Carpet beetle larvae are silently chewing through your carpets, clothing, and upholstery right now. Our professional carpet beetle treatment eliminates every life stage and protects your home's fabrics.
Carpet beetles are small, oval-shaped insects that feed on natural fibers. While the adults are mostly harmless, their larvae are the real destroyers. These tiny, fuzzy caterpillar-like creatures chew through wool, silk, leather, feathers, and any animal-based fabric they can find.
Adult carpet beetles are harmless, but their larvae feed for months, chewing irregular holes through carpets, clothing, and upholstered furniture.
Larvae feed in dark, undisturbed areas like closets, under furniture, and inside stored boxes — damage often goes unnoticed for months.
Wool rugs, cashmere sweaters, silk garments, leather goods, and even taxidermy mounts are all targets for carpet beetle larvae.
Watch for these warning signs in your Michigan home:
Small, uneven holes appearing in wool carpets, clothing, blankets, or upholstered furniture.
Tiny, light-brown, bristly shed skins found near baseboards, in closets, or under furniture edges.
Small, round beetles on windowsills — adults are attracted to light and try to fly outside in spring.
Thin or bare spots appearing in wool rugs and carpets, especially along edges and under furniture.
Small, hairy, caterpillar-like larvae found in closets, dresser drawers, or stored clothing boxes.
Michigan's cold winters mean we keep our homes sealed tight for months — which creates the perfect conditions for carpet beetle larvae to thrive undisturbed. The varied carpet beetle, black carpet beetle, and furniture carpet beetle are all common throughout the Ann Arbor, Jackson, and Lansing areas.
In spring, adult carpet beetles fly in through open windows looking for places to lay eggs. Once inside, their larvae can feed on your wool rugs, winter clothing in storage, and upholstered furniture for months before you notice the damage. Michigan homeowners with older homes, natural-fiber carpets, or vintage clothing collections are especially vulnerable.
We don't just kill the beetles you can see — we eliminate every life stage and protect your home's fabrics for good.
We inspect your entire home — closets, carpet edges, stored clothing, upholstered furniture, and hidden areas — to identify the species, find all infestation sites, and assess the damage.
We apply professional-grade treatments that eliminate eggs, larvae, and adult carpet beetles. Our products reach deep into carpet fibers and hidden areas where larvae feed and DIY methods can't reach.
We create a protective barrier and provide guidance on storage practices, cleaning routines, and entry point sealing to prevent carpet beetles from returning to your Michigan home.
All our products are EPA-approved and safe for your children, pets, and family once dry.
We target eggs, larvae, and adults — not just the beetles you can see — for total removal.
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Adult carpet beetles are small, oval-shaped insects about 1/8 to 3/16 inch long. They can be black, mottled brown and white, or have colorful patterns. The larvae are the real problem — small, fuzzy, caterpillar-like creatures covered in tiny hairs, usually brown or tan.
Carpet beetle larvae feed on natural fibers including wool carpets, clothing, upholstered furniture, and blankets. They chew irregular holes and can destroy entire garments or carpet sections if left untreated. Michigan homes with wool rugs or natural fiber furnishings are especially at risk.
Adult carpet beetles fly in through open windows and doors, especially in spring when they are attracted to light. They also hitch rides on cut flowers, used furniture, or thrift store clothing. Once inside, females lay eggs near food sources like carpets and closets.
Yes, carpet beetles are very common in Michigan. The varied carpet beetle, black carpet beetle, and furniture carpet beetle are all found throughout the state. Michigan's seasonal changes drive adults indoors in spring, and larvae can feed undetected for months.
Thorough vacuuming and laundering can help but rarely eliminates an infestation completely. Larvae hide deep in carpet fibers and hard-to-reach areas. Professional treatment targets all life stages for complete elimination and long-term prevention.
Every day you wait, carpet beetle larvae are silently destroying your carpets and clothing. Call now for fast, effective treatment.
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