Bed Bug Control
Deep treatment for mattresses, bed frames, and upholstery that targets bed bugs and their eggs through every life stage.
- Starting price
- ₹999, confirmed after a free inspection
- Visits
- At least 2, 10 to 15 days apart
- Mattress
- Treated, not thrown away
- Leave the house?
- No, you can sleep in the room after treatment
- Response
- Usually the same day
Bed bugs hide in mattress seams, bed frame joints, skirting boards, and even behind wall art. A single missed pocket lets an infestation restart. Our process treats the full sleeping area, not just the mattress, and accounts for the multi-week egg-hatch cycle with a scheduled follow-up.
Signs you may need this treatment
- Small rust-colored spots on sheets or mattress seams (blood/fecal marks)
- Itchy bite marks in a line or cluster, usually on arms and legs
- A sweet, musty smell in heavily infested rooms
- Visible bugs or pale, shed skins along mattress piping
How we treat it
- Full inspection of mattress, bed frame, headboard, and nearby furniture
- Steam or herbal-spray treatment of seams, joints, and skirting
- Targeted treatment of secondary hiding spots (sockets, picture frames, carpet edges)
- Scheduled re-treatment to catch eggs that hatch after the first visit
Bed Bug control: common questions
At least 2 visits, 10 to 15 days apart. Bed bug eggs can survive the first treatment, so the second visit catches the ones that hatch in between.
No. The technician treats the seams and corners of the mattress, where bed bugs hide, along with the bed frame and nearby furniture. You can keep using your mattress.
Yes. You don't need to leave the house during treatment, and you can use the room again once the technician has finished.
Light cleaning is fine after 4 to 5 hours, but if possible leave the treated areas unwiped for 12 hours so the treatment keeps working.
Usually the same day. Call or WhatsApp us and we'll confirm a time, across Pune and PCMC.
Treatment starts at ₹999. The exact price depends on your property size and how bad the problem is, and a technician confirms it during a free inspection, before any work starts.