Bed Bug Treatment in South Florida

How bed bug treatment works in South Florida

• Inspection: we check mattresses, box springs, bed frames, headboards, furniture seams, baseboards and outlets to confirm bed bugs and find where they're hiding.
• Targeted treatment: we treat the infested rooms, furniture and hiding spots, focusing on where bed bugs actually live: seams, joints, cracks and the spaces behind headboards and baseboards. Every product is EPA-registered, applied by licensed technicians according to its label.
• Follow-up visits: eggs can hatch after the first treatment, so we come back to catch the next generation. How many follow-up visits you need depends on the size and severity of the infestation. We'll tell you what we find after the inspection.

Your bed bug prep checklist

Good prep makes treatment work better. Before your appointment:

• Wash bedding, linens and clothing from affected rooms in hot water and dry them on high heat, then seal them in clean plastic bags.
• Clear clutter from floors, under beds and around furniture so we can reach hiding spots.
• Empty nightstands and dressers in affected rooms, and bag the contents.
• Vacuum mattresses, floors and furniture, then seal the vacuum bag and throw it away outside.
• Pull beds and furniture a few inches away from the walls.
• Don't move furniture or belongings to other rooms or homes, which can spread bed bugs.
• Don't throw out mattresses or furniture until you ask us.
• Plan for people and pets to stay out of treated rooms for the time your technician recommends.

For a room-by-room version, see our full bed bug prep guide.

After your treatment

Follow your technician's instructions on when people and pets can go back into treated rooms. Keep the clean, bagged bedding and clothes sealed until the rooms are ready, and don't move furniture or bags into other parts of the home. Seeing a bug or two in the days after treatment can happen as eggs hatch. Let us know and we'll check. Tell your technician what you saw and where, so the next visit targets those spots.

Apartments, condos and rentals

Bed bugs move between units through shared walls, hallways and furniture, so a single apartment rarely stays a single-apartment problem for long. We treat individual units, and we tell you up front which rooms we'll treat. If you rent, it's a good idea to let your landlord or building manager know, since nearby units may need an inspection too.

Landlords can book a treatment between tenants. Property managers and associations can set up building service through our commercial pest control team. If you're in Broward, see our page on bed bug treatment in Pembroke Pines.

Bed bug treatment in Miami and Miami-Dade

We treat bed bugs in Miami homes, condos and rentals, from Brickell and Edgewater high-rises to duplexes in Little Havana. It starts with a FREE inspection. In a building, bed bugs can travel between units through shared walls, hallways and furniture, so we check the rooms next to the problem and tell you if neighbors should be inspected too. We're glad to work with your building manager or landlord to schedule units. How many follow-up visits you need depends on the size and severity of the infestation. We'll tell you what we find after the inspection. Before we arrive, read how to prepare for bed bug treatment, or see our page on pest control in Miami.