Many companies base pricing on square footage alone, which often leads to:

• Overpriced treatments
• Unnecessary services
• Missed hiding areas

We don’t price that way.

Our bed bug inspections allow us to price treatment based on real factors, including:

• Number of beds and bed sizes
• Type of mattresses and box springs
• Couches, sectionals, recliners, and chairs
• Additional furniture in family rooms and basements
• Severity of infestation (light, moderate, heavy)
• How long activity has been present
• Whether bugs are localized or spread

This approach prevents customers from paying for rooms, furniture, or treatments they don’t actually need.

During a professional bed bug inspection, we evaluate:

🛏️ Beds & Sleeping Areas

• Mattress seams and tufts
• Box springs and frames
• Headboards and footboards
• Bedside furniture

🛋️ Living Room & Furniture

• Couches and sectionals
• Recliners and chairs
• Furniture seams, joints, and undersides

🧱 Structural Hiding Areas

• Baseboards and trim
• Wall cracks and outlets
• Carpet edges
• Furniture near walls

🔍 Signs of Bed Bug Activity

• Live bed bugs
• Shed skins
• Small dark fecal spots

• • Eggs and harborages

Our inspections are not rushed. We take the time to educate the customer on:

• The bed bug life cycle
• How bed bugs spread
• Why DIY sprays and foggers often fail
• What actions can make infestations worse
• How preparation affects treatment success

We believe informed customers make better decisions — and avoid repeat problems.

Bed bugs don’t infest empty space — they infest furniture and people’s sleeping areas.

That’s why our pricing is based on:

• Furniture quantity
• Furniture type
• Bed sizes (twin, queen, king, bunk beds)
• Additional couches and recliners
• Family rooms and finished basements
• Infestation severity and duration

Two homes with the same square footage can have very different treatment needs — and pricing should reflect that.

After the inspection, you’ll receive:

• A clear explanation of findings
• Honest recommendations
• Pricing based on actual conditions
• Guidance on next steps

If treatment is needed, it will be custom-fit to your situation — not bundled, padded, or exaggerated.

Most inspections take 30–60 minutes depending on furniture quantity and layout.

Do I need an inspection before treatment?

Yes. An inspection ensures treatment is necessary and properly targeted.

Can bed bug inspections miss activity?

No inspection is perfect, but professional inspections dramatically reduce missed activity compared to DIY checks.

Is a bed bug inspection worth it?

Absolutely. Inspections prevent unnecessary costs and incorrect treatments.

If you suspect bed bugs or want confirmation before committing to treatment, a professional bed bug inspection is the smartest first step.

📞 Call Hi-Tech Pest Control today to schedule your inspection
Fast response • Honest answers • Real solutions