Best for: most households

For most homes, a conventional treatment is usually the most cost-effective and efficient way to get rid of bed bugs. We target the core of the infestation (beds, mattresses, box springs and frames) and then the surrounding areas: furniture, dressers, closets, baseboards, carpets and outlets.

Combined with proper prep and a hot dryer for your fabrics, it works, and it won't break the bank.

Best for: severe, widespread infestations

We'll be transparent with you. A heat treatment brings your whole home up to about 130°F and holds it there for around 5 hours. It is highly effective, but it typically costs $7,000 to $10,000.

For a minor infestation, heat is often overkill. If you don't need it, we'll tell you.

Best for: electronics and sensitive spaces

Cryonite sprays fine carbon dioxide (CO₂) snow at about -110°F. It freezes bed bugs instantly and kills them at every life stage, eggs included, on contact.

It's chemical-free and completely dry, so there's no residue and no mess. That makes it safe for electronics, outlets and other spots where liquids can't go.

Best for: keeping bed bugs out for good

Our quarterly preventative treatment takes just 30 minutes, 4 times a year. We use a non-toxic bio-pesticide (Aprehend) that has been used in agriculture for decades.

There's no laundry and no prep. It intercepts bed bugs you might bring home from travel, the office or the movies before they can start an infestation.