Our Bed Bug Treatments
Are you tired of being bitten while you sleep? Do you want to finally get rid of those pesky bed bugs? Look no further! Our bed bug control service in Eastern NC is here to rescue you! With our expert team and innovative treatments, you can say goodbye to bed bugs for good. Don't let these tiny pests control your life any longer. Take back your peace of mind and enjoy restful nights again.
Our bed bug treatments include:
- A thorough inspection of your home to identify all bed bug hiding spots.
- Customized treatment options to effectively get rid of your infestation.
- High-intensity heat treatments to eradicate bed bugs at all growth stages.
- Peace of mind with our 30-day warranty!
Bed Bug Treatment Cost
Our treatment is also cost-effective. While no effective bed bug treatment is “cheap,” you won’t have to pay for multiple treatments and go to bed wondering how many times you might be bitten while you sleep. It also reduces the costs involved in replacing infested furnishings such as mattresses and box springs as chemicals wouldn't have been used!
Bed Bug Inspections and Heat Treatment
If you think you may have bed bugs, an inspection is the first step. Tell us what you've been seeing and where you've noticed it so we can examine the affected areas and explain what we find.
Your Bed Bug Inspection
Your technician takes apart the affected bed to look for live or dead bed bugs, shed skins, and other physical evidence of activity. We also check nearby couches and furniture. If we find evidence of bed bugs, we explain the findings and walk you through preparation for treatment.
Bed Bug Inspection Price
A bed bug inspection is $75. That amount is credited toward the treatment price if you proceed with treatment.
Inspection and treatment are separate steps. Contact B&T to discuss the treatment scope and price for the areas involved.
Your Treatment Plan
B&T uses heat treatment for bed bugs. The inspection helps establish the areas involved and gives us an opportunity to talk through the treatment and preparation with you. Whole-home and single-room treatments have different warranty coverage, so the scope of your treatment matters.
Getting Ready for Treatment
Preparation is an important part of heat treatment. We provide a checklist and walk you through the items that need attention before treatment day, including clothing, linens, and heat-sensitive belongings. Vinyl blinds, candles, and aerosol containers are among the items covered. Follow B&T's complete preparation checklist for your home, and contact us if you have questions before treatment.
What Happens on Treatment Day
Heat treatment usually takes most or all of the day and typically involves two technicians. We break down the bedroom setup, move mattresses off the bed so air can reach them, hang sheets and blankets over doorways, and open cabinets and dressers. Fans circulate heated air throughout the treatment areas.
We place temperature probes in harder-to-reach areas, such as under carpet and between cushions. Technicians check progress about every 30 minutes and adjust airflow or reposition items as needed to manage heat distribution and avoid excessive heat.
Bed Bug Treatment Warranty
Whole-home bed bug treatment includes a 30-day warranty. Single-room treatment does not include a warranty. The treatment agreement identifies the specific areas being treated and applies to bed bugs. It does not promise permanent protection or that bed bugs will never return.
If you notice bed bug activity after treatment, contact our office so we can review it with you. Follow-up after the 30-day warranty period is chargeable under the treatment agreement.
Questions About Bed Bug Treatment
What does the inspection include?
We inspect the affected bed for live or dead bed bugs, shed skins, and other physical evidence, and check nearby couches and furniture.
What happens if bed bugs are found?
We explain what we found and walk you through the treatment scope and preparation.
How long does treatment take?
Heat treatment usually takes most or all of the day. A typical treatment involves two technicians.
How do you monitor the heat?
We use temperature probes in harder-to-reach areas and check progress throughout treatment, adjusting airflow and the position of items as needed.
Can heat affect items in my home?
Heat-sensitive belongings need attention before treatment. Vinyl blinds, candles, and aerosol containers are among the items discussed during preparation. Some property conditions also need review; poorly installed vinyl flooring may develop waves during heating. Talk with us about concerns about your home and belongings before treatment.
Is there a warranty?
Whole-home treatment includes a 30-day warranty under the treatment agreement. Single-room treatment does not include a warranty.
How much is a bed bug inspection?
The inspection is $75, and that amount is credited toward the treatment price if you proceed with treatment.
Is the inspection fee the full treatment price?
No. The $75 covers the inspection and is credited toward treatment. Contact B&T to discuss the treatment scope and price for your home.
What should I do to prepare?
Follow B&T's complete preparation checklist for your home. It covers clothing, linens, heat-sensitive belongings, and access to the treatment areas. Ask the office about any item or property condition you are unsure about before treatment.
Does a single-room treatment include the whole-home warranty?
No. The 30-day warranty applies to whole-home treatment. Single-room treatment has no warranty, and the agreement identifies the specific treatment areas.
What should I do if I notice activity afterward?
Contact the office so we can review the activity and the terms that apply to your treatment. Follow-up after the 30-day warranty period is chargeable under the treatment agreement.
Arrange a Bed Bug Inspection
Contact B&T to arrange a bed bug inspection and tell us where you've noticed activity.
Areas We Service
B&T Pest Control has proudly offered our pest control services in Jacksonville and surrounding communities in eastern North Carolina since 1982, including:
