Bed bug treatment in Tower Hamlets
Inspection and treatment for bed bugs in homes, rented rooms and accommodation, with clear preparation advice. We cover homes, rented properties and businesses across Tower Hamlets, including Whitechapel, Spitalfields, Aldgate and Stepney.
Where bed bugs turn up in Tower Hamlets
Georgian and Victorian terraced houses in Spitalfields, Stepney Green and Bow
Houses converted into flats let bed bugs travel between rooms through gaps around pipes, floorboards and shared walls.
Large blocks of flats and estates in Poplar, Stepney and Bethnal Green
Pipe runs, wall cavities and shared corridors can let bed bugs spread from one flat to the next, so neighbouring homes may need checking too.
Offices, shops and hotels in Canary Wharf, Aldgate and Whitechapel
Second-hand furniture, clothing stock and staff bags can carry bed bugs into shops and offices, where they hide in chairs and soft furnishings.
Signs to look for
Bites in rows
Itchy red bites on skin exposed during sleep, often in lines or small clusters. Bites alone cannot confirm bed bugs, as reactions vary and some people show none.
Dark spots
Small black or brown spots of digested blood on mattress seams, bed frames, headboards and nearby walls.
Marks on sheets
Tiny rust-coloured smears on sheets or pillowcases where a bug has been crushed after feeding.
Shed skins and eggs
Pale, empty skins and white eggs about 1 mm long tucked into seams, joints and screw holes.
How it works
Tell us what you’ve seen
Call or email with the pest, the type of property and your postcode. A technician can explain the process before anyone visits.
Find the source
The visit starts with the signs: identifying the pest, where it is nesting and how it is getting in.
Treat the problem
Treatment uses professional-use products and methods chosen for the pest and the property, with clear safety advice.
Keep it from coming back
You get advice on proofing and hygiene. Businesses can choose one-off visits or a regular service programme.
Local pages in Tower Hamlets
Further reading
Let’s talk about the problem.
Tell us what you’ve seen, the property type and your postcode.