BED BUG EXTERMINATE

Traditional bed bugs once nearly disappeared from Japan due to the widespread use of powerful insecticides. However, chemical-resistant "super bed bugs" are now entering the country hidden in travelers' suitcases and luggage, rapidly breeding.

In recent years, bed bugs are increasingly brought home in luggage after overseas trips, or spread locally when international visitors bring them into domestic hotels and commercial facilities. As a result, these pests can now find their way into your daily surroundings, even through everyday situations that seem completely unrelated to traveling abroad or foreign visitors.

Additionally, bed bugs lay 3 to 6 eggs per day, totaling up to around 500 eggs over their lifetime. They are also resistant to cold and can survive for 2 to 3 months even without humans present, making total eradication exceptionally difficult.

While similar to mites in that they bite at night and cause itching, this itchiness is an allergic reaction. Consequently, some people may have no noticeable symptoms depending on individual sensitivity or the number of bites, while others may experience itching so severe that it keeps them awake at night.

Unlike mites, bed bugs grow to about 5 mm in size, so if you find an insect that is visible to the naked eye, there is a possibility it could be a bed bug.

Additionally, dark reddish-black fecal stains are a distinctive sign. If you find such stains on ceilings, walls, curtains, mattresses, or sofas, there is a possibility of a bed bug infestation.

With our extensive field experience and specialized knowledge, we accurately assess each situation and perform thorough treatments not only on gaps where pests are actually hiding, but also on any potential hiding spots. By combining chemical treatments effective against chemical-resistant "super bed bugs" with high-temperature steam processing that targets their weakness to heat, we completely eradicate them from eggs to adults.