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Residential

Bed Bug Treatment — Heat or Chemical, Eliminated at Every Stage

Heat and chemical options that eliminate bed bugs at every life stage.

Bed bugs spread fast, hide in seams and cracks you’d never think to check, and lay eggs that shrug off most over-the-counter products — which is why a missed nightstand or baseboard restarts the whole infestation. Check Pest Control offers two proven approaches: a single-day heat treatment that kills bugs and eggs at every life stage with no chemicals, and a multi-visit chemical program. We help you choose based on your home, budget, and whether anyone has allergies or sensitivities.

Mattress and box-spring infestations Furniture and baseboard harbourage Travel-related introductions Multi-unit spread

Seasonal note

Bed bugs are a year-round problem driven by travel and second-hand furniture, not weather. Cases often rise after summer travel and the holiday season.

Technician inspecting a mattress seam for bed bugs with a flashlight

What’s Included

  • Discreet inspection to confirm and map the infestation
  • Whole-room heat treatment that kills all life stages in one day
  • Multi-visit chemical program for budget-conscious treatment
  • Mattress, box spring, furniture, and baseboard treatment
  • Preparation checklist and post-treatment guidance
  • Follow-up inspection to confirm elimination

Our Process

  1. 1

    Inspect & confirm

    We verify bed bugs (vs. fleas or carpet beetles) and map every harbourage — seams, frames, outlets, and baseboards.

  2. 2

    Choose a method

    Heat for a chemical-free, single-day solution, or a phased chemical program — we explain the trade-offs honestly.

  3. 3

    Treat thoroughly

    Heat raises the whole room above the lethal threshold, or chemical residuals and contact products target every stage across visits.

  4. 4

    Verify

    A follow-up inspection confirms zero activity, and the Zero Pest Guarantee backs the result.

Pricing: Free assessment · heat or chemical quote.

Bed Bug Treatment — FAQs

Should I choose heat treatment or chemical treatment?
Heat treatment kills bed bugs and their eggs at every life stage in a single day, with no chemical residue — ideal for families with children, pets, or allergies, and when you need the problem solved fast. Chemical treatment costs less up front but requires multiple visits over several weeks because it has to catch newly hatched bugs. We assess your home and recommend the right fit rather than pushing one option.
How do I know it’s bed bugs and not something else?
Tell-tale signs are itchy bites in lines or clusters on skin exposed during sleep, small rust-coloured blood spots on sheets, dark fecal specks along mattress seams, and a sweet musty odour in heavy infestations. Because bites are easily confused with fleas or mosquitoes, our technician confirms with a physical inspection before any treatment — we never treat on guesswork.
How do I prepare for a bed bug treatment?
We provide a detailed prep checklist, which typically includes bagging and laundering bedding and clothing on high heat, reducing clutter so bugs have fewer places to hide, and clearing access to walls and furniture. Proper prep is critical to success, and for heat treatments we’ll advise which heat-sensitive items to remove from the room beforehand.
Will the bed bugs definitely be gone after one visit?
A professional heat treatment typically resolves an infestation in a single day because it kills eggs too. Chemical programs require the full series of visits to be effective. Either way, every bed bug job includes a follow-up inspection and is backed by our Zero Pest Guarantee, so if any activity remains we return at no extra charge.

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