Cimex K9. 35,000+ inspections since 2009. Bed bug detection. 480-437-4335. Veteran owned. BBB accredited, A+ rating. 5-star Google rated.

35,000+ inspections since 2009

Bed bug detection

480-437-4335
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How to Choose a Certified Bed Bug Detection Team

Questions about K9 team certification, handler experience, training, and findings to ask before booking a bed bug inspection.

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A bed bug inspection is performed by a dog and handler working together. Before booking, ask about the team that will actually attend your property and how its performance is evaluated.

Ask about the certification

Request the certifying organization, date, and which dog-and-handler team the certification covers. Ask how the evaluation works and whether testing includes searches where the handler does not know the target location.

Ask about continued training

Certification is one part of a working program. Ask how the team practices, how performance is checked, and who helps address training problems. A provider should be able to explain its process in plain language.

Ask what you will receive

Clarify the search scope, how alerts are investigated, and how the team will explain findings and any search limitations. Relevant repeat-customer references can also help you understand the service.

Cimex K9’s approach

We offer a certified K9 team and independent inspections, with 35,000+ inspections completed since 2009. Contact Keith to discuss the team, your property, and the current certification details. Older posts describing particular organizations are historical records, not a substitute for current documentation.

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