Bed Bug treatment

Bed Bug Treatments 

At Bedbug Action Force we pride ourself with delivering exceptional service at a competitive price. We have developed a range of methods for treating bedbugs effectively. We use a range of non-toxic and toxic methods. 

What can you expect from us? 

 Contact us where we can arrange for an Action Force expert to come round within 24 hours or a convenient time for you. We will discuss your pest problem, arrange a FREE survey if necessary and provide a quote.

Heat or Chemical Treatments 

Our bedbug expert will come and provide a treatment at a convenient time for you. A treatment best tailored for your pest problem, with pet and child friendly treatments. 

Aftercare 

We pride ourselves with our aftercare services. We can arrange follow up visit and provide recommendation and best solutions if you come across these pest ever again. 

Fact 1: bed bugs are very common.

Why Are They Difficult to Treat?
Bed bugs are guided by their survival instincts making them extremely stealthy. They are small and tuck themselves away into tight, hard to reach crevices. They can stay out of sight for months between feeding sessions. 

Fact 2: They’re stealthy, sneaky and resilient.

How Quickly Should I Treat an Infestation?
The quicker you react to a bed bug infestation, the more likely infestations will be successful. 
Adult female bed bugs will lay around 2-5 eggs daily. In its lifetime it will lay up to 500 eggs. A bed bug infestation is therefore going to grow very quickly. But that’s only part of the problem.
A female is hard-wired to retreat from other bed bugs before laying its eggs. This means bed bugs have a tendency to migrate quickly from room to room. A small infestation in one bedroom can rapidly become an infestation across all bedrooms. 

Chemical Treatment 

Chemical treatment involves the introduction of chemical agents throughout the house. We use an insecticide to quickly eradicate easy to reach bed bugs, plus a residual (long-lasting) chemical to kill bed bugs on an ongoing basis,
The effectiveness of chemical treatment depends on getting to the bed bugs. Unlike heat, chemical treatment is site-specific. Treatment typically therefore happens over multiple visits, to be sure no bed bugs are missed.

Pros And Cons of Chemical 

Chemical Treatment Pros
Chemical treatment can be highly effective: A chemical treatment is only usually effective when catch an infestation in early stages. Especially if you catch the infestation in its early stages, chemicals can eradicate bed bugs quickly and reliably. Moreover, the combination of quick-acting pesticides with dusts and residual chemicals means you can effectively hit bed bugs over time, and throughout every stage of their life-cycle.
It can help prevent future infestations: Residual chemicals act as a barrier against future bed bug infestations. While the continued presence of chemicals in the home is not an ideal solution for everyone, it undeniably offers long-term protection.
It’s cost effective: Chemical treatment is often slightly less expensive than the bed bug heat treatment option.
Chemical Treatment Cons
Chemical treatment requires a lot of preparation: The chemicals have to reach the bed bugs. This means you’ll have to thoroughly prepare infested areas, removing as many barriers as possible to ensure the chemicals reach where the bed bugs are hiding. A chemical treatment requires time, preparation and careful planning.
It exposes your home to residual chemicals: While these chemicals are safe for residential use, if you have pets in your home or people with chemical sensitivities, the chemical treatment route may not be for you.
Chemicals don’t kill the bed bug egg: Unfortunately, chemical treatments don’t kill the bed bug egg. Remember a female bed bug is laying around 5 bed bug eggs per day.
You’re most likely looking at multiple treatments & it’s not guaranteed to get you bed bug free: Chemical treatments require us to carefully find and target areas where the bed bugs are most concentrated

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We want to know your needs exactly so that we can provide the perfect solution. Let us know what you want and we’ll do our best to help. 
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