Bed Bug Treatment
Apartment density makes coordinated inspection and follow-up important.
Santa Monica is its own city, bordered on three sides by the City of Los Angeles and on the fourth by the Pacific. Its cool, often foggy climate and dense mix of older apartment buildings and wood-frame homes create a distinct set of pest concerns.
Much of Santa Monica’s housing is multi-family: courtyard buildings and low- to mid-rise apartments north of Wilshire and in Mid-City, Ocean Park and Pico. Many long-standing buildings share walls, plumbing and laundry rooms, so problems like bed bugs and German cockroaches often need attention beyond a single unit.
Single-family streets — from early beach cottages in Ocean Park to larger homes north of Montana Avenue — include plenty of older wood. Combined with the marine layer, that makes attic, eave and crawlspace inspection worthwhile.
If you rent, report pest problems to your landlord or property manager in writing. Questions about who arranges treatment are governed by your lease and local rules; the City of Santa Monica’s housing resources can help. Owners and managers can request a building-wide assessment through this site.
For public mosquito concerns — such as a neglected pool or standing water on public property — contact the public vector control district that serves your address. On the Westside this is generally the Los Angeles County West Vector Control District; confirm with the district before reporting.
We take requests from these Santa Monica ZIP codes. ZIP codes can cross city lines; availability is confirmed for each address.
Apartment density makes coordinated inspection and follow-up important.
German cockroaches in older multi-unit kitchens and bathrooms.
Older wood-frame homes near the coast benefit from attic and crawlspace inspection.
Ant trails into kitchens and bathrooms year-round.
We accept requests from across Santa Monica, including Ocean Park, Pico, Mid-City, Wilshire-Montana, Sunset Park and North of Montana. Availability is confirmed for each address.
Notify your landlord or property manager in writing, avoid moving belongings to other rooms or homes, and don't use foggers. Our bed bug page explains preparation.
No. It is a separate city, so local rules — business licensing and housing regulations — come from the City of Santa Monica.
Give us a call — we'll arrange an inspection and explain your options before any treatment.