Whether you're dealing with an active infestation or just starting to notice early signs of bed bugs, our bed bug exterminators are here to help. Bed bugs can spread quickly, especially in places with high tourism and foot traffic, like hotels and hospitality environments. With the right plan and support from our trained professionals, we’ll help to protect your business and reduce the stress and disruption they can cause.
At Presto-X, we offer bed bug control solutions that work for residential pest control and commercial pest control needs. Our approach is based on early detection and fast action to help manage the issue before it spreads.
Our technicians are trained to spot the signs early and know exactly where these tiny pests like to hide. From spotting live bed bugs to searching for their eggs in tiny cracks and crevices, our bed bug experts can help eliminate an infestation and stop it from returning. Whether it's a single-family home or a large hotel, our team can build a tailored bed bug treatment plan around your specific property and pest-risk areas.
Our process is simple: find the bed bugs, treat the space, and help stop them from returning.
We start with a detailed inspection. Bed bugs often hide in tight spaces, such as behind baseboards, in the seams of mattresses and box springs, or inside furniture and luggage. Identifying where and how severe the issue is helps us determine the most effective next steps.
Depending on the severity of the infestation, we apply targeted treatments to help eliminate the problem. This may include heat treatments, insecticide applications, fumigation, steam, or a combination of methods. Our bed bug control experts are trained to adjust their approach to match the conditions of your space.
Once treatment is complete, we’ll guide you through prevention tips to help stop the bugs from coming back. Regular inspections, mattress covers, and reducing clutter can all help limit potential hiding spots.
We offer several bed bug extermination services depending on what’s best for your situation.
This method raises the temperature in infested areas to levels that are deadly to bed bugs and their eggs. It penetrates walls, furniture, and deep hiding places where bugs may nest. It's one of the most effective ways to treat an infestation, especially in homes, apartments, and hotel rooms where chemical use may be limited.
Insecticides can help reduce bug populations in cracks, seams, and furniture. Our highly trained technicians carefully select the most appropriate treatment method and develop a bed bug removal plan to treat the active infestation, while minimizing disruption to your space.
Steam can be used on surfaces like mattresses, furniture, and baseboards to kill bugs on contact. This method is often used in sensitive areas or in combination with heat or insecticides. Steam helps address bugs in more visible locations but may not reach hidden clusters.
Fumigation may be recommended in extreme cases where other methods aren’t enough. This treatment can reach deep into difficult-to-access areas. It’s typically used for severe or large-scale infestations in multi-unit properties or facilities covered by commercial pest control.
Whether in a home or a business, bed bugs can return if prevention steps aren’t taken. For homeowners, that means checking secondhand furniture before bringing it inside, inspecting sleeping arease regularly, and sealing cracks along baseboards.
Staying vigilant when travelling is also crucial to limiting the spread of these tiny hitchhikers. Keeping luggage and personal belongings off beds or soft furniture can help reduce risk in shared spaces like hotel rooms, break rooms, or offices.
Reducing clutter and regularly cleaning sleeping or seating areas also helps to limit hiding spots and spot issues early. Using mattress protectors and casings can also help keep bed bugs away long-term.
PestFree365+ offers year-round protection1 for homeowners, including coverage for bed bug extermination services.2 Our residential pest control plans include ongoing inspections and quick service if problems arise. Learn more about how PestFree365+ can protect your home.
We create a custom bed bug treatment plan that may involve heat treatments, steam, or approved insecticides, depending on the severity of the infestation. Each case is different, so our team selects methods based on the size of the property and severity of the infestation. Treatments may include the use of targeted pesticide applications in high-activity zones.
Bed bugs often hide in tight spaces and dark corners. This includes cracks in walls or flooring, behind baseboards, inside bed frames and box springs, and even inside furniture seams or luggage. Their flat shape allows them to squeeze into nearly invisible spaces, which is why it’s essential to inspect carefully and regularly.
Bites usually appear on exposed areas like the arms, neck, face, and legs. They may cause itchy red marks, bumps, or welts, and can look like mosquito bites. Bites tend to show up in clusters or lines. If you're unsure about a bite, speak with a healthcare provider.
Our bed bug exterminators inspect your property thoroughly, identify hot spots, and determine the severity of the infestation. From there, they apply appropriate treatments such as heat treatments, insecticides, or steam to help eradicate the issue. The process may include follow-up visits to monitor success and apply further treatment.
No, bed bugs cannot fly or jump. Bed bugs crawl slowly and rely on hiding and hitching rides in clothing or luggage. They tend to stay close to sleeping areas where they can feed undisturbed.
The cost of treatment depends on your property type, location, and the severity of the infestation. Pricing can also vary by treatment method. For a tailored estimate, contact us for a free quote and to book your free pest inspection today.
¹Treatments and Covered Pests defined in your Plan. Limitations apply. See Plan for details.
²Homes must be free of bed bugs at the initial service to qualify for coverage of bed bugs under the PestFree365+ Plan. Applies to single family, free-standing, owner-occupied homes only. Account must be in good standing. Other limitations may apply. See Plan for details.