Bed Bug Prep Checklist (Customer)

This is a fill-in handout, not a calculator — there is no formula and no computed result. Add your company and the appointment, toggle the rows that apply to this home, and the one-page prep sheet on the right updates live; print it or save it as a PDF, or copy it as text to email the customer.

The situational toggles (pets, fish aquarium, HVAC unit near the bed) add tailored rows that generic prep PDFs leave out. The re-entry window sets the "stay out of the home for N hours" line (typically 2–4). The °F / °C control reorders the laundry threshold; both units always print so the sheet is unambiguous (>140 °F (>60 °C), dry on high heat for at least 30 minutes).

A blank sheet prints just as cleanly as a filled one, so you can hand it to an occupant to read on paper. Nothing is stored — the logo, customer name, and appointment live only in your browser for this one session and are gone when you reload. The optional acknowledgment line is a courtesy "prep done" confirmation, not a legal attestation, and the sheet never promises guaranteed eradication — bed bugs routinely need a follow-up visit about 3–4 weeks later.

The findings that sent you here belong on the other side of the visit, in the bed bug inspection report template, which records one row per room and per harborage site and prints as the report a landlord or housing authority reads. Sizing and pricing the treatment itself is a separate question, worked out by the bed bug treatment cost estimator, and whatever gets applied on the day is recorded in the pesticide application log worksheet.