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Effective carpet beetle treatment - hire an experienced exterminator
Carpet beetles are not the fastest breeders but once they infest your home, the damage they can cause in a short space of time can be quite substantial and most importantly, irreversible. The larvae of the insect feed exclusively on animal-based and organic products, so your natural-fibre soft furnishings and textiles are immediately put at risk. The larvae of carpet beetles will feed on:
- Silk, leather, fur, cotton
- Book bindings, canvas paintings
- Upholstered items, natural carpeting, bedding, clothing
- Synthetic rugs that have been affected by food/liquid spillages or grease stains.
Hence, if you notice traces of insect activity on your belongings, call a professional to inspect your property and determine the type of pest you've been having trouble with.
What to do before and after the carpet beetles removal

Prior to the specialist’s arrival, it will help if you:
Once, the treatment has been completed:
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Carpet beetle control in London and the rest of England
Carpet beetles control FAQ
Q: What kills carpet beetles instantly?
A: Use Boric acid powder to eliminate carpet beetles. Boric acid can kill beetles, larvae, and eggs; sprinkle generously on carpet and vacuum after two to three hours.
Q: Do carpet beetles live in beds?
A: It is rare for carpet beetles to infest beds or people the same way bed bugs do. Instead, they prefer to feed on fabrics like carpet, wool and other natural materials.
Q: Can you see a carpet beetle egg?
A: It is easy to distinguish carpet beetles' eggs from others because they have ledges that look like backbones. They are white and can reach up to 0.5mm long with an oval shape.
Q: How much is it to get rid of carpet beetles?
A: A carpet beetle exterminator typically charges between £170 to £260, including materials and tools. Most infestations require one treatment, but severe cases of persistent pests may require multiple visits.
Q: What time of the year do you see carpet beetles?
A: Carpet Beetles eat only pollen and nectar from garden flowers and lay their eggs in bird's nests, felt, fabric, or fluff accumulated in buildings. A carpet beetle pupa usually emerges during the spring and summer. Adult carpet beetles search for egg-laying sites in April, May and June, while the grubs are active in October before hibernating.
Q: How does pest control get rid of carpet beetles?
A: Carpet beetles are controlled using residual pesticides sprayed on the floors and walls. Pesticides like these will kill adults and larvae immediately and have enhanced residual properties. A professional fogging machine reaches every corner of a room where carpet beetles hide.