Bed Bug Treatment in Beirut, Lebanon

Your mattress stays in the house, and we come back for the eggs

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What a Bed Bug Treatment Actually Involves

Bed bugs settle within a couple of metres of where someone sleeps, so an infestation has a centre.

Steam and a fine-filter vacuum clear the bed, so your mattress stays in the house.

A second visit is planned from the start, for the eggs. The Ministry of Public Health has banned aluminium and zinc phosphide in residential areas, so no agricultural fumigant is used in a home. Call +961 3 265900.

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Tell Us What You Are Dealing With

Dark spots along a mattress seam, or bites in a line? Send a photo if you have one.

Customer Testimonials

What people across Lebanon say after a treatment.

A bed bug problem does not settle down on its own

Book a Bed Bug Inspection in Lebanon

From Beirut to Batroun

Achrafieh, Hamra, Badaro, Gemmayzeh, Jdeideh, Antelias, Sin el Fil and Jounieh

Homes and workplaces

Apartments, villas, hotel rooms, staff accommodation and offices

Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Will I have to throw my mattress away?

No. Steam and a fine-filter vacuum clear the seams, and the mattress stays.

How many visits does a bed bug treatment take?

At least two: the live bugs first, then the eggs that hatch afterwards.

Is the treatment safe around children and pets?

Yes, once the treated surfaces have dried. Nothing goes on the bed itself.

Do I have to leave the house?

Only the rooms being treated, and only until they dry.

Can I spray something myself before you come?

Better not. Aerosols scatter the survivors into wall voids and the next flat.

Where did they come from, and is it about cleanliness?

Luggage, second-hand furniture and shared walls. It is not about cleanliness.

Do you cover my area?

From Beirut to Batroun. Outside that, call with the location.

Preparing for an inspection? Check our guide to 10 bed bug hiding places, then compare professional heat and pesticide treatment to understand what to ask before agreeing to a treatment plan.