One-Day Bed Bug Treatment in Holiday

If the inspection comes back as bed bug positive, then at that point it's going to be your choice to determine if you want to elect our services to perform the heat treatment on your house to destroy those bed bugs.

Floor clutter will hurt the effectiveness of our treatment it breaks that heat down low where we need it to be a thick blanket of heat and it also makes it difficult for our technicians to do that perimeter spray everywhere okay

She has already high heated everything and then thrown it into a bag and then when it comes back in we'll throw it through the high heat again and then put it away.

Top of each other. What will happen is once our technician does the whole house spray, then he will open up all the drawers, all the closet doors, all the cabinet doors to make sure he'll prop up mattresses, things like that to make sure that heat. thoroughly gets around everything.

Now, all the sprays and the powders will not kill the eggs. The only thing that kills the eggs besides squishing them is a heat treatment. Now, I wish you would have called us a few months ago because we could have saved all of your furniture. A good, effective heat treatment can save all of your mattresses, all of your furniture because that deep into those. and gets the bed bugs and the eggs where they're hiding and nesting, okay?

Pre-treatment checklist I'm going to send that for you so basically what we ask is that there be no floor clutter or as little floor clutter as possible okay just makes it easier for our technicians to work it makes it easier for them to spray all the baseboards and it allows that heat to really build up down low where those bed bugs are hanging out now okay so really important

It is a house, 1,600 square feet. Okay, so for us to do... Our one-day-and-done treatment for your home, it would be $1,900. We take a $200 deposit, $1,900.

We have plenty of time left in the 60-day guarantee, so if we have to get Chase out there again or Richard, depending on who's in the area, then we will definitely do so if needed, okay?

Heat treatment and a spray the spray is a second layer of protection more like the icing on our heat treatment cake Okay,

You rule out a couple more things okay and then you know check in with your primary or urgent care and see what they say Because I know you're looking for relief, but I tell you what, use your dryer and use your vacuum cleaner and make sure you're throwing that vacuum dirt into an outdoor trash can. Don't leave it in the vacuum. Don't leave it in the indoor trash.

I'm one of the owners, and I'm calling back to try to get a little more information because it is nearly unheard of for us to do our treatment and then to come do a respray and for you to still have bugs. So what are you seeing?

I don't need a picture of your ceiling. I need pictures of the bugs as close and clear as you can get them. If you think it's close up and clear enough, I need it even closer and clearer, okay? Because we have to enlarge it because the bugs, the biggest ones are no bigger than an apple seed.

Because that just gives bedbugs more places to hide and nest and it breaks up our heat that we need down low where the bedbugs are hanging out. Okay. We know the top.

Want six to put hours. your floors back on. Absolutely. Those little buggers. Okay, so let me, I am refreshing my system so now I can send you the pretreatment checklist that will go right to your phone.

When you stop spraying, because every time you spray, you're only killing a couple bedbugs. The other one senses the spray and they move deeper into the walls. Sometimes they'll go into dormancy. Okay, and they can live in dormancy for at least a year without a food source. So for a couple of weeks, you think, oh, I'm good. I fixed it. And then you stop spraying and you stop putting powder down.

Bed bugs and eggs die off at the heat is over 122 degrees.

Then when he doesn't open them, make sure he doesn't open them. Because if you accidentally open something and you don't realize there's a bed bug on your shirt, on your sleeve and you lean over and you're digging, you know, we don't want to, you know, we don't want to take the chance of him accidentally dropping a bed bug in there and then opening it up after treatment and reinspecting themselves. So yeah, so keep those.

Up front, $1,150 on the payment plan. So the $1,150 would be the $200 deposit. That never changes. And then $950 on the day of treatment. And then the other $1,150 would be broken down into like six monthly payments for you. Okay? So, you know, that gives you... a couple different ways to go. Now, what a lot of our customers do, they will try and get the funding, but they're like, okay, let's go for the payment plan. Let's get this taken care of sooner rather than later.

Going to fall under our, we're going to go in, we're going to do our job, you're going to be bed bug free and you'll never have to deal with this again unless down the road you have other guests that bring in more bed bugs, you know, but we do give a 60-day guarantee on our work and that way, you know, it does protect you as well as a renter and if you need it, we give a treatment letter for you so in case they happen to complain or anything like that you have got that treatment letter for Airbnb so they don't pull you okay or

He might be the type that just doesn't react. You have a more sensitive system where you are having some kind of an allergic reaction to whatever it is. Now, how many, when you first started noticing, how many bites were in those clusters?