At Hi-Tech Pest Control, we proudly provide same-day pest removal and 100% guaranteed one-treatment bed bug extermination across Southeast Michigan. For over 40 years, homeowners, hotels, and property managers have trusted us to protect their families, furniture, and reputation from pests.
Whether you’re dealing with bed bugs, mice, carpenter ants, or stinging insects, we’re already serving your community.
✅ Cities We Serve in Southeast Michigan
We provide Pest Control and Bed Bug Exterminator in: Livonia, MI, Troy, MI, Bloomfield Twp, MI, West Bloomfield MI, Bloomfield Twp, MI, Warren, MI, Sterling Heights, MI, Southfield, MI, Westland, MI, and all of Wayne, Oakland, and Macomb Counties.
📌 Why People Choose Us
✅ One treatment — no more bites ✅ Save furniture (no mattresses thrown out) ✅ Same-day emergency service ✅ 40+ years of experience ✅ Jobs abandoned by other companies welcome ✅ Fully licensed and insured
Hi-Tech Pest Control provides same-day pest control and one-treatment bed bug extermination throughout Metro Detroit including Bloomfield Township, Troy, Livonia, Detroit, and more.
Pests are becoming a growing problem in Farmington Hills, Michigan — especially bed bugs, carpenter ants, and mice. These fast-spreading pests thrive inside warm homes and remain hidden until the population is too large to ignore.
Most homeowners wait until they see pests, but sightings mean:
They’ve already been feeding or nesting for weeks
Multiple rooms may now be involved
The cost of waiting increases daily
🛑 DIY sprays and foggers only make the problem worse They scatter pests deeper into furniture and wall voids.
✅ One Treatment. No More Bites. 100% Guaranteed.
That’s why families and property managers in Farmington Hills rely on Hi-Tech Pest Control:
✔ We eliminate pests in ONE application ✔ No furniture thrown away ✔ Same-day urgent service available ✔ 40+ years of experience ✔ Jobs abandoned by others welcome
“When our kids started getting bites, we were terrified. Hi-Tech Pest Control didn’t just treat our home — they reassured us and explained every step. One treatment later… no more bites and everyone is sleeping again!” — Derek & Melissa H., Farmington Hills
Common Pests We Remove in Farmington Hills
Bed Bugs
Carpenter Ants
General Ants
Mice and Rats
Bees & Wasps
Yellow Jackets & Hornets
Whether it’s itching, droppings, or damage — infestation signs require fast action.
📲 Same-Day Help — Speak to a Real Expert Call 248-569-8001
✅ Protect your home ✅ Protect your health ✅ Protect your investment
Farmington Hills homeowners are seeing more pests like bed bugs, mice, and carpenter ants. Fast professional treatment prevents damage and health issues. Call Hi-Tech Pest Control today.
FAQ — Pest Control in Farmington Hills, MI
Do bed bugs spread fast in Farmington Hills? Yes — they can reach couches, chairs, and bedrooms within one week.
How many mice before it becomes a problem? One sighting means a nest is already present — and mice reproduce extremely fast.
Do carpenter ants cause expensive repairs? Absolutely — they weaken structural wood, walls, and flooring.
By Hi-Tech Pest Control — Michigan’s #1 Bed Bug Exterminator (Serving Livonia, Troy, Bloomfield Twp, Warren, Detroit, and all Southeastern Michigan)
When the lights go out and you’re dreaming of peaceful rest… the real party starts.
While you’re snuggled under your blanket, bed bugs are clocking in for their night shift — not to pay rent, but to feed, breed, and make your life miserable. If you’ve been waking up with mysterious red welts or itchy spots, congratulations — you’ve been invited to their midnight buffet.
Bed bugs are nocturnal freeloaders. They don’t punch a time clock, but most of them become active between 1 A.M. and 5 A.M., when body heat, carbon dioxide, and human odor reach peak levels. They sense warmth like radar-guided vampires and crawl out of their hiding spots — mattresses, headboards, couches, and recliners — to enjoy an all-you-can-eat blood meal.
2. Their Hiding Spots Are Closer Than You Think
By day, bed bugs stay undercover like secret agents. They hide in mattress seams, furniture joints, behind picture frames, and even in electrical outlets. They prefer tight, dark cracks — the same kind of spaces you’d never think to clean.
Think your couch is safe? Think again. Bed bugs love recliners and chairs because you sit still long enough for them to dine in peace.
3. The “Romantic” Life of Bed Bugs
Once full, they head back to their hiding spots to rest, digest, and — believe it or not — reproduce. A single female bed bug can lay 200 to 500 eggs in her short lifetime. So if you saw one bug last month, you could easily have hundreds by now. Bed bugs don’t waste time swiping left — they get right to multiplying.
4. You’re Helping the Party Without Knowing It
The average homeowner changes bed sheets every 3 months (yes, really!). Bed bugs love that. They thrive in warm, stable environments where humans provide consistent meals.
And that’s not all — moving comforters and blankets from the bed to the couch gives them frequent-flyer miles. Each time you sit down, they’re boarding a new flight to another room in your home.
5. Why Your Warmth Is a 5-Star Attraction
Turning on that heated blanket or thermostat when temperatures drop? You just made your bed a Michelin-rated destination. Bed bugs are drawn to warmth, carbon dioxide, and human scent — that’s their GPS system.
You can’t outsmart them with store sprays, alcohol, or foggers. Bed bugs will simply relocate deeper into your furniture, walls, and baseboards. The only proven way to stop them is professional extermination by trained specialists.
At Hi-Tech Pest Control, we eliminate bed bugs completely in one guaranteed treatment — no repeated visits, no false promises. We save your furniture and your sanity, so you can finally sleep knowing no one’s throwing a party under your blanket.
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We proudly serve Livonia, Bloomfield Twp, Troy, Warren, Farmington Hills, Westland, and Detroit, Michigan.
Hi-Tech Pest Control — Michigan’s #1 Bed Bug Exterminator
If there’s one pest that’s humbled both homeowners and exterminators alike, it’s the bed bug. Let’s face it — bed bugs are among the most difficult pests in the world to eradicate, and unfortunately, there’s a lot of misrepresentation online about what actually kills them.
Walk into any home improvement store and you’ll find shelves full of sprays, foggers, and “bed bug killers” promising miracles in a can. But here’s the truth: Most of those DIY and over-the-counter products don’t have the residual power, penetration, or impact needed to solve even a mild infestation — and in many cases, they make the problem worse.
When bed bugs are your opponent, you’re not in a fair fight. Let’s break down the biggest DIY myths — and why calling Hi-Tech Pest Control is your best option for one-treatment, complete eradication.
💨 #1: Foggers — The Worst Offense Against Bed Bugs
We’ll start with the most popular mistake: fogging.
Foggers and “bug bombs” have been around forever, and while they may make you feel like you’re fighting back, they’re one of the worst ways to handle a bed bug infestation.
Why? Because fogging only kills what it touches in open air — maybe a spider on a wall or a centipede on the floor — but bed bugs don’t live in open air. They hide inside furniture joints, behind baseboards, under fabrics, inside couches, recliners, bed frames, and even inside electronics.
When a fogger goes off, the aerosolized insecticide creates pressure and drives the bed bugs deeper into hiding — spreading them further and making eradication much more difficult.
Result: You’ve now successfully trained your bed bugs to hide better and resist future treatments.
If you’ve already fogged, don’t panic — but it’s time to bring in professionals who use industrial-grade equipment designed to reach those deep, hidden nesting sites.
👉 Learn more about our Professional Bed Bug Treatments that completely eradicate infestations in just one visit.
♨️ #2: Steam — Good for Clothes, Bad for Bed Bugs
Steam is another popular “DIY fix” you’ll see recommended online. Sure, it kills some bed bugs on contact, but it also creates more moisture — and that’s the exact opposite of what you want.
Remember: everything that lives, including bed bugs, needs moisture to survive. One of the most effective supplemental treatments we use is a desiccant dust, which absorbs moisture from the bugs’ bodies until they dry out and die.
But if you raise humidity levels or steam furniture, you’re feeding them the very thing they need — water. You’ll kill a few, warm up the rest, and help the survivors thrive.
As we like to say around here:
“You’ll give them hot behinds but they’ll thank you later for the drink.”
So skip the steam and let the professionals use the proper balance of drying agents, precision insecticides, and controlled applications.
🧂 #3: Dusts, Sprays, and Aerosols — Little Impact, Big Problems
There’s no shortage of aerosol cans and dusts claiming to “kill bed bugs on contact.” But here’s the truth — they may kill a few on contact, but the rest of the colony will remain untouched.
Bed bugs nest in areas that are impossible for homeowners to reach, like:
Inside box spring seams
Under mattress ropes
Deep in recliners and couch joints
Behind wall plates and baseboards
Household dusts and sprays lack penetration power and residual effect, meaning they don’t reach eggs, nymphs, or hidden adults.
Even worse, bed bugs quickly develop resistance to common store-bought formulations. Once that happens, your next treatment — even a professional one — becomes more challenging.
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🧰 The Truth: Professional Equipment and Experience Are Non-Negotiable
DIY treatments don’t fail because homeowners don’t try — they fail because bed bugs are survivors.
They’ve evolved thicker exoskeletons, developed pesticide resistance, and found creative new ways to hide. That’s why industrial-grade equipment, proper formulations, and experienced application techniques are essential.
At Hi-Tech Pest Control, we’ve spent over 40 years mastering bed bug eradication. Our technicians use:
Specialized injectors and nozzles for deep crevice penetration
Precision equipment that targets harborages, not open air
EPA-registered products with long residual protection
And unlike others who rely on repeat visits, we eliminate bed bugs in one treatment — guaranteed.
🌎 Why One Treatment Matters
The entire world is struggling with bed bug reinfestations because of ineffective, repeat treatments that never fully solve the problem. When infestations linger, populations rebuild — and customers lose trust.
Hi-Tech Pest Control’s mission is to change that — one successful, furniture-saving, one-treatment job at a time.
Our team is proud to say:
“We don’t leave until the bed bugs do.”
If you’re tired of wasting money on sprays, foggers, and miracle promises — 📞 Contact Hi-Tech Pest Control today and let Michigan’s #1 Bed Bug Exterminator solves it right the first time.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: Why don’t foggers work on bed bugs?
A: Foggers only kill pests exposed to the air. Bed bugs hide deep in furniture and walls, so foggers only drive them deeper — spreading the infestation.
Q2: Is steam an effective method for bed bugs?
A: No. Steam adds moisture, which helps bed bugs survive. Professional treatments use desiccant dusts that dry them out completely.
Q3: Are store-bought sprays safe to use?
A: Most are safe for humans but ineffective for bed bugs. They lack residual and don’t penetrate hiding spots.
Q4: Why is professional treatment necessary?
A: Industrial equipment, experience, and specialized products are the only reliable way to reach all life stages — from eggs to adults — in one treatment.
Q5: Will Hi-Tech’s treatment really work in one visit?
A: Yes. Our proven methods and precision application eliminate bed bugs completely in a single treatment — guaranteed.
Hi-Tech Pest Control — Michigan’s #1 Bed Bug Exterminator
When you think of bed bugs, you probably picture fully grown adults crawling across a mattress. But the real danger is often hidden just beneath the surface — literally. Bed bug nymphs, the immature stages of these pests, are smaller, lighter in color, and masters at squeezing through and under the cloth seams of older mattresses, recliners, pillows, and upholstered chairs.
They don’t just hide — they mature beneath the fabric, making them harder to detect, remove, and eradicate. By the time most homeowners notice bites, dozens or even hundreds of nymphs have already hatched and fed multiple times.
If you’re waking up with unexplained bites, learn how to identify early signs on our Bed Bug Identification Guide.
Many homeowners don’t realize that recliners, couches, and cloth chairs are often the true source of recurring infestations. Nymphs hide under the upholstery, inside seams, around frames, and in zipper folds.
And one material in particular is a favorite: Herculon fabric — commonly used in recliners and couches for its durability.
Why Herculon Makes Things Worse
Its porous weave allows tiny nymphs to pass through the fibers and live between the fabric and padding.
It provides warm, dark crevices ideal for bed bug development.
Nymphs and adults leave behind fecal deposits that cause visible stains and discoloration, a tell-tale sign of infestation.
If your furniture shows dark stains or has been dismissed as “unsalvageable” by others, call us first — we specialize in Furniture Salvage Bed Bug Treatments.
The Secret Life of Bed Bug Nymphs
Bed bug nymphs are translucent beige, nearly invisible against light fabrics. They molt five times before reaching adulthood, needing a blood meal between each stage.
During that time, they’ll:
Crawl beneath the fabric surface of old mattresses, pillows, and recliners.
Hide under tufted seams, loose stitching, or holes and tears in furniture.
Feed and mature unseen for weeks.
Learn more about our Bed Bug Treatment Process and how we stop every life stage from egg to adult.
Don’t Throw Everything Away — Wash It Right
Panic is common when homeowners realize they have bed bugs — but don’t start dragging furniture to the curb. Most items can be salvaged with proper cleaning and professional treatment.
For linens, comforters, blankets, and pillows:
Wash in hot water (minimum 120°F / 49°C).
Dry on the highest heat setting for at least 30–45 minutes.
Avoid “dry only” cycles — heat + agitation are what kill all life stages.
Read our Bed Bug Preparation Guide for more cleaning and prevention tips.
Why DIY Doesn’t Work
General-use insecticides and alcohol sprays rarely penetrate hidden layers or seams. They may kill exposed bugs but drive survivors deeper into furniture. Meanwhile, the nymphs keep feeding and maturing below the surface.
That’s why so many people say, “I thought I got rid of them — and they came back.” They didn’t come back. You just never reached them.
See our blog: Why DIY Bed Bug Treatments Fail to learn why one wrong product can make the infestation worse.
How Hi-Tech Pest Control Solves It — Permanently
At Hi-Tech Pest Control, we specialize in one-treatment eradication — no repeat visits, no gimmicks, no excuses.
Our methods target every stage of infestation:
Penetrating treatments that reach under fabric layers and into seams.
Safe, furniture-salvaging techniques to save your mattresses, couches, and recliners.
Proven 100% eradication guarantee — you sleep bite-free the first night.
If another company told you to throw away your furniture, call us before you do. We’ll save it — and eliminate every bed bug inside.
📞Call Hi-Tech Pest Control today at 248-569-8001 ServingLivonia, Troy, Bloomfield Twp, Farmington Hills, Warren, Westland, Detroit, and all Southeastern Michigan.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: Can bed bugs live inside mattresses and couches?
A: Yes. Especially older furniture, where seams are loose or torn. Bed bug nymphs often live under the fabric itself, feeding and maturing undetected. Learn more on our Bed Bug FAQ page.
Q2: What is Herculon material, and why is it a problem?
A: Herculon is a woven synthetic fabric used in recliners and couches. Its porous fibers let nymphs pass through and hide beneath the surface — perfect for infestation.
Q3: Should I throw away my furniture?
A: No. Hi-Tech Pest Control salvages furniture safely. We eliminate bed bugs from inside recliners, couches, and mattresses with one professional treatment.
Q4: Does washing bedding really help?
A: Absolutely — if you wash and dry on high heat. Drying alone isn’t enough. Use hot water first, then heat dry for at least 30 minutes.
Q5: Why can’t sprays or foggers fix the problem?
A: They only kill what they touch. Bed bug nymphs under fabric layers and in crevices survive and keep multiplying. See Why DIY Fails.
grab some coffee. Bed bugs are having a global comeback tour—biting from Paris to Las Vegas to right here in Michigan. They don’t care about your ZIP code, your thread count, or your loyalty status. If there’s a warm human and a cozy seam, they’re RSVP’ing “yes.”
Where are bed bugs worst? In the U.S.
Every year, pest firms publish “worst cities” lists based on treatment data. In 2025, Chicago landed #1 again, followed by Cleveland and Detroit rounding out the top three. (We love you, Detroit—call us, we’ll help.)
Bonus: New York dropped to #15 in 2025—proof that aggressive inspection and prevention help. New York Post
Around the world
Paris had a headline-grabbing surge in 2023, with reports spanning homes, cinemas, and transit (right before the Olympics), and a national discussion about what to do next. London watched nervously, reported concerns on transit, and saw callouts rise—though not as much as the panic suggested. Australia documented a huge multi-year resurgence, too. PMC+5Reuters+5TIME+5
“What about big destinations—Disney World, Kalahari, Las Vegas?”
Large hospitality brands (theme parks, mega-resorts, indoor-waterpark hotels, Strip properties—you get the idea) typically follow hotel industry best practices called IPM (integrated pest management): frequent inspections (housekeeping checks seams & headboards), encasements, quick room-out-of-service protocols, and professional treatments. Those are the industry standards recommended by hotel associations and pest-management experts. Facilities Management Advisor+3AHLA+3National Pest Management Association+3
Do incidents still happen? Yes—anywhere humans travel. Las Vegas has even seen recent lawsuits tied to alleged hotel bed bugs; big tourist hubs deal with both pests and publicity. (This underscores why robust inspection programs matter.) SFGATE+2Fox News+2
Key point: There’s no single U.S. federal rule forcing hotels to publicly disclose bed bug cases; requirements vary by state and city, so most properties rely on internal protocols plus local regulations. Environmental Protection Agency+2Environmental Protection Agency+2
How long has this been a “crisis”?
After a mid-20th-century decline, bed bugs resurged in the late 1990s–2000s worldwide—driven by travel and resistance—and they’ve stayed stubborn ever since. Public-health and research groups have tracked this trend for decades. PMC+2BioMed Central+2
What actually works (and what doesn’t)
Works: Professional, evidence-based IPM: precise inspections, targeted treatments, follow-up verification, and customer education. That’s why hotels and smart homeowners use it. National Pest Management Association
Doesn’t (well): Random sprays, “miracle gadgets,” and wishful thinking. Resistance and hiding behavior mean you’ll miss the majority of the population. BioMed Central
😂 Tiny laughs, big truths
Bed bugs don’t care if your hotel has a lazy river or a monorail. They’re here for the all-you-can-eat human buffet.
If you see one, there are probably more. They’re the cocktail party guests who arrive early, stay late, and invite friends.
Michigan & You: What to do right now
Check seams on beds, couches, recliners, and headboards—look for live bugs, shed skins, tiny black fecal spots, or blood specks.
After travel: keep luggage off beds, bag clothes, wash/dry on high heat.
• 3. Call professionals early. The earlier we act, the easier (and cheaper) the fix.
✅ Why Hi-Tech Pest Control
One-treatment eradication with furniture salvage (keep your beds, couches & recliners).
Same-day service across Livonia, Troy, Bloomfield Twp, Farmington Hills, Westland, Warren, Detroit & all SE Michigan.
40+ years of solving what others couldn’t—guaranteed results.
📞Call 248-569-8001 — Sleep bite-free tonight.
❓ FAQ
Q: Are bed bugs only a U.S. problem?
A: No—there’s a global resurgence tied to travel and resistance. Paris, London, Australian cities, U.S. metros—you’ll find headlines everywhere. Reuters+2TIME+2
Q: Do “fancy” hotels or theme-park resorts avoid bed bugs?
A: They work hard to prevent them with daily inspections and rapid response, but zero risk isn’t realistic anywhere humans sleep. That’s why IPM is standard.
Q: How can a city drop in the rankings?
A: More inspections + prevention can reduce treatments counted by ranking lists. Example: NYC dropped to #15 in 2025. New York Post
Q: Is there a national rule forcing hotels to disclose bed bugs?
A: No single federal rule. Requirements vary by state/city; many properties follow internal protocols and industry guidance. Environmental Protection Agency+1
Q: Why not just spray everything myself?
A: Resistance + hiding behavior often makes DIY methods fail and spreads bugs further. Professional IPM hits all life stages and harborages. BioMed Central
