Ben Michel
Miles is an exceptionally helpful, kind, and professional individual and was incredibly easy to communicate and work with. He made the process as painless as possible and was also very fun to chat with.
Bite Back Bed Bug Removal of Boston is based in Somerville and focuses exclusively on bed bug work. It serves Somerville, Cambridge, Boston, Medford and surrounding areas. Its treatments use pesticide-free steam and portable commercial steamers; the company has operated since 2011.
Somerville, Cambridge, Boston, Medford and surrounding areas.
Featured on ProsGrade. Bite Back Bed Bug Removal of Boston is one of 5 pest control companies ProsGrade lists in Somerville, Massachusetts.
4 services listed, including Residential bed bug removal, Commercial bed bug removal and Bed bug inspections. Open weekdays, closed on weekends. Rated 5.0 from 14 reviews.
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Across several reviews, customers praise Miles for being helpful and reassuring, including his informative explanations and easy communication. One customer says he checked two other rental properties and found them fine; another recalls steam treatment with a heated box for books and paper goods.
Miles is an exceptionally helpful, kind, and professional individual and was incredibly easy to communicate and work with. He made the process as painless as possible and was also very fun to chat with.
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The time varies with home size, infestation level and preparation. The company typically schedules about 1.5 hours per bedroom and half an hour for each living room.
The preparation list calls for bedding and clothing to be dried on high heat for at least 60 minutes, then sealed in fresh bags and kept in an unaffected area until treatment.
If the inspection finds bed bugs and a treatment is scheduled, the inspection is free.
No. The company says residents can remain in the home because its steam treatment is localized.