Bed Bug Exterminator Los Angeles
Bed Bug Exterminator Los Angeles is a bed bug and general pest control company serving the greater Los Angeles area from Constellation Blvd in Century City. The team is made up of certified bed bug specialists who are licensed and certified as bed bug treatment experts, and it treats infestations at all life stages, including eggs, instars, nymphs, and adults. Treatment options include thermal heat, Cryonite freezing, steam, thermal remediation, residual products, manual removal with HEPA filter vacuums, pest proofing, and conventional pesticide plans, along with eco-friendly choices for households with pets or children. Bed bug dog detection is available for customers who suspect a problem but cannot pinpoint the source, and post-treatment inspections confirm the result. Beyond bed bugs, the company handles residential and commercial pest control for ants, cockroaches, spiders, fleas, mosquitos, stinging insects, termites, and rodents. Bed bug service is backed by a guarantee usually of 60 days on a case-by-case basis plus a 100% customer satisfaction guarantee, with warranties of up to one year depending on the service selected.
Services
Bed bug inspection
Detailed assessment to determine the extent of a bed bug infestation and identify the most effective treatment method.
Bed bug extermination
Treatment targeting bed bugs at all life stages, including eggs, instars, nymphs, and adults.
Bed bug canine detection
Highly trained K9 units used for bed bug scent detection, subject to availability.
Thermal heat treatment
Specialized equipment raises the home to 140 degrees F or higher and holds it for 90 minutes.
Cryonite treatment
Uses CO2 to freeze the target on contact, leaving no residue behind.
Why choose us?
Location & hours
10250 Constellation Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90067, USA
FAQs
What does a bed bug inspection cost?
In-home inspections are $59, which is credited toward the treatment if you choose the company for the work. Complimentary evaluations are also offered over the phone. Schedule an in-home inspection by contacting customer service.
What bed bug treatment methods do you use?
Options include thermal heat treatment, Cryonite freezing, steam, thermal remediation, residual products, manual removal with HEPA filter vacuums, pest proofing sealants, and mattress and box spring encasements. The right method is chosen after a thorough inspection.
How does heat treatment work?
Specialized equipment raises the temperature in the home to 140 degrees F or higher and holds it for about 90 minutes, which kills bed bugs at all stages including eggs. Everyone, including pets, is evacuated during treatment, and because there is no residual effect you can return to the property immediately afterward.
Do you offer bed bug dog detection?
Yes. Highly trained K9 units are used for bed bug scent detection, subject to availability. Pre-treatment inspection sessions are designed for people who suspect a bed bug issue but cannot pinpoint the source, and the inspection also identifies other biting insects.
Is your work guaranteed?
Bed bug service is backed by a guarantee usually of 60 days on a case-by-case basis, and the company offers a 100% customer satisfaction guarantee. Depending on the service selected, warranties of up to one year are available.
Do I need to prepare before the inspection?
No. Before the inspection you should avoid emptying closets or dressers or doing laundry, since preparing in advance can spread the problem. Contact the company first and follow its prep protocol. Laundry services are also offered.
Do you offer eco-friendly options?
Yes. The eco-friendly selection includes Cryonite treatments, steam treatments, and thermal heat treatments. These options currently cost a bit more than the traditional offerings and are not suitable for every situation.
Do you treat commercial properties?
Yes. Commercial customers receive the same service as residential customers, including a 30-day follow-up inspection and a 100% satisfaction guarantee. Hotels, restaurants, and gyms are among the establishments served most often.