Bed bugs don't go away on their own, and store-bought sprays usually just scatter them. Kyle inspects, confirms it's actually bed bugs, and treats the infestation properly across Hamilton, Niagara Falls and St. Catharines — follow-up included.
The usual signs: itchy bites in lines or clusters (often on skin exposed while sleeping), small blood spots on sheets, dark pepper-like stains along mattress seams, and in bigger infestations, a sweet musty smell. You might never see a live bug — they hide in seams, cracks and behind headboards, coming out at night.
Plenty of suspected bed bug jobs turn out to be something else. The inspection is free, and if it isn't bed bugs, Kyle tells you so — you don't pay for a treatment you don't need.
Bed bugs are one of the hardest pests to eliminate. Over-the-counter sprays kill the bugs they touch, but the eggs and the bugs hidden deep in furniture survive — and repellent sprays can drive them into neighbouring rooms or units, making the problem bigger.
Proper treatment means finding every harbourage, treating in the right sequence, and following up to catch anything that hatches after the first visit. That follow-up isn't an upsell — it's how you actually get to zero.
Nobody wants the street knowing they have bed bugs. The vehicle is unmarked, appointments can happen in the evening or overnight, and the person who inspects is the person who treats. You get a fixed quote at the inspection — the price doesn't change after.
Questions
Tell Kyle what you're seeing and when suits you — evenings, overnights, or first thing. It goes straight to his phone, no call centre in between.