and hide by day in mattress seams, bed frames, headboards, and the cracks around a bed. The first most people notice is a run of small bites in lines, dark specks on the sheets, or the bugs themselves along a mattress edge.
They are not a sign of a dirty home. Bed bugs travel in on luggage, second-hand furniture, and through the shared walls of units and townhouses, which is why they turn up in tidy houses, hotels, and accommodation alike. Our job is to confirm what you are dealing with and treat it, not to judge how it got there.
Every job starts with an inspection to find the harbourage points, then a combination of heat and chemical treatment applied to those areas rather than a blanket spray. Heat earns its keep on timber furniture and bed frames, where bugs and eggs tuck into cracks that liquid product struggles to reach. Because eggs can hatch after the first visit, bed bug work includes a follow-up. Homes, rentals, hotels, and accommodation providers all get the same discreet, methodical treatment.