£220 for the first bedroom, £120 each after, follow-up visits included. In a period property there are more places for them to hide, and that matters more than the room count.
£220 for the first room and £120 for each additional room. Two rooms £340, three £460, four £580.
That is the whole programme, including the follow-up visits bed bug work requires. No bed bug job finishes in one visit, and a price that implies otherwise is not a real price.
| Rooms | Calculation | Total |
|---|---|---|
| 1 room | £220 | £220 |
| 2 rooms | £220 + £120 | £340 |
| 3 rooms | £220 + (2 × £120) | £460 |
| 4 rooms | £220 + (3 × £120) | £580 |
£220 against £180 for fleas or carpet moths in the same room. The difference is work, not a premium for the word.
This is what makes an older property a more careful job, and it is worth knowing before you compare quotes.
A modern flatpack bed has about eight joints. A Victorian wooden bedstead has dozens, and bed bugs will find every one of them.
See our full bed bug treatment service, published room prices and preparation guidance.
View Bed Bug Control Pinner →Worth a specific note in an area where people buy period furniture.
It is not about cleanliness. Bed bugs are carried, and a spotless home is as vulnerable as any other.
Read nextBed Bug Signs on a Mattress in Pinner – What to Look For →Often, if it is caught early and nothing has been moved. We check adjacent rooms as part of the visit.
The programme typically runs two to four weeks across the visits.
Usually not — and on a period frame, certainly not before it has been inspected.
Very different problem, same published pricing — wasp nests are £90 in Pinner, guaranteed for 30 days.
£220 for the first room and £120 for each additional. Two rooms £340, three £460, four £580.
Yes. No bed bug job finishes in one visit, and the price covers the programme.
Original skirtings with gaps behind, deep architraves and picture rails, floorboard gaps, lath and plaster cracks, and period bed frames with far more joints than a modern one.
Yes, particularly upholstered pieces and bed frames. Inspect joints, screw holes, the underside and any upholstery seam before it comes into the house.
Usually yes. Tell us it is valuable and we will say if a specialist would be better.
Strip and hot-wash all bedding, bag it sealed, clear the floor and under the beds, empty bedside drawers, and vacuum thoroughly.
Usually not — and on a period frame, certainly not before it has been inspected.
No. Bed bugs are carried in and are indifferent to how clean a home is.
Published room prices, follow-ups included. Do not throw a period frame out before it has been looked at.
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