Professional Bedbug Control in Nairobi and Across Kenya

Residential treatment is charged per visit by the size of your home: studio/bedsitter KSh 4,500, 1 bedroom KSh 5,500, 2 bedrooms KSh 6,500, 3 bedrooms KSh 7,500 and 4 bedrooms KSh 8,500.

Every programme includes two visits, six days apart, so the full programme is twice the per-visit price — for example KSh 13,000 for a 2-bedroom home. Larger homes, hotels and commercial premises are quoted individually. See the price list.

Look for small dark spots along mattress seams and bed-frame joints, pale shed skins, tiny white eggs, and live insects in folds, cracks and furniture joints. A musty smell can occur in heavier infestations.

Itchy marks on the skin alone cannot confirm bedbugs, because other insects and skin conditions cause similar reactions. Our guide on how to identify bedbugs in your mattress and bedroom shows what to check, or book a professional inspection.

The length of each visit depends on the number of rooms, beds and furniture to be treated, and we will give you an estimate when we book. Our standard programme involves two treatment visits six days apart, so the full programme spans about a week, plus any re-entry period stated for the products used.

We do not promise that a single visit will eliminate an infestation. Bedbug eggs are more difficult to kill than active bugs, and some insects may be hidden in places that are hard to reach on the first visit.

That is why our core service is a two-treatment programme: a second treatment six days after the first targets bedbugs that survived or hatched in the meantime.

Usually, yes. People and pets should stay out of the rooms being treated during the treatment and for the re-entry period the technician gives you. That period depends on the products and method used, so it is confirmed for your specific treatment rather than being a fixed number of hours.

Preparation depends on the treatment plan, and you will receive specific instructions before the visit. Common steps include reducing clutter around the bed, bagging bedding and clothing for laundering as directed, and clearing access to bed frames, skirting and furniture.

Please do not move furniture or belongings to other rooms before the visit, as this can spread bedbugs. See our full preparation guide.

Yes. We treat individual apartments and work with landlords, agents and property managers on multi-unit buildings, where inspecting neighbouring units is often important. See commercial and property management bedbug control.

Yes. Nairobi is our main service area, and we also treat properties in Mombasa — see bedbug control in Mombasa. For other locations, call or WhatsApp us with the location and the size of the property, and we will confirm whether a visit can be arranged before giving a quotation. See areas served.

The technician will tell you the re-entry time for your treatment before they leave. It varies with the product label, the method and ventilation, so we do not publish a single re-entry time that applies to every case. Follow the specific instructions you are given.

For an active infestation, yes. Our programme includes a second treatment six days after the first because eggs that survived the first visit can hatch into new nymphs. Where the two-treatment programme has been quoted, the second visit is an essential part of the service, not an optional extra.

In most cases you can keep using your bed once the re-entry period has passed and the technician has confirmed it is safe to do so. Whether a mattress is treated directly, and what you should do afterwards, depends on its condition and on the product labels. Never apply household insecticide to your mattress yourself unless the label clearly permits it.

Inspect second-hand furniture and mattresses before bringing them home, check luggage after travel, reduce clutter around beds, and consider mattress encasements so any new activity is easy to spot. Report any new signs early. Our guide on reducing the risk of bedbugs returning covers this in detail.