BED BUG HEAT EXTERMINATION
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There is a lot of information on How To Kill Bed Bugs. Heat is proven to be The Best Way to Kill Bed Bugs. Green Heat’s Bed Bug Heat Treatment will not only Kill Live Bed Bugs but also their Larvae.
Bed Bug Fumigation and chemical spray treatments tend to be less effective. This is because bed bugs are becoming more resistant to the chemicals. In addition, the chemicals do not kill bed bug eggs, which results in bed bugs coming back.
THE HEAT ASSAULT SYSTEM
The Heat Assault system is a Canadian-made Heat Treatment method for Bed Bugs. Originally designed as heavy-duty outdoor construction equipment, this system thaws frozen ground in sub-zero climates, thus helping concrete companies. Thanks to the innovation at Heat Assault, they retrofitted the equipment to be used indoors for bed bug extermination.
We evenly heat your home to 160 Degrees Fahrenheit because bed bugs start to die at 122 Degrees. Additionally, we maintain a temperature of 160 Degrees for 7 hours. This in turn helps heat any of the cracks and crevices in your home. Our unmarked bed bug heat treatment is discreet, safe, and highly effective. Also, the service is offered at a price that you can afford. Our competitive rates and guarantee will let you sleep at night without having to worry about bed bugs.
Heat Treatment vs Other Methods
Heat Treatment is the only effective method for eliminating bed bugs. It kills bed bugs as well as their eggs, preventing the infestation from returning.
Pesticides
Using pesticides can cause damage to your home and cause serious health issues with your family and pets. In addition, bed bugs are becoming resistant to chemical treatments.
Ozone Generator
Health Canada warns NOT to use certain generators as they have been known to cause respiratory problems.
Vacuuming & Steaming
This has proven to be more of a control method rather than a solution. Not all bed bugs are picked up and neither are their eggs. This results in a return of the infestation sometime later.
HOW DOES BED BUG HEAT TREATMENT WORK?
HEAT TRANSFER UNITS
Two diesel-generated burners heat a tank of glycol and then pump that hot glycol throughout your house. The heater loop contains the Heat Transfer Fluid. Environmentally friendly propylene glycol solution heats up to 205 Fahrenheit. Two main feed hoses connect from the trailer to the home or apartment.
HEAT ASSAULT HOSES
Hoses connect to heater units in a closed-circuit system. The hot propylene glycol cycles through the hoses and back to the heat trailer outside.
HEATER UNITS
Coils in the heater units heat up and the white fans push the heat through and into the rooms being heat-treated. Fans help circulate the heat throughout your home. The hot glycol circulates through the heat transfer units, meanwhile, the trailer continuously reheats it.
TEMPERATURE MONITORING
We will check temperatures with an infrared heat gun throughout the whole home. Additionally, The technician moves all furniture and exposes it to heat. Dressers with clothing will be open during treatment. The majority of work is to move furniture and other belongings around, thus providing the best heat exposure.
HOW LONG DOES HEAT TREATMENT TAKE?
From our experience in the business, and based on our genuine care for you and your family, it takes 8 hours of heat treatment for our system to reach all areas of your home. Bed bugs can hide in small places, therefore the heat must permeate through your entire house structure, as well as your clothing and other belongings.
BENEFITS OF HEAT TREATMENT
Kills All Bed Bugs
Bed bugs can’t escape the heat no matter where they hide.
Kills Bed Bug Eggs
Other treatments never target eggs like heat can.
Safe For Everyone
Safe for the environment and your home.
Works On Resistant Bugs
Heat Kills Insecticide-Resistant Bed Bugs
All Natural
Heat Treatment does not use any chemicals