One-Day Bed Bug Treatment in Parramore

Once we crank up the heat assault trailer, we get the temperature up to about 140 degrees, and then we leave it there for five or six hours. And so what that does is that temperature will disintegrate. The bedbugs, their exoskeletons, will just collapse on them. But more importantly, that kills the eggs, which is something that the pesticides alone won't do. And so we're able to destroy all of the bedbugs in one day. That process will take about 10 to 12 hours.

The heat will actually penetrate through the bed frame it'll penetrate through through the mattress itself So the heat will have nowhere to go, so everything in the house, in the apartment will be fixed

Might be a little easier. It's a big list, see, okay? Don't be daunted because your mom is not going to have everything on that list. Most people maybe have 25% of what's on that list. We just put anything and everything on the list that we know could have issues with the heat treatment. But the main thing is to make sure mom's house throughout the whole house doesn't have any floor clutter.

My company only deals with bed bugs, so that's great that you're calling. But we do a combination process of spray and heat. So we'll come to your property and we'll spray the perimeter of your home, like your door jams, windowsills, and floorboards. And then we come with a commercial trailer we call heat assault, which is completely unmarked, doesn't say anything about bed bugs.

There's a long as you can put them in a dryer and put it in high heat still So did you already wash them or was it more so just dirty clothes?

All right, perfect. You are very welcome. And I will talk to you if I don't talk to you this evening before seven, because that's when I log off. I may speak to you after your treatment just to see how things went.

Honestly, honestly, there are a lot of decent companies out there, a lot of decent people that will treat her right. bed bug pro because we do 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.

If you have those half-inch vinyl mini blinds that so many of us have, they will warp in the heat treatment. They're usually hung up on those tiny, like, rectangular hooks or the triangular hooks. Just pull them up tight, pop them off those hooks, and lay them flat on the bathroom floor. They'll be just fine on the bathroom floor, okay?

You can see a picture of the room or see a picture of the closet. We can be like, oh, yeah, that's fine. Or, yeah, you better pull the clothes out of that bin and run them through the dryer.

We don't. Yeah, because that would be ridiculous trying to heat your home to 140 degrees and fighting the AC and then that would be miserable for your air conditioner trying to, you know, combat that heat. So, yes, so we turn off the AC. And when you get back home, it's usually pretty hot. So now Victor would be your technician. He comes out of winter garden into the Sebastian area. He is very kind with our elderly folks, okay? He will...

Just make sure that those are put away, labeled as dirty. If you want to throw those away, that would be another option or, you know, if there's a laundry service that can take care of that while you're waiting for the treatment to be completed, just as long as they're not sitting out, it should be just fine.

Because our heat treatment is our trailer. We run hoses from our trailer.

Saying it's our fault because we didn't push you into another heat treatment earlier on.

If they were in the house in August About that second week in August, you would know you had bedbugs because if they were there, they would have been hungry and they would have all come at you at the same time.

That's how we get the clearest pictures. Okay. And then we want to get out and this doesn't happen very often. So we really want to catch it before it gets out of hand again. What if this does happen, sorry that it's happened to you, we'll one more spray will cut it.

You don't want to, yeah, you don't want to live with bedbugs anymore. That's just miserable. It is. And you're spending so much money and so much physical labor trying to do it and you'll never take care of all of them. You know, there are just some things you need a professional on.

Bed bugs aren't fast. They can't catch us as we move around five minutes here, ten minutes there. They have to wait until we're sitting still for a while or laying still for a while. And they pick up on our carbon dioxide when it builds up around us like an all-you-can-eat bed bug buffet.

That is true. That is true. They usually bite in multiples of three. So if somebody's only getting three bites a night, one bed bug, if you're getting, you know, more than three, less than five, two bed bugs kind of thing.

With the spray alone, just like if another company came in and sprayed, we don't guarantee it.

With them being... sprayed so often over the last year that also drives them deeper into the walls and sometimes that makes them tougher to get out. So usually people that have an ongoing infestation or a larger infestation or a cluttered home with an infestation fall into our 2% where we do have to come back out. But coming back out one time and nipping that small little leftover problem in the bud is the best way to do it.