One-Day Bed Bug Treatment in West Palm Beach

If you have a lot of clutter, if you have a lot of clothing and bedding laying around, stuff like that, then that does hurt the effectiveness of our treatment. I totally forgot you had the June 10th heat treatment.

They will pull you. We're really good at working with properties that are on Airbnb and Vrbo. Our inspection letters go a long way with them and our treatment letters as well. If you do end up with a property that does have bedbugs and it's proven, then once you have a treatment letter, they clear you and they put you right back up.

Completely dark, doesn't say anything about bedbugs, but that's what we have. We run the hose from the back of the trailer into your home, also distribute heaters and fans into your home. We'll raise the temperatures high throughout your whole house to 140 degrees.

If it was in August, I would say the Florida sun might heat treat them enough, but if it is a bag full of clothes, that makes a dense mass. So you are asking that sun to penetrate that bag and all that clothing to get over 122 degrees in the very center. That might not happen. So they don't need to do everything all at once. Once the treatment's done, they can leisurely take one bag at a time and run it through a high heat dryer. They don't have to get everything back in the house the same day, you know, or the next day.

We send you a contract. The contract outlines your unit, the price, what the guarantee is, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. We have twice as much liability insurance as anyone would need. And yeah, so when you pay me, your problem becomes my problem.

Boxes are packed solid, that seed is not going to penetrate the center of that box. And if there's bed bugs or eggs in there after the treatment, you open it up, you release bed bugs. So with boxes.

Can talk about our services. We have a location in Winter Garden, so we're really close to you. We do an all-day treatment. So we start at about 8 a.m. in the morning, and then we have all people and pets back in the home no later than 8 p.m. So it's an all-day treatment.

Then when you're, while you're doing your due diligence, figuring out, you know, what pricing, there's also a couple questions that you need to ask. There are differences in heat treatments, okay? There's three different kinds. We use the heat assault system, like assault and battery, heat assault. It's the latest state-of-the-art technology. It's the only one that's ever been specifically created to eliminate bed bugs and eggs. Most other companies will use electric heaters.

There is a really good chance seeing the bed bug in the Airbnb in Orlando. There were a couple others that you didn't see. They could have clung onto your outside of their luggage. They could have clung onto any of your clothing and come home with you. You know, they got in the car at least.

Now, with carpet beetles, the carpet beetles themselves do not bite you, but the larvae, if you notice all that hair, those little legs and stuff, all that hair on them, the

Of people do not have issues, but I am trying to think of where these other bedbugs could have come from because our treatment worked really well. Richard killed a whole bunch. When you came home, you found a whole bunch of dead bedbugs, didn't you?

Hopefully our system will pick it up and I can see what it is. If it's too big of a video, then I'll give you our email address so you can email it to me. And that way I can confirm if it's a bed bug or not. Okay. And we'll do that for free over the phone.

I have got a follow up on respray task already ready to go. And that way I will just keep checking the calendar and we'll figure it out.

With bed bugs, one bed bug, if you brought one bed bug home with you, they would bite you three times, they call it breakfast, lunch and dinner, and then you would not get bit for three to five days. Okay, because it takes them that long to digest the blood that they've taken from us. If you're getting six bites that first day on your wrist, that would be two bed bugs.

Weeks to a month or so, you're going to keep getting reinfested because they lay eggs. And so you'll be doing you'll be like this is like being on a treadmill. You're running Right. when you're not getting anywhere, okay? The only real solution then is to use heat because heat will kill the eggs. It'll kill all the adults and it'll cook their eggs alive. So there won't be any possible way for them to hatch and then reinvest you.

What we need are really good, clear, close-up pictures of like the spotting that they're seeing, if they're seeing any bugs, anything that they might feel is.

It doesn't. And it usually just spreads the problem because it only kills the ones that are on the surface, definitely doesn't kill the ones that are hiding or the eggs. And the ones that are kind of on the outskirts of that bomb will move farther away from it, which could mean deeper in the walls, deeper into furniture and other rooms, you know. So, okay.

Run that through a high heat dryer for at least 40 minutes

What we do when we come back up, if there's a problem, we need to come nip in the bud because there were leftovers then we do a respray now what we could do is make sure all those shirts are sprayed and dad's not going to wear them right okay

It's just going to make matters worse and it's only going to kill a few at a time.