One-Day Bed Bug Treatment in Westchase

Based on all the information that you gave to me, it looks like we can do it through the heat treatment. And also, by the way, what we do is we use a pesticide along with the heat treatment. So we come inside your house. The first thing that we do is we spray the interior perimeter with a pesticide spray.

Price match. No, and the reason why is because we don't have a lot of competition when it comes to heat treatment, and we're very guaranteed that this is going to work.

I understand both because I know he wants to just be done with it, but you want to do it right so you don't have to redo it. Because as we talked about, the better people are at prepping their home, the better their home is ready for us, the more effective treatment we can give you.

We can certainly assist you with eliminating and eradicating those bedbugs and their eggs. It sounds like you're already familiar with the process. But I'll just briefly go over what we do here at Bedbug Exterminator. We are not a general pest control company, so we are strictly focused on elimination of bedbugs in their eggs. We actually use a combined treatment of a pesticide spray and the heat treatment. So we bring a commercially built trailer that's unmarked for, you know.

We can definitely get over there today to do the inspection, whether it will be Chase or whether it will be Richard remains to be seen right now, but I'm just filling all this out.

The department management. They would need to know in advance that you have hired someone, a company to do the treatment for bed bugs and we can provide them with our insurance and license number and any information that they might need.

We do an all-day treatment, so we start in the morning and we have everybody back by 8 p.m., no later than 8 p.m. It's usually about dinner time, so we would need all people and all pets out of the house for the day. Now, in regards to our spray, it's a proprietary blend of pesticide spray and growth inhibitor. We spray that first. We spray the perimeter of each and every single room, each and every single closet.

They like to aggregate in clusters and in odd places. And a lot of times they're in beds and furniture, but sometimes you'll find them in clusters on the walls or around electrical outlets or even on drapes. They do cluster sometimes in weird places. Yeah, I'm just still waiting on my team to get back to me.

They would have to be out of the RV or the camper for at least three hours after we do the treatment because, you know, there's going to be fumes in there and such.

It's spray. It comes in a white handled jug, well, at least the one that I used to get ages ago, a white handled jug that has just one. one of those little um you know plastic sprayers on it that has a Right.

We keep the we we bring the temperature up to 140 degrees and we leave it there for five six or sometimes seven hours it just depends on how efficiently it's heating up the uh the house so it's not just a two or three hour thing it's it's a it's a process man i mean and then there's some there's some um Preparation work that has to go into it as well, like fire extinguishers, combustible items like oxygen tanks, aerosol cans, all that would have to be removed

They hang in and around bedrooms, family rooms, living rooms, dens. Now, that being said, unless that duplex, the other unit is on top of you. Bedbugs usually don't hang out on the ceiling.

Then we do a spray. Now, this spray is like icing on our cake. We do a perimeter spray of each and every single room and closet throughout the whole home. We also spray any nooks and crannies we find throughout the home and we spray very carefully and strategically underneath and deep inside furniture throughout your whole home where we know the bedbugs like to hide and nest, okay?

Bed bugs usually don't get into something that heavy, but if they had it open and they had clothing they were moving in and out of it or blankets or something.

Bed bugs normally bite in that cluster of three, as I was saying. But if somebody is rolling over while they're being bit, that bed bug is going to lose its place. They are not industrious enough to go, okay, wait a minute, where was I? They're just going to bite the next available piece of skin they come to if they're still hungry. If they're not, if they were having finishing dinner, they'll probably just go back into their hiding spot.

That's about all my creative financing right there. But I, you know, wanted to give you that idea. Now there is prep that you need to do for your home and I'm going to send you a pre-treatment checklist. And I know you guys have got a lot of things to talk about. You guys are probably shopping around, which is absolutely fine. We want you to find someone that you're comfortable with. Okay.

I know that we talked about preparation earlier. You know, you shared those images with us so that way my team could look at it and, you know, they shared their thoughts with it and I gave that to you. But I do want to just briefly go over the preparation and you don't have to remember this and you can you'll be able to refer to that email which will have a link to this same checklist.

5th and 6th, I believe those are the dates, and then sleep on it, and then that way we can go through and, you know, talk to your mom, try and say, hey, mom, listen, you know, even share the pictures with her and say, mom, they're not going to let him back in if any of this stuff is in the house, you know.

We can do something, um, but I can't guarantee anything, but I understand that your, um, is it a relative that's coming back to the house on Monday?

What we do is we're not a general pest control company, so our only mission is to destroy bed bugs and their eggs.