BED BUG REMOVAL AND TREATMENT PERTH
Bed bug extermination from Perth locals
Bed bugs can be frustrating and challenging to deal with. When Perth locals need help exterminating pests, they trust 5 Star Termites & Pest Control. Here’s why:
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Pest Control for Bed Bugs
Bed bug extermination from Perth locals
Bed bugs can be frustrating and challenging to deal with. When Perth locals need help exterminating pests, they trust 5 Star Termites & Pest Control. Here’s why:
- Locally owned and operated
- Non-hazardous treatments to keep your family safe
- Industry-leading knowledge and techniques
- Up-front, honest, and on-time
- Long-term solutions to all your pest problems

Effective bed bug extermination

Treatments safe for family & pets

Eco-friendly solutions

Licensed for the highest-quality products

Trusted by families in Perth
Our 5 Star Process for Pest Control

1. Speak to an Expert
If you suspect you have bed bugs, give us a call. We’ll discuss your pest problem, arrange an inspection if required, and provide a quote for the best treatment method.

2. Treatment and Extermination
We’ll find the source, treat the bed bugs, and exterminate them with our safe and effective solutions.

3. Safeguarded by Warranty
You’ll have peace of mind that the pests are gone for good with our 30-day money-back guarantee.
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How to spot a bed bug infestation
With bed bug infestations becoming increasingly common, knowing the signs of a potential infestation is helpful.
What do bed bugs look like?
These pests get out of control quickly because they are small and difficult to see. Bed bugs are typically red, 5 to 8 mm long, with a flat and oval body. When they hatch, bed bugs are translucent and darken after each moult.
Due to their size, you may not ever see a bed bug even if they are around. Instead, you may notice dark stains and small spots on sheets, a musty sweet smell, or blood spots.
Bed bug behaviour
Another reason that infestations occur is due to the bed bug’s reproductive behaviour. One female bed bug can lay up to 200 eggs during her life, and because the eggs are so small (approximately 0.8 mm), they are often missed by DIY treatments.
Able to live for several months without feeding, it’s common for these pests to infest homes when brought in on stored furniture or reinfest a home when a new tenant moves in.
How to prevent bed bugs
Bed bugs usually arrive in one home after being transported from another. To prevent them from arriving in your home, you should:
- Check all second-hand furniture thoroughly
- Wash bedding and other textiles in hot water
- Avoid using shared laundry facilities
- Vacuum regularly
- Immediately wash clothes and thoroughly clean luggage after travelling
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