Name: Bed Bug Removal
Brand: Able Group
Rating: 4.7 (5733 reviews)

Why choose Able Group?

Rapid response

Our bed bug exterminators can reach your property 30-90 minutes after you call*, every day of the year with no call out charge.

Experienced

We have nearly 30 years’ experience of bed bug removal in Liverpool for both domestic and commercial business owners.

Free quote

Our expert advisors answer your calls and provide you with a free quote at a fair and competitive rate from one of our local bed bug removal experts.

Accredited

Able Group is accredited by the industry trade bodies. Able’s bed bug removal in Liverpool is highly recommended by many of our satisfied customers.

Bed bug removal from

£245

+ VAT

Subject to site survey

Call us now on

0151 790 5917

Years experience

21,694

Jobs completed

Engineers

£448

Average price

Check out the price of our local pest control services within Liverpool

Established for over 30 years, we offer quality bed bug removal services in and around the Liverpool area. In the past 12 months the average price of a bed bug removal job is £448.

In the last 12 months the price for a job in and around Liverpool has ranged from between £243 and £773.

* Data has been extracted from our local database for the past 12 months

Professional bed bug removal in Liverpool

A bed bug infestation in your business or home can cause you to revert to panic stations. A hotel or care facility must react with haste to stop the spread of the infestation, as this can lead to a loss of customers, consumer trust and income.

Although bed bugs do not transmit disease, it is important to know if you have them. Able Group offers domestic and commercial bed bug removal in Liverpool, that can be arranged at a time that suits you, day or night. Bed bug bites can be incredibly irritating and distressing. In some cases, even becoming sore and itchy. Bites can vary in appearance from person to person, some people have no reaction to bites, whilst others can develop a severe rash with minor itching. These can occur anywhere on the body but are most commonly found on the neck, hands, arms and legs. The bites often result in annoyance due to the itchiness and in some cases loss of sleep.

A bed bug infestation can make your premises unsafe and affect your reputation, especially if you are handling food or in the hospitality industry. Our bed bug exterminators are fully committed to solving your bed bug problem efficiently, and always adhere to strict health and safety regulations. Able’s professional bed bug removal in Liverpool is available to get things sorted 24 hours a day. Our pest specialists bring years of experience in all aspects of pest control and extermination so your business can be running smoothly again and your home can be pest-free.

Identifying a bed bug infestation

Looking out for bed bugs

A few indications suggest bed bugs may be present in your home, but first, you may be wondering what bed bugs look like? Spot the signs early and look for black dirt on flooring and walls. They are round-bodied, reddish-brown to black in colour, roughly about 5mm in length.

Check your mattress

A common sign of a bed bug infestation includes identifying dark marks on your mattress, often accompanied by a sweet, sickly scent. Adult bed bugs produce this odour with their scent glands when they feel disturbed. Small dark blood spots can also be seen, as well as the bed bugs themselves, which are visible to the human eye.

Eggs and exoskeletons

Bed bugs leave behind moulted shells in which they have shed. They do this at each of the first five stages of their lives. If you have a bed bug infestation, it is likely that small, white eggs can also be seen where they have been inhabiting.

Most common type of bed bug

Cimex Lectularius

The Cimex Lectularius feeds on human blood. Other species exist, but this one has adapted to human environments. Its preferred habitat is a heated home or property where they can infest beds and sofas.

The species is most active at night, often hiding away during the day, although it is not uncommon to find active bed bugs in the daytime. For this reason, they are not exclusively classed as nocturnal.

Preparation for bed bug treatment

Preparing the area

One of the most important things to do before a bed bug infestation is treated is to remove any furnishings, bed covers and clothing, placing this in a sealed plastic bag and removing it from the room.

Treating the area

Our local pest controllers will assess the area and ensure that it is prepared for treatment. We will then effectively treat the area using certified pesticides, making sure your entire property is treated.

Evaluate and prevent

After approximately 8 hours, you will be able to enter your pest treated property. As part of our bed bug removal in Liverpool the pest controller gives you the best advice to help prevent an infestation from occurring in the future.

Other precautions

Bed bugs are mainly spread through travelling. A simple precaution to take when you return from holiday is to make sure that you open your case outside, to ensure there are no bed bugs in your suitcase or bed bugs on your clothes. Other ways you can prevent an infestation include minimising the number of hiding places for bed bugs in your home, or why not ask one of our experts to perform a routine check to treat the home and prevent a bed bug infestation professionally.