Bed Bug Treatment in New Westminster
Columbia SkyTrain corridor, older apartment stock, Queens Park basements

Yes. New Westminster's Columbia and 22nd Street SkyTrain hubs create transit-adjacent rental density with high unit turnover — the same introduction pressure pattern as other Metro Vancouver transit corridors.

Yes. In older New Westminster walk-up buildings with aging wall construction, adjacent-unit assessment is the first priority when a neighbouring unit confirms an active infestation.

Both the main floor and basement suite need to be treated as separate harborage zones with both occupants involved in prep and coordination.

Vacuum carpeted surfaces, discard the bag, wash bedding in hot water, clear floor perimeters, remove pets. We provide a prep list.

Heat treats the full suite at lethal temperatures for all stages. Chemical treatment targets confirmed harborages. We recommend based on the inspection findings.

Follow-up inspection four to six weeks after treatment. Absence of new bites and live insects.

Return usually means missed harborage or a new introduction. We document clearly which on the follow-up inspection.

In older Columbia Street walk-up buildings with aging plumbing construction, cross-unit travel is possible. Adjacent assessment when a unit confirms infestation reduces building-level spread.