One-Day Bed Bug Treatment in Celebration

We do is a heat and spray combination, but the spray that we do is the icing on our cake. The cake is the heat treatment, okay? And when you're dealing with bed bugs, you definitely need the cake. Okay.

Depending on you've been there for a couple of years, depending on your landlord or property management company and depending on your lease, there are some landlords that will pay for the heat treatment for their tenants, end of story.

Earth? No, no. What I recommend is your vacuum cleaner and I recommend your dryer. If you get diatomaceous earth, at least it's the healthier option, but it is a very slow option.

Once the heat starts, we get it up to about 140 degrees inside the house, and we leave it there for five or six hours.

Our invoices, anything we send you like the treatment or inspection letter, that will fall into your spam folder. So just to give you. And that, oh, and that's Largo. I'm going to need the exact street address.

Technicians know when that needs to be done, okay? So with getting bit that is worrisome, if you see a bed bug a day or two after treatment, sometimes they've gone through treatment, they're just very slow to die. But getting bit if they're bed bug bites, that is worrisome. So I am going to talk to the team once I receive your picture.

Hi, this is Lori, the pet hugging decorator. You called us a little while ago and I have been wanting to get back to you to see how I can help.

Know but but with everything that you have been doing you have dropped the population down you're protecting everyone if you continue Staying vigilant and vacuuming every vacuum dirt into an outdoor trash can immediately, you can at least be somewhat comfortable over the week.

That's where Kendall and I help you, you know, if you have any questions on prep and we guide you on how to do proper prep so that way your home is good so they can just come out and do treatment. Bed bugs are so bad right now.

Those are, yeah, and then a glass encasement like a glass jar type thing, those are actually fine to stay. We just don't want any of the wax because if it's like a candlestick without anything underneath it, you know, the candle wax can get warm and drip on your furniture, which we don't want to happen.

Excuse me. I'm sorry. I came outside for a little break and the dog decided he wanted to come outside too. So, okay, the next day bites on the neck. Okay. Okay. Do you sleep with your arms up around your neck and face?

You can't. They are busy and cannot be reached through these lines. This is a customer service line for people that are dealing with bedbugs. So if you want to leave your name and number, I can pass it along.

You do need to leave the house. Usually we can get it done, say we arrive around 8 a.m., you can usually return to your home around 6 p.m.

Check the kennel, make sure there's no bed bugs or eggs in there, and then I would say put his carrier up on a table or a counter so it keeps it away from any bed bugs on the floor, okay.

It would be easier if you had lighter colored sheets and blankets for at least now for the next maybe week or so. Okay. Maybe even a couple of days we might figure it out sooner. Okay. So I would say change out to lighter colored sheets. lighter colored mattress topper if you have it. I don't think the the main blanket's going to matter but why not if you have a lighter color then just go light across the board.

We can come out tomorrow to respray. We're juggling a couple things to do this because, like I said, I want to nip it in the bud. We do not want them to.

With our dirt in Florida and its brand new construction, it could be sand fleas, no seams, triggers, anything like that. New construction kind of wakes everything up and disrupts everything. Okay. So that could be it. You've been in the home for three weeks. You were also getting bit before you were in the home. You were getting bit at the Airbnb, the hotel, home.

Is pretty good because you can keep it at bay. We do a few places that they're not hotels so much as like group homes, nursing homes that want a preventative.

The bed bugs are slow, but if somebody's standing in an area long enough or sits down, they cling and they go in, you know, to another unit. So, you know, we're here if you guys need us to do the whole building.

Typically what happens is everybody reacts differently to like everything, right? So a lot of people, there's a lot of different people with a lot of different skin types and stuff. So everybody kind of reacts. Some people actually don't react at all to the bites. It's only about 50% of the population that reacts to them.