Carpet Beetle Control
Specialized treatment for carpet beetles targeting both larvae and adults to protect your carpets, clothing, and natural fiber furnishings from damage.
Key Benefits
- Identification of carpet beetle species
- Targeted insecticide treatment for larvae
- Steam treatment for sensitive fabrics
- Preventative surface treatments
- Advice on proper storage and prevention
Our Process
- Detailed inspection of carpets, rugs, upholstery, and stored clothing
- Identification of infestation severity and damage assessment
- Thorough vacuuming of affected areas to remove eggs and larvae
- Application of residual insecticide to carpet edges, baseboards, and under furniture
- Treatment of wardrobes, closets, and storage areas
- Steam treatment for delicate fabrics and materials
- Advice on washing and dry cleaning of infested items
- Recommendations for ongoing prevention and monitoring
Safety Information
Carpet beetle treatments use targeted applications that are safe for use around fabrics and furnishings. Steam treatments are chemical-free and highly effective for sensitive materials.
Pro Tips
- Vacuum regularly, especially under furniture and along carpet edges.
- Store woolens and natural fiber items in sealed plastic bags or containers.
- Dry clean or wash stored items before putting them away for the season.
- Use cedar blocks or lavender sachets as natural deterrents.
- Inspect secondhand furniture and rugs before bringing them into your home.
- Keep windows and doors screened to prevent adult beetles from entering.
- Reduce lint buildup in heating vents and around appliances.
Why Choose Us
- Specialized knowledge of carpet beetle biology and behavior
- Gentle treatments safe for expensive carpets and fabrics
- Comprehensive approach addressing both beetles and larvae
- Prevention strategies to avoid future infestations
- Experience with museum and heritage textile protection
Did You Know?
Carpet beetle larvae can cause more damage than moths to natural fibers. They feed on wool, silk, feathers, and even pet hair, and can remain in the larval stage for up to a year.