Look beyond the mattress surface.
Bed frames, seams, furniture joints and nearby harbourage are important. Findings, cast skins, eggs and spotting patterns help establish the extent of the infestation.
Bed bugs require careful inspection of harbourage, infestation extent and the complete life cycle. Treatment is planned for the actual situation, not just the visible insects.
An adult bed bug is typically flat, oval and reddish-brown. Correct identification matters because other insects can be mistaken for bed bugs.

Bed frames, seams, furniture joints and nearby harbourage are important. Findings, cast skins, eggs and spotting patterns help establish the extent of the infestation.
We keep communication and on-site work as discreet as the circumstances allow and explain preparation and follow-up clearly.
Eggs and successive nymph stages mean a bed-bug treatment has to account for more than the adults visible at one moment.
