What the service includes
- Inspection of beds, sofas, skirting and other hiding places
- Treatment selected for the infestation and the property
- Clear preparation instructions before the visit
- Follow-up inspection or treatment where needed
- Advice for residents, hotels and accommodation managers
How to recognise bed bugs
- Small, flat, reddish-brown insects in mattress seams and bed frames
- Dark spots of droppings on seams, slats and headboards
- Shed skins and pale eggs in crevices
- Small blood marks on sheets
Bites alone do not confirm bed bugs, because other insects and skin conditions can cause similar reactions. An inspection confirms whether bed bugs are present and how far they have spread.
Why prompt inspection matters
Bed bugs spread between rooms and buildings in luggage, furniture and bedding. In apartments, hotels and staff accommodation, early action limits the number of rooms that need treatment and the disruption to occupants.
Our inspection and treatment process
- Inspect: we examine beds, furniture, skirting, sockets and other likely hiding places in affected and adjoining rooms.
- Plan: we recommend the treatment approach and the rooms to include, which may combine targeted professional applications with non-chemical measures.
- Prepare: you receive instructions for bedding, clothing, clutter and furniture access before the visit.
- Treat and review: we carry out the treatment, explain precautions and re-entry, and schedule a follow-up inspection or treatment where needed.
Preparing for bed bug treatment
Follow the instructions given after inspection. Preparation commonly includes bagging bedding and clothing for hot washing and drying, reducing clutter around beds and making furniture accessible.
Please do not move unbagged items to other rooms, throw away furniture before speaking to us, or use unlabelled pesticides. These steps can spread bed bugs or make treatment less effective.
Hotels and staff accommodation
For hotels, serviced apartments and staff housing, we can discuss inspection of affected and neighbouring rooms, a treatment schedule that limits room downtime, and guidance for housekeeping teams on early signs to report.
How it works
Every job follows the same five steps: you get in touch, we inspect, you receive a plan and quotation, we treat, and we follow up with prevention advice or scheduled service where needed.
Quotation and next steps
We quote after understanding the job. To speed things up, tell us the property type and location, the areas affected and how long you have seen signs. Photos on WhatsApp help us prepare. Related services:
Frequently asked questions
Can bed bugs be treated in one visit?
Some infestations need more than one visit, because eggs can hatch after treatment. The approach depends on the level of infestation and the method used, and we explain the plan after inspection.
Should I throw away my mattress?
Not automatically. Ask for an inspection first. Moving infested furniture through a building can spread bed bugs to other rooms.
Is bed bug treatment safe for children and pets?
Precautions depend on the treatment selected. We explain them before work starts; always follow the technician's instructions and the product label.
What information do you need for a quotation?
Your location, property type, the number of affected rooms or beds, and how long you have seen signs. Photos on WhatsApp help us prepare.
Request bed bug treatment
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