Bed bugs don't leave on their own.
A $50 inspection gets you a straight answer — room by room, seam by seam — and a written treatment quote on the spot if you want one. Serving homes, rentals and lodging across the territory.
- $50 inspection
- Treatment quoted at time of service
- Discreet — unmarked answers, no drama
Nobody wants to say the words "bed bugs" out loud. We get it — which is why this service is built around certainty and discretion. Bed bugs aren't a housekeeping problem; they're hitchhikers. They ride in on luggage, used furniture and visiting fabric, and they don't care how clean the house is. What matters is catching them while the problem is one room instead of four.
What the inspection covers
- Thorough inspection of the affected room or the whole home — mattress seams, box springs, bed frames, headboards
- Baseboards, outlet plates, nightstands and upholstered furniture within range of the bed
- A plain-English verdict: what we found, how established it is, and which rooms are involved
- A written treatment quote at time of service, if you want one — priced to the actual scope, not a worst-case scare number
Before we get there
Don't start moving furniture or bedding between rooms — that's how one-room problems become whole-house problems. Leave everything where it is, bag anything you've already stripped, and we'll take it from the top when we arrive.
About 30 minutes per affected area. Treatment pricing quoted on site if requested.
The questions everyone asks quietly
How do I know if I have bed bugs?
The classic signs: itchy bites in rows or clusters, rust-colored spots on sheets, pepper-like droppings along mattress seams, and shed skins near the bed frame. If you’re seeing any of those, it’s worth $50 to know for sure.
What happens if the inspection finds bed bugs?
You get a straight answer on the spot — how bad it is, which rooms are affected, and a written treatment quote at time of service if you want one. No pressure, no scare tactics.
Can I bring them home from a trip?
That’s the most common way they arrive — hotel rooms, used furniture and secondhand mattresses. Check luggage after travel, and inspect anything upholstered before it comes through the door.