Frequently Asked Questions
Clear answers to common questions about bed bug detection, inspections and how our services work.
Most Popular Questions
Bed bug detection is the process of identifying whether live bed bug activity is present. We focus solely on accurate detection, enabling informed decisions before any treatment is considered.
Detection confirms whether bed bugs are present and where they are. Pest control involves treatment. We are independent and provide detection only, with no involvement in treatments.
Yes, our trained canine detection specialists work alongside qualified handlers to quickly and accurately locate live bed bug activity.
Canine detection is highly effective when conducted by trained teams. Dogs can locate live bed bug activity that may be missed during visual inspections.
The dog and handler search targeted areas such as beds, furniture and soft furnishings. Any indications are recorded and clearly documented in a report.
Most inspections are completed within minutes per room, depending on the size and layout of the space being inspected.
Yes, inspections are designed to be low-disruption and can be carried out in occupied homes, hotels, care environments and operational sites.
Reactive inspections are typically available within 4–12 hours, depending on location and availability.
No. We do not carry out treatments. This ensures our findings are unbiased and based solely on detection accuracy.
Yes, all inspections include clear documentation outlining findings, areas inspected and next-step guidance if activity is detected.
Our services are used by homeowners, hotels, housing providers, transport operators, care homes, councils and other public-facing organisations.
Yes, accurate detection helps avoid unnecessary room closures, treatments, or escalations by confirming exactly where activity is present or not.