Pest Line
Bed Bug Exterminator Toronto

Bed Bug Exterminator Toronto

Bed bugs are hard to get rid of because of their ability to stay for long periods without feeding and their flattened bodies, which allow them to hide in extremely small locations such as in mattress pads and under wallpapers. At PestLine, we have been offering 100 guaranteed bed bug removal since 2019.

Inspection and Bed Bug Treatment

Identifying a Bed Bug Infestation in Your Home

Detecting a bed bug infestation requires vigilance. Look for signs like small blood spots on bedding, itchy bites similar to mosquito bites, or seeing the bugs themselves, which are about the size of an apple seed. The presence of bed bug eggs, tiny and white, is a clear indicator, as well as the sight of shed skins. Remember, bed bugs can hide anywhere, so thorough inspection is key.

Our Bed Bug Extermination Service Methods

Initial Bed Bug Inspections

The journey to a bed bug-free home begins with a thorough bed bug inspection. At Pest Line Inc., our trained experts meticulously examine your space, focusing on common hiding spots like bed frames and box springs. We understand that early detection is crucial in preventing a massive infestation. Our inspectors use advanced tools and techniques to detect bed bugs, even in their earliest stages, ensuring no bed bug eggs or nymphs remain unseen. This initial step is vital in outlining an effective bed bug extermination plan tailored to your unique situation in Toronto.

Advanced Bed Bug Heat Treatment

For a definitive solution, Pest Line Inc. employs advanced bed bug heat treatment, a proven method for eliminating bed bugs. This eco-friendly approach raises the temperature in the infested area to a level where all the bed bugs, from adult bed bug to eggs, cannot survive. Unlike chemical treatments, heat treatment penetrates hard-to-reach areas, ensuring complete eradication of the bed bugs. Safe for your home and environment, this method eliminates the need for chemical residue, making it a preferred choice for families in Toronto seeking effective bed bug control.

Follow-Up Inspections and Preventative Advice

After the initial bed bug extermination service, it’s crucial to maintain vigilance to prevent future infestations. Regular follow-up inspections are a key part of this process. These inspections help in identifying any residual bed bugs or eggs that may have escaped the initial treatment. Professional bed bug exterminators recommend checking places like box springs, bed frames and sealed plastic bags where bed bugs can hide. Preventative treatments in Toronto and surrounding areas have proven effective in reducing the chances of a re-infestation.

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Our Process

Conventional Extermination

Spray Treatment

Application: Chemical Targets: Eggs, Nymphs, Adults Residual Effect: 90-180 days

Dust Treatment

Application: Chemical Targets: Nymphs, Adults Residual Effect: 90 days

PROS
More cost-effective treatment
Effective against early infestation of bed bugs

CONS
Chemicals cannot be applied to areas that come into direct contact with skin (tops of mattress, sofa cushions etc.)
Slower process, chemical takes time to effectively eliminate the bed bug infestation
May require discarding of furniture to be effective
Improper or overuse may lead to pesticide resistence

4-IN-1 EXTERMINATION

Targeted Heat/Steam

Application: Portable Heat Gun/Steamer Residual Effect: None Targets: Eggs, Nymphs, Adults

Dust Treatment

Application: Chemical Targets: Nymphs, Adults Residual Effect: 90 days

Spray/Aprehend Treatment

Application: Chemical/Bio Pesticide Residual Effect: 90-180 days Targets: Eggs, Nymphs, Adults

HEPA-filtered Vac

Application: Physical Targets: Eggs, Nymphs, Adults Residual Effect: None

PROS
Faster results, bed bugs are eliminated in less time
Aprehend application targets the entire colony of bed bugs
Effective against pesticide resistant bed bugs
Targeted Heat application to areas that come into direct contact with skin (tops of mattress, sofa cushions etc.)
Effective against more difficult infestations