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Bed Bug
Bed Bug Treatment
What Was Applied Today & What to Expect
What We Applied Today
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Botanical Spray
A plant-based contact spray was applied directly to mattress seams, box spring folds, headboard crevices, and baseboard gaps.
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Desiccant Dust
A fine layer of food-grade diatomaceous earth or silica gel was applied in wall voids, baseboard gaps, and bed frame joints.
Bed Bug
Encasement Recommended
We recommend encasing your mattress and box spring in a bed-bug-proof cover — this eliminates hiding surfaces and makes monitoring much easier.
What to Expect
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7–10 days for initial results
Botanical sprays and dusts work over several days as bed bugs contact treated surfaces.
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Follow-up in 2–3 weeks
We will follow up to re-inspect and re-treat any remaining activity. Multiple treatments are often needed.
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6-week monitoring period
We will confirm clear status at the 6-week mark. Bed bugs can survive months without feeding, so monitoring is critical.
Your Role in This Treatment
  • Wash all bedding in hot water (120°F+) and dry on high heat for 30+ minutes immediately.
  • Do not move furniture or bedding between rooms — this can spread bed bugs to new areas.
  • Keep the bed pulled 6 inches from the wall and ensure bedding doesn't touch the floor.
  • Check interceptor cups under bed legs weekly and report any captures.
✓ Safe for Family & Pets
Treated surfaces are safe for contact once fully dry — approximately 30–60 minutes after application. Botanical sprays have a light herbal scent that fades quickly.
📞 Call or Text Us If…
You notice new bite marks, see live bugs, or find new fecal spots (rust-colored dots) on sheets or mattress seams after treatment.