Bed Bug Detection
Our dogs detect live bed bugs by scent, even in the toughest hiding places.
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Different problems. Same working instinct. From bed bug detection to rodent abatement and wildlife management, our trained dogs deliver faster, more accurate results with less disruption.
Our dogs detect live bed bugs by scent, even in the toughest hiding places.
Learn MoreTerriers locate and help eliminate rodent activity quickly and effectively.
Learn MoreHumane goose hazing for corporate campuses, athletic fields, HOAs, golf courses, and municipalities.
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K9 support helps pest control and landscape partners focus treatment, exclusion, abatement, goose management, and follow-up.
Learn MoreA dog's nose is up to 100,000 times more powerful than a human's. That means faster detects, more accuracy, and problems solved before they escalate.
Dogs detect what humans can't.
Find issues quickly and efficiently.
Solutions that protect people, pets, and wildlife.
Minimal disruption. Maximum results.
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Our disciplined K9 teams provide calm, targeted bed bug inspections for homes, hotels, schools, and commercial properties throughout Connecticut, with Northeast travel for bed bug and rodent detection projects.
Learn More About Bed Bug DetectionNo. K9 detection helps identify where activity is likely present so treatment, exclusion, abatement, or follow-up can be more focused.
Yes. We support pest control and landscape partners by helping identify where to focus treatment, exclusion, abatement planning, goose management, or follow-up inspections.
Our bed bug and rodent detection teams are nationally certified by NESDCA and recertified annually. We are also NWCOA certified and Connecticut DEEP licensed.
Yes. Connecticut is our base, and for select bed bug and rodent detection projects, we travel throughout the Northeast when the fit is right.
Wildlife, especially goose and rodent pressure, is rarely a one-time event. Most species follow repeating behavioral and seasonal cycles tied to food, shelter, nesting, breeding, migration, and environmental conditions.
We often compare it to lawn care. A lawn continues to grow throughout the season and needs regular attention to stay maintained. Wildlife and rodent management works much the same way. Consistent monitoring and maintenance help prevent activity from reestablishing over time.
Geese often return to the same properties year after year because they learned to fly there. Rodents follow similar patterns through shelter availability, food sources, travel routes, and seasonal pressure. In many situations, if you are not seeing activity, it is because preventative management is already working behind the scenes.
We explain what was observed, where the dogs indicated activity, and what next steps may help the property owner, manager, or pest control partner make an informed decision.