You’re not alone; you have bed bugs! That’s why you’re reading this right now. You’re looking for a reputable bed bug control services company to help solve your problem and get those pesky, terrible, horrible little bugs out of your life once and for all. I know the feeling – I had a bug problem in my home years ago. But I put my sleep at risk no more thanks to HeatRush Pest Control Services . There are many reasons to hire a bed bug control service. When you’re facing infestation, you want to take care of it immediately. The longer you wait, the worse it can get. And if you’re forced to sleep on an infested mattress for several months, your health can suffer.Pest Control Services – Pest Control is something that we as homeowners don’t often actively think about. We’re too busy doing things that are more important to us, like watching television or picking our noses – enter the bed bugs. Bed bugs can be a real nuisance to have in your home and are difficult to eradicate once they take up residence in your mattress. They can cause a lot of discomfort and are itchy, causing you to want to scratch through the night. Both adults and children can be affected by them, even making regular office work uncomfortable.

Bed Bug Control Services

Bed Bug Inspection

An inspection involves a thorough examination of the bedding, furniture, and floors for signs of bed bugs. You should also be on the lookout for droppings, which are small brown or black stains resembling dried blood that you may find along seams or edges of your mattress or box spring.

If you find any evidence of bed bug activity during your inspection, we’ll use our equipment to determine if there are active infestations in your home. If so, we’ll provide you with a detailed treatment plan and let you know how much it will cost to eradicate them from your property.

Bed Bug Identification

Bed bugs are small, oval-shaped insects that feed on the blood of warm-blooded animals. They have piercing mouthparts and can be as small as a pinhead. Bed bugs have six legs, but they rarely move around in order to avoid being detected by their prey. Most bed bug species are reddish-brown in color, but their bodies may range from yellowish to dark brown or black depending on their diet.

Bed bugs have flat bodies that allow them to easily hide in cracks and crevices near where people sleep or rest. This helps explain why they often keep coming back to the same place over and over again—they’re just waiting for another chance! They also tend not to fly long distances like other flying insects do; instead they crawl along floors, walls, or ceilings until they find a good spot from which they can pounce upon unsuspecting victims (you).

Heat Treating

Heat Treating

Heat treating is the most effective method for killing bed bugs, their eggs and larvae. Heat treating is also the most thorough method of inspection, as it can be used on every inch of an infested property and all inanimate objects (furniture, mattresses, clothing) that could be harboring bed bugs or their eggs. The heat from the treatment will kill all stages of the insect including eggs. This results in a permanent solution to your pest problem! If you want to prevent future infestations it’s important that any cracks or crevices are sealed with caulk after you have completed your heat treatment process so that no new pests can enter your home undetected.

Cryonite Freeze System

Cryonite is a carbon dioxide snow that kills bed bugs by freezing them. It’s non-toxic and leaves no residue, so it’s safe to use in your home or business.

Cryonite is effective on furniture, mattresses and other hard-to-reach places where bedbugs hide. It’s not effective on live bed bugs (they have to be dead for cryonite to work), however the process does leave the bedbug carcasses behind for further inspection by you or your pest control professional.

Thermal Remediation Treatments

• Thermal remediation treatments
• Heat treatment has long been a common form of pest control, and is generally considered to be a safe and effective method for eliminating bed bugs. However, like other forms of pest management, thermal remediation requires an experienced technician who knows what they’re doing. It may take longer than other methods (because it takes time to heat up spaces sufficiently), but it can be effective in eliminating an infestation if done correctly. The primary drawback is that some items may be damaged by extreme heat; this includes electronics like computers and appliances like refrigerators, as well as anything made from plastic or fabric (such as clothing).

The first step to getting rid of bed bugs is a good inspection.

The first step to getting rid of bed bugs is a good inspection. Inspections typically take about 30 minutes and cost $89. Our inspectors will look for signs of bedbugs in all areas of the home, including:

• Bedrooms
• Living areas (living rooms, kitchens)
• Bathrooms (especially behind toilets)