Sample site. Cedar Ridge Pest Control is an invented business, and every name, price and review here is invented too.
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The features a site in this trade needs. Each one is working somewhere on this sample:

  1. Pest pickerPeople search the specific pest, so termites, bed bugs, roaches, rodents and wasps each get their own page and price.
  2. Same-day stripSomebody just saw something in the kitchen. Saying we can come today, with the number to call, is most of the sell.
  3. Bug identifierThree questions tell a worried homeowner what they are probably looking at and link straight to the treatment and its price.
  4. Protection plans on the pageQuarterly plans are the steady income, so all three are listed with monthly prices instead of being pitched at the door.
  5. What treatment involvesParents and pet owners want to know about drying time and whether they have to leave. The three steps answer it.
  6. Named guaranteeThe fear is that they come back. The return-free guarantee says what happens if they do.
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Bed bug treatment

Small reddish-brown bugs on the mattress seams, or itchy bites in a line after a night's sleep.

Bed bugs hide in mattress seams, box springs, headboards and the edges of carpet. We confirm them on the inspection before quoting, because many bites turn out to be something else.

Heat treatment raises the room to about 130 degrees for several hours and kills every life stage in one day. It starts at $950 for one bedroom and runs from $2,400 for a whole home. We send a written prep list a few days ahead, covering what to bag, what to leave and what to launder.

What is included

  • Inspection confirms bed bugs before any quote
  • Heat treatment kills eggs and adults in one visit
  • From $950 per bedroom, whole home from $2,400
  • Written prep list sent before the day
  • 60-day guarantee with a free re-check

Common questions

Do I need to throw out my mattress?

Usually no. Heat reaches inside the mattress and box spring. We fit encasements afterwards so any survivors cannot hide there.

Can I stay home during the treatment?

You need to be out of the home for the treatment day, about eight hours. You can sleep in your own bed that night.

Questions before you book?

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