Chemical Treatment
Our chemical bed bug program uses a combination of residual insecticides, contact sprays, and insect growth regulators applied to the specific areas where bed bugs harbor, travel, and lay eggs. Treatment areas include mattress seams, box spring interiors, bed frame joints, baseboards, electrical outlets, furniture joints, and other harboring sites identified during inspection.
Chemical treatment requires thorough preparation by the occupant before we arrive and typically involves two to three visits spaced two weeks apart to treat newly hatched nymphs that may not have been exposed during the initial application. We provide a detailed preparation checklist before every chemical treatment so you know exactly what to do before we arrive.
Who Chemical Treatment Is Best For
Chemical treatment is appropriate for most residential infestations and for commercial properties where heat treatment is impractical due to the size or layout of the space. It is also the preferred option for properties with electronics, musical instruments, artwork, or other heat-sensitive items that cannot be safely exposed to elevated temperatures.
