Bed bugs can cause a great deal of emotional, social, and financial stress – not to mention they bite you and feed on your blood! In order to get rid of bedbugs for good, you need to get proper treatment that requires professional expertise. Since DIY treatments are almost always ineffective and usually worsen the bed bug infestation problem by spreading bed bugs even further throughout the home, it is important to use methods that do not pose threats to your well-being and your property. The only way to ensure this is to hire a reputable, experienced and professional bed bug exterminator like Bed Bug Exterminator Pro in Toronto.
Hiring a bed bug exterminator in Toronto or in your area is the safest and most effective solution to your bed bug problem and is even highly recommended by the Canadian government. If you are having difficulty finding the best company amongst a plethora of bedbug management firms in Toronto or in your area, here is a guide to help you know what you should look for in a bed bug extermination company.
License
There are a number of bedbug management companies in Canada out of which only a few are registered and licensed. Check the list of licensed firms from your rovinces website of Ministry of Environment and Climate Change. Any company that does not meet this basic requirement should be written off from your list immediately. You can alternatively check the website of the bed bug exterminator you are interested to see if they are registered with the Ministry of Environment. In our case, we are registered with the Ministry of Environment Ontario under our parent company Pestend Pest Control Toronto.
Membership and Compliance
Getting your home sprayed with chemicals or pesticides calls for serious assessment of the company in terms of their capability to perform the job well. You are strongly advised to ask the firm about their membership in well-recognized local, state, and national associations. Companies having memberships of prestigious associations follow pest management standards and ethical business practices.
Some well-known associations to look for in the pest industry include, National Pest Management Association (NPMA), Canadian Pest Management Association (CPMA), and the Structural Pest Management Association of Ontario (SPMAO). At bed Bug Exterminator Pro we dedicated members of all three of these directories. You can read more about our membership on our about us page.
Price
The price of bedbug extermination services may vary across firms. It is better to compare different firms in terms of price and various other factors to make sure that you get the safest and most efficient service for your bed bug problem.
Also, it is recommended to get your house inspected before finalizing the deal with the company. The company should offer you the price according to the requirement of work rather than charging a flat fee. Look for lowest price guarantees and price match guarantees to ensure that your company of choice is in fact giving you the best deal available. At Bed Bug Exterminator Pro we offer the lowest bed bug extermination prices for 100% guaranteed bed bug extermination in Toronto. If you find a lower price for comparable bedbug services that we offer, we will match that price. Please keep in mind that there has been an emergence of part time, amateur “bed bug exterminators” that are offering unreasonably low prices because they don’t care about quality work and usually create bigger problems for customers with no guarantees.
Guarantee
You may find very few firms offering 100 percent money-back guarantee. The full refund of payment shows the firm’s commitment and dedication to serving their customers well. It is best to select the company that offers 100 percent refund of money in case of failure to exterminate the bedbugs completely. At Bed Bug Exterminator Pro in Toronto we offer 100% money-back guarantee to all our bed bug extermination customers. This ensures we deliver our services as promised and protects our customers.
Integrated Pest Management Approach
Some bed bug management companies use integrated pest management approach. The approach requires them to inform you about their findings through a formal report adding what actions they will be taking and the precautions you are required to take. These companies monitor the status of bedbug activities even after the service is rendered. Their follow up continues until their goal is achieved or the bedbugs are exterminated completely. At bed Bug Exterminator Pro we follow up after two weeks of our initial bed bug extermination to make sure that no bed bugs remain. In the rare cases where some bed bugs still remain, we will re-treat your location the second time, free of charge and we will repeat the follow up procedure again after two weeks. By this time if there are bed bugs still remaining you have the option to get your money back or we can re-treat your home again at no additional cost.
Insurance Coverage
The top-notch bedbug management companies show high level of dedication to their customers by by having their bed bug exterminators insured to make up for the loss of their property in case of negligence on their part. Getting bed bug management services from an insured company can make you free from any financial burden. All bed bug exterminators at Bed Bug Exterminator Pro in Toronto are fully insured and bonded for the protection of our customers and our exterminators.
Customer Reviews
Make sure to look for customer reviews to know more about the company you are about to choose. Check out reputable review sites such as Homestars, Yelp and even Google to make sure the company of your choice does not have too many bad reviews. Keep in mind that having a few bad reviews doesn’t mean that the company you want to choose is a bad company. If a company has a few bad reviews and many good reviews, it shows that the reviews are legitimate, and as you may already know, every company that has been around for a while had to deal with some unreasonable, angry customers that went to the extent to leave a bad review which may not be accurate.
