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You’re losing sleep, checking your sheets every night, and wondering if those red bumps are from bed bugs. The stress is eating at you, and you need this nightmare to end now.
Here’s what happens when we solve your bed bug problem: You sleep through the night without waking up to check for bugs. Your family feels safe in their own beds again. The embarrassment and anxiety disappear because the problem is actually gone—not just temporarily masked with chemicals that wear off.
We don’t just treat the symptoms. Our bed bug treatment in Morrice, MI eliminates the entire infestation using methods that kill bed bugs in all life stages, so they can’t come back to haunt you next month.
We’ve been protecting Morrice homes since 2005. Roger brings 26 years of experience to every job, and we’re one of fewer than 100 companies nationwide offering canine bed bug detection—a service most bed bug pest control companies simply don’t have.
We’re not the cheapest option in town, and that’s intentional. You’re investing in methods that actually work—specialized detection dogs with 98% accuracy, professional heat treatment equipment, and technicians who know the difference between a thorough job and a quick fix.
In a tight-knit community like Morrice, your reputation matters. We understand the discretion you need and the results you deserve when dealing with bed bugs.
First, our certified detection dog pinpoints exactly where bed bugs are hiding—even in places you’d never think to look. This isn’t guesswork like other bed bug exterminators use. Our canine has 98% accuracy in detecting live bugs and viable eggs, which means we know exactly what we’re dealing with before we start treatment.
Next, we use targeted heat treatment to raise the temperature in affected areas to 120-140 degrees Fahrenheit. This kills bed bugs in all life stages without chemicals. The heat penetrates every crack and crevice where bed bugs hide—something sprays and foggers simply can’t do.
Finally, we conduct a post-treatment inspection to verify complete elimination. You get a guarantee that if bed bugs return within our warranty period, we come back at no charge. Most Morrice homes are completely bed bug-free after just one treatment.
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Most bed bug pest control companies in the Morrice area use the same generic approach for every home. We customize our bed bug treatment based on what our detection dog finds and the specific layout of your property. Same technician, same high standards, every time.
Michigan’s climate creates unique challenges for bed bug control. Our bugs can survive freezing temperatures and go months without feeding, which is why DIY sprays and foggers fail—they don’t reach the hidden populations that restart your infestation weeks later.
We use integrated pest management techniques developed specifically for Michigan conditions. Our heat treatment equipment is commercial-grade, not the consumer versions that don’t reach lethal temperatures consistently. As a family-owned business celebrating 20 years in Morrice, we’ve built our reputation on getting it right the first time.
Look for small, dark red or rust-colored spots on your sheets and mattress seams—these are blood stains from crushed bed bugs. You might also notice small, itchy bite marks that appear in lines or clusters on exposed skin while you sleep, typically on arms, shoulders, and neck.
Check the seams of your mattress, behind your headboard, and in the cracks of your bed frame with a flashlight. Bed bugs are about the size of an apple seed and are reddish-brown when fed. You might also smell a sweet, musty odor in heavily infested rooms—something many Morrice residents describe as smelling like overripe raspberries.
Many people don’t realize they have bed bugs until the infestation is well-established because these pests are excellent at hiding and only come out to feed at night. If you suspect bed bugs, don’t wait—early detection saves time, money, and stress.
Yes, bed bugs thrive indoors regardless of Michigan’s harsh winters. Your heated home provides the perfect environment for them year-round. Unlike outdoor pests that die off when temperatures drop, bed bugs live exclusively indoors where they’re protected from weather.
Bed bugs can actually survive short periods at temperatures as low as 5 degrees Fahrenheit, and they can go up to a year without feeding. This means they can hide in furniture, behind walls, or in other areas of your home and remain dormant until conditions are right to start feeding again.
Michigan’s winter months can actually make bed bug problems worse because people spend more time indoors and may unknowingly transport bed bugs when they travel for holidays or bring in secondhand furniture. The key is professional treatment that eliminates them completely, not just temporarily.
Store-bought sprays only kill bed bugs they directly contact, but bed bugs are master hiders. They squeeze into cracks smaller than a credit card thickness, behind electrical outlets, and inside furniture where sprays can’t reach. You’re essentially playing hide-and-seek with insects that have had millions of years to perfect their hiding skills.
Michigan bed bug populations have developed resistance to many common pesticides. Studies show 80% of bed bug populations are resistant to pyrethroid pesticides—the main ingredient in most consumer sprays. Some populations are so resistant they won’t die unless pesticide is applied directly to their bodies, which is nearly impossible to achieve with store-bought products.
Sprays also don’t kill bed bug eggs, which means new bugs will hatch and restart your infestation within weeks. Professional heat treatment kills bugs in all life stages and penetrates every hiding spot in your home—that’s why it works when sprays fail.
Our canine inspection typically takes 30-60 minutes depending on the size of your home. The detection dog can pinpoint problem areas quickly, which makes the actual treatment more targeted and efficient than companies that rely on visual inspections alone.
Heat treatment usually takes 6-8 hours for a typical Morrice home. We need to gradually raise the temperature and maintain lethal heat levels long enough to kill bugs in all life stages, including eggs. You’ll need to leave during treatment, but you can return the same day and sleep in your own bed that night.
Most homes are completely bed bug-free after one treatment. Chemical treatments from other companies often require multiple visits over several weeks, but our heat treatment eliminates the entire infestation in a single day—which saves you time, money, and weeks of continued stress.
Remove all people and pets from the home during heat treatment. Take any heat-sensitive items like candles, crayons, vinyl records, and certain medications with you. We’ll provide you with a complete preparation checklist when we schedule your treatment—no guesswork involved.
Wash all clothing and bedding in hot water (at least 120°F) and dry on high heat for 45 minutes. Items that can’t be washed should be placed in the dryer on high heat. Bag these items in sealed plastic bags until treatment is complete to prevent re-infestation.
Don’t move items from infested rooms to other parts of your home—this can spread bed bugs to areas that weren’t previously affected. Our technician will walk through the preparation process with you and answer any questions about specific items in your home.
Yes, we offer discounts for seniors, veterans, and first responders in the Morrice area. We believe those who have served our community and country deserve special consideration when dealing with pest problems. Just mention your status when you call for your free inspection.
We also offer price matching for reasonable competitors’ rates. If you receive a written estimate from another licensed pest control company for comparable services, we’ll match their price while providing our superior canine detection and heat treatment methods.
As a family-owned business that’s been serving Morrice for 20 years, we understand that bed bug treatment is an unexpected expense. We work with homeowners to find solutions that fit their budget while ensuring the job is done right the first time—because doing it twice costs more than doing it right once.
