Bed bugs hide in mattress seams, bed frames, sofas, curtains and wall cracks, and come out at night to feed. They spread through luggage, second-hand furniture and shared accommodation, and household sprays rarely remove them.
Bed bug eggs survive many treatments, so a single visit is rarely enough. Our treatment uses two visits, spaced so that bugs hatching after the first visit are eliminated in the second.
Signs you have bed bugs
- Itchy red bites in lines or clusters, often on arms, neck and legs
- Small blood spots on bedsheets and pillow covers
- Dark spots along mattress seams and bed joints
- Live bugs or shed skins in seams, joints and furniture cracks
- A sweet, musty smell in heavily infested rooms
Our bed bugs control process
- Inspection of beds, sofas, furniture and nearby cracks
- Preparation checklist shared before the visit
- First treatment of all infested furniture and hiding places
- Second treatment after the egg-hatching period
- Prevention tips for travel, laundry and second-hand furniture
Hostels, PGs, hotels and hospitals
Shared accommodation is at high risk of repeat infestations. We offer scheduled treatments and inspections for hostels, PG accommodation, hotels and hospital wards.
Frequently asked questions
Why do bed bugs need two treatments?
Eggs can survive the first treatment. The second visit treats bugs that hatch afterwards, before they can lay new eggs.
How should I prepare for bed bug treatment?
We share a checklist in advance. It usually includes washing bedding on a hot cycle, clearing items from under beds and keeping furniture accessible.
Can I sleep in the room after treatment?
Our technician tells you how long to keep the room closed and ventilated before using it again.