Bed Bug Treatment
How much does bed bug treatment cost, and how many visits does it take?
Bed bug treatment is priced per room (typically $215–$300 per room) and includes two 30-day follow-up visits plus a 90-day warranty — most infestations are fully resolved across the initial treatment and follow-ups.
Overview
Bed bugs spread easily — through luggage, used furniture, and shared walls — and they hide deep in seams, cracks, and crevices, which is why a single spray almost never solves the problem. Our bed bug treatments are built around a full cycle: initial treatment, two follow-up visits, and a warranty period to make sure they're actually gone.
Signs you may have bed bugs
- Small reddish-brown bugs (about the size of an apple seed) in mattress seams, box springs, or headboards
- Tiny dark spots (bed bug droppings) on sheets or mattresses
- Small blood spots on bedding from feeding
- Waking up with unexplained bite marks, often in a line or cluster
Risks if left untreated
- Bed bugs spread quickly between rooms and, in multi-unit buildings, between units
- Bites can cause itching, welts, and in some cases allergic reactions
- Infestations that go untreated for a long time are significantly harder (and more expensive) to eliminate
Our treatment process
- 1Inspection to confirm bed bugs and count every bedroom and living/family room in the home — treatment is priced and applied per room, and covers all of these rooms, not just where activity was seen
- 2Initial treatment targeting mattresses, furniture, baseboards, and other hiding spots
- 3Two scheduled 30-day follow-up visits to catch any bugs that hatched after the first treatment
- 490-day warranty on the treated rooms; customers who want ongoing protection can add quarterly service under a 12-month agreement
Prevention tips
- Inspect secondhand furniture and mattresses closely before bringing them inside
- Use a protective, zippered encasement on mattresses and box springs
- When traveling, inspect hotel mattresses and keep luggage off the bed and floor
- Wash and heat-dry clothing after travel or after visiting a space with known bed bug activity
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to throw away my mattress if I have bed bugs?
Usually not. A properly treated mattress — especially with a protective encasement afterward — can often be kept. Replacing furniture without treating the room doesn't solve the problem, since bed bugs hide well beyond the mattress itself.
How is bed bug treatment priced?
It's priced per room, based on the total number of bedrooms and living/family rooms in the home. Your technician will confirm the exact room count during the inspection.
Do you only treat the room where I saw bed bugs?
No — every bedroom and living/family room in the home is treated, not just the room(s) where you've seen activity. Bed bugs travel through walls, outlets, and furniture, so treating only one room rarely solves the problem.
What if bed bugs come back after treatment?
Every treatment includes two 30-day follow-up visits and a 90-day warranty. If you want ongoing protection beyond that, we offer a quarterly plan under a 12-month agreement.
In the Tri-State area
We treat bed bugs in single-family homes, rentals, and multi-unit buildings throughout Huntington, Ashland, and the surrounding Tri-State area — infestations show up year-round, with no strong seasonal pattern.