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Nobody wants to talk about bed bugs. We get it. But if you're reading this page, you probably found one. Or you woke up with bites you can't explain. Either way, you want answers.
Our technicians handle bed bug calls every week across the Phoenix metro area, from Chandler to Scottsdale. Hotels. Apartments. Single-family homes. It doesn't matter how clean your house is. Bed bugs don't care. They're hitchhikers. They catch rides on luggage, furniture, and clothing. Once they're inside, they multiply fast.
The good news? Bed bugs are treatable. Our team knows exactly how to find them and eliminate them.
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How Bed Bugs Get Into Arizona Homes
Bed bugs travel. That's what they do. Phoenix sees a lot of bed bug activity because of our tourism, business travel, and transient population.
Your vacation luggage. That hotel room might have looked spotless, but bed bugs hide in mattress seams, headboards, and furniture cracks. They climb into your suitcase and come home with you.
Used furniture. That couch from the online marketplace? It might come with unwanted guests. Bed bugs love upholstered furniture, especially items with lots of seams and folds.
Visitors and guests. Anyone who travels can bring bed bugs. House guests, family members, even service workers who enter multiple homes.
Multi-unit housing. If you live in an apartment or condo, bed bugs can travel between units through wall voids, electrical outlets, and plumbing penetrations.
Signs You Have Bed Bugs
Bed bugs are small and sneaky. Most people don't see the bugs themselves at first. They notice other signs.
Bites in patterns. Bed bug bites often appear in lines or clusters on exposed skin. Arms, shoulders, neck, and face are common targets. Not everyone reacts to bites the same way. Some people show no marks at all.
Blood spots on sheets. Small reddish-brown spots on your bedding can indicate bed bugs. These come from crushed bugs or blood droplets after feeding.
Dark stains on mattresses. Bed bug droppings look like small dark dots, often found along mattress seams, box springs, and headboards.
A musty odor. Heavy infestations produce a sweet, musty smell from bed bug scent glands.
Cast skins. As bed bugs grow, they shed their exoskeletons. Finding pale, translucent shells near sleeping areas is a strong indicator.
If you see any of these signs, call us for an inspection. Early detection makes treatment easier.
Why Bed Bugs Are Hard to Eliminate
Bed bugs are survivors. They've developed resistance to many common pesticides over the years. A can of bug spray from the hardware store won't solve this problem. It might actually make things worse by scattering the bugs to new hiding spots. The CDC recommends contacting a professional pest control company for bed bug infestations.
They hide extremely well. Bed bugs squeeze into cracks the width of a credit card. They hide in mattress seams, behind baseboards, inside electrical outlets, behind picture frames, and in furniture joints. You might see one bug but miss the fifty hiding nearby.
They reproduce quickly. A single female can lay 200 to 500 eggs in her lifetime. Eggs hatch in about 10 days. Without treatment, a small problem becomes a major infestation within weeks.
They can survive without feeding. Bed bugs can live several months without a blood meal. Leaving your home vacant won't starve them out.
They're nocturnal. Bed bugs feed at night while you sleep. By the time you notice bites, they've already retreated to their hiding spots.
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HOW WE WORK
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Thorough Inspection
Every bed bug job starts with a detailed inspection. Our technicians examine mattresses, box springs, bed frames, headboards, nightstands, and nearby furniture. We check baseboards, outlets, and any cracks or crevices where bed bugs might hide.
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Treatment Strategy
For most residential infestations, we use a combination approach. Chemical treatments target bugs in their hiding spots. We apply residual products that continue working for weeks after treatment. The specific products depend on the severity and location of your infestation.
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Heat Treatment Option
For severe infestations, heat treatment may be recommended. We raise the temperature in affected areas to levels that kill bed bugs at all life stages, including eggs. Heat reaches into wall voids and furniture where chemicals cannot penetrate.
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Follow-Up Visits
Most bed bug treatments require 2 to 3 visits spaced about two weeks apart. This timing targets newly hatched bugs before they can reproduce. We also provide mattress encasements and specific instructions to prevent re-infestation.
Preparing for Bed Bug Treatment
Proper preparation makes treatment more effective. Our technicians will provide a detailed checklist, but here are the basics.
Wash and dry all bedding and clothing on the highest heat setting your fabrics can handle. Heat kills bed bugs. Bag clean items in sealed plastic until treatment is complete.
Declutter the treatment area. Bed bugs hide in clutter. The more hiding spots you remove, the better our treatment will work.
Move furniture away from walls. This gives our technicians access to baseboards and wall edges where bed bugs travel.
Don't throw away your mattress unless we recommend it. Most mattresses can be treated and protected with encasements. Replacing furniture often just spreads the problem.
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Chemical treatments typically take 2 to 4 hours depending on the size of your home and severity of the infestation. You'll need to stay out for several hours while products dry. Heat treatments take 6 to 8 hours. Most infestations require 2 to 3 treatment visits over 4 to 6 weeks.
Cost depends on the size of the affected area and treatment method. We provide free inspections and written estimates. Chemical treatments for a typical bedroom start around $300 to $500. Whole-home heat treatments cost more but may be necessary for severe cases.
Usually not. Most mattresses can be treated and protected with encasements. Our technicians will tell you if replacement is recommended. Don't throw away furniture without consulting us first. Moving infested items can spread bed bugs to other areas.
We don't recommend it. Over-the-counter products rarely eliminate bed bugs completely. DIY treatments often scatter bugs to new hiding spots, making professional treatment harder. Some store-bought products can even be dangerous if misused.
Our technicians conduct follow-up inspections after treatment. We look for live bugs, new bites, and other signs of activity. Mattress encasements help with monitoring. If you continue seeing signs after treatment is complete, contact us immediately for a follow-up visit.