HOLE IN ONEPEST CONTROL

Bed bug treatment for Seattle-area homes.

Careful treatment and a follow-up visit to make sure they’re gone. After every visit, take a putt. Sink it and win a free year.

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Know your pest

Small, flat and good at hiding.

Bed bugs aren’t a sign of a dirty home. They travel with people and their things.

  • What they look like

    Flat, reddish-brown and about the size of an apple seed.

  • Where they hide

    Mattress seams, bed frames, headboards and furniture near the bed.

  • How they spread

    In luggage, bags, used furniture and bedding.

  • Signs to watch for

    Small dark spots on sheets or mattresses, tiny shed skins, and itchy bites, often in a row.

How we handle it

Three steps. The last one is the fun one.

  1. We confirm it’s bed bugs

    We inspect beds, furniture and nearby cracks, so we treat the right thing.

  2. A price, then the work

    You get a written price before we start. Careful treatment, then a follow-up visit to make sure they’re gone.

  3. Take your putt, if you want it

    After your visit, take one putt. Sink it and win a free year: four visits on us.

Do it yourself

What you can do today.

  • Don’t move things around

    Moving furniture or sleeping in another room can spread bed bugs to new rooms.

  • Heat kills them

    Wash bedding and clothes, then dry them on high heat.

  • Check used furniture

    Look over seams and cracks before anything comes inside.

  • After a trip

    Check luggage seams before you unpack.

Questions

Good to know.

  • Do bed bugs spread disease?

    They’re not known to. Their bites itch, but bed bugs aren’t known to spread disease.

  • Is one treatment enough?

    That’s why we come back. Bed bugs hide well, so we do a follow-up visit to make sure they’re gone.

We treat bed bugs in homes across Seattle and nearby cities. See where we work.

Book a visit.

Pick a time window. We call when we’re on our way, and you get a written price before we start.