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Bed Bug Treatment – $410 / Room

• Service: Intensive treatment of infested rooms with residual insecticides, growth regulators, and crack/crevice applications to kill bed bugs and their eggs. Focus areas include beds, furniture, carpets, and wall junctions to achieve complete eradication.

• Discount: Additional rooms treated during the same visit are $310 each.

• Warranty: 6 months

• Treatment Time: Approx. 1 hour

NOTE:

- Prices are based on a standard stand-alone, single-storey dwelling with 1–3 bedrooms on a flat section.

- Alternative property types or site conditions may result in adjusted pricing upon request.

- Please note: Prices shown are indicative only and may vary if the property falls outside standard expectations.

- For commercial properties, rural locations, unique building types, or large-scale dwellings, a customised quote will be provided on request.

- Our menu shows 8 common pest services. If you have any other pest issues or need pricing, please feel free to contact us by phone, text, or email.

General Pest Control Questions

• Why is bedbug control important?

  Bedbugs cause discomfort, sleepless nights, and emotional stress. Effective control restores peace of mind and prevents infestations from spreading between rooms.

• What professional treatments are used against bedbugs?

  Heat treatments combined with insecticides are the most reliable method to eliminate bedbugs fully.

• How can I prevent bedbug infestations?

  Inspect hotel beds when travelling, keep luggage off the floor, and wash clothes immediately after trips.

• Why are bedbugs difficult to eradicate?

  They can survive months without feeding and often resist common insecticides.

• What do bedbug bites look like?

  They often appear in rows or clusters on exposed skin and are very itchy.

• How can I identify bedbugs?

  Adult bedbugs are flat, oval, brown insects (5–7 mm). Signs include blood spots on sheets and black fecal marks.

• Where are bedbugs usually found?

  Bedbugs hide in mattress seams, bed frames, headboards, wall cracks, and luggage.