People often try to do things themselves or put up with a bad situation when they think they can’t afford a service.
On the other hand, if you’ve got a bed bug infestation, you might be willing to pay just about anything to eliminate the problem.
That’s why one of the first things that people want to know is how much a bed bug removal might cost. Unfortunately, the answer is: it depends.
Bed bugs are tiny insects, often invisible to the eye, which survive on blood. They aren’t only found in beds – in fact, anywhere they can gain access to blood, from furniture to clothes and even to hair, they’ll take up residence.
They only need to eat every few months to stay alive, so you may not even know you have an infestation at first. Once they do take up residence, however, they can be difficult to get rid of.
Big Factors in Bed Bug Removal Costs
Here are the big reasons the price can vary so greatly:
- How bad is the infestation? If you’ve caught it early and there are just a few bed bugs, it will be much more affordable to get rid of the infestation.
- How widespread is the infestation? Is the infestation in just one room? If so, the removal process will be easier and faster, which will make it more affordable.
- What in the space must be treated? In some cases, we must treat everything from the carpet and furniture to the walls and ceiling. This will raise the price of the removal services.
Depending on the severity of these three factors, the price could change wildly. It isn’t until we’re able to inspect and determine the level of infestation that we could offer a useful estimate.
Other Factors that Impact the Cost of Bed Bug Removal
First, it’s important to realize that the cost of bed bug removal services will typically be higher than your standard mosquito suppression or termite control, because the technicians must be much more careful with the application of pesticides. We have to spray chemical pesticides where you sleep to get rid of bed bugs, and that means we have to keep your safety in mind as well. This requires more training and expertise.
Another important factor to consider is the fact that bed bug removals may take more than one treatment. While we can treat furniture very thoroughly with one treatment, you can never be 100% certain that you’ve gotten every single bedbug, as they burrow deep into furniture cushions where our applicators cannot reach.
Other Costs for You to Consider
- You may need to replace certain pieces of furniture if we determine that they cannot be treated. Sofas and mattresses are often the big-ticket items that get infested beyond control.
- The size of your home will impact the cost of the bed bug removal service.
- If multiple applications are required to salvage certain types of furniture, this can change the cost of the removal service.
Contact Fischer Today for the Best Case Scenario
Don’t let the potential costs stop you from getting a no-obligation estimate. You may be surprised! Contact us today to learn more.
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