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Northern Ireland’s Specialist Canine Bed Bug Detection & Heat Treatment Service Northern Ireland’s tourism and hospitality industry relies on reputation, occupancy and guest confidence. With thousands of overnight stays every week across Belfast, Lisburn, Newry and beyond, high guest turnover increases the risk of bed bug introduction into hotels, guesthouses, student accommodation and serviced apartments. Bed bugs are not a cleanliness issue — they are a travel issue. Elite Detections provides specialist canine bed bug detection, professional heat treatment, and proactive prevention programmes across Northern Ireland. We work primarily with accommodation providers and high-occupancy premises where early detection and rapid response are critical.
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Lisburn, United Kingdom
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