Bed Bug Removal Denver – Eco Friendly Bed Bugs Elimination

Clutter Trucker uses safe and effective methods to eradicate bed bugs from your home or office. Bed bugs infestation is on the rise in many places in the U.S. Although, some people want to try and remove them without professional help, it becomes quickly evident that getting rid of all of them is not an easy task.

We are an eco-friendly junk removal, hoarding cleanup and bed bugs removal company in Denver and Colorado Springs. Our goal is to removal bed bugs in the most environmentally safe manner as possible. After all, that’s the same approach we use when removing junk. This allows minimal impact on you and your family, as well.

Most people think that bed bugs are only a problem in your mattress. The fact is that bed bugs can hide in cracks, crevices, and any hiding place in your house. One reason for the increase of bed bugs is most people don’t check for them. They only realize that they have a problem when the bed bugs are biting, and they can no longer sleep in peace.

When you have bed bugs in your home, it can cause discomfort for all of your family. Getting rid of them fast and making sure they are completely gone is essential. Let Clutter Trucker help you get rid of them once and for all.

We are known as the #1 junk removal service in Denver. Call us and find out why many also believe we are one of the very best at bed bug removal, too. Our reputation remains high, because we provide a high quality service with competitive prices.

Give us a call at to get up-to-date information. You can also read more on our bed bug removal page on our website.

About Jennifer Hanzlick

Clutter Trucker is a Denver-based hoarding clean-out company founded by Jennifer Hanzlick. Jennifer leveraged 15 years of corporate experience in to start the company in 2008. Her mission is to help and educate individuals and their loved ones who have hoarding disorder. A featured speaker at Ted X Boulder, Jennifer works directly with community and non-profit organizations to boost public awareness about the condition. To that end, she founded the Colorado Hoarding Task Force in 2015.