Bed bug removal is not an easy task. As a matter of fact, it can be downright challenging. While following some tips and steps you can do yourself, you can make the bed bug freezing treatment a successful process. It is also possible that you need professional help. We recommend hiring bed bug removal services only if you are facing real bed bugs problems or if you are too busy and cannot spend the time doing it yourself. Bed Bug Freezer, like the name implies, is a chemical free way to kill bed bugs. The whole point of Bed Bug Freezer is to freeze the bed bugs in place using a chemical called methylene glycol. This chemical is a very low cost way to eradicate bed bugs without having to spend thousands on heat treatments, fumigation, or hiring an exterminator.

Bed Bug Freeze Treatment

Bed bugs are tough to kill, and that’s why we’re here.

Bed bugs are survivors. They can survive for months without eating, over a week without a blood meal, and over a year without eating. Bed bugs can lay up to 5 eggs per day and those eggs will hatch after just 6-12 days of hatching. While the eggs will hatch quicker if the temperature is warmer (like in your bedroom), it’s possible for bed bug eggs to remain dormant for years in an infested house or apartment until conditions are just right for them to hatch again.

Bed bugs also like to lay their eggs in hard-to-reach places like behind electrical outlets, behind baseboards/trim molding on walls (this is why you’ll often see bites on your neck), around baseboard heaters or radiators, under carpet edges and along furniture seams where they’re difficult to see with the naked eye but easy enough for our team of trained technicians who know what they’re looking at!

Winter is the perfect time for bed bug treatment

Bed bugs are a tough foe to defeat, but with the right treatment plan, you can get rid of them for good.

The best time to treat your home for bed bugs is during the winter months. The colder weather makes it easier to seal off areas of your home and makes it more difficult for bed bugs and their eggs to survive. Additionally, if you’re concerned about using harsh chemicals or pesticides in your home (or on yourself), many of our treatments are chemical-free! And because we use all-natural products that our family members can easily tolerate, we know you’ll be happy with our services.

We hope this information has been helpful! If you have any questions about our freeze treatment services or want more information on how we can help protect yourself from future infestations, please contact us today!

Here’s how the cold kills bugs

It’s important to know that the cold doesn’t kill bed bugs by itself. It simply sets the stage for them to die, the same way that freezing food does. In order to be effective, the temperature needs to dip below freezing for at least two days (and up to five). The bug will stop moving and eventually die if it’s exposed long enough.

This is why freeze treatment is such an appealing form of pest control—it doesn’t involve chemicals like pesticides or fumigants. But there are some downsides: you’ll need plenty of freezer space, and your belongings may get damaged if they’re not properly wrapped in airtight bags or containers first (which means more work on top of dealing with your bed bug problem).

The temperature needs to be below 32 degrees Fahrenheit for 4 hours. That’s enough time to kill bed bugs in all stages of life.

A bed bug can be killed by freezing if the temperature is below 32 degrees Fahrenheit for four hours. That’s enough time to kill bedbugs in all stages of life, including eggs, nymphs and adults.

How we do the freeze treatment

The first step in our process is to seal off the area. In order to do this, we place plastic sheeting around the room so that no bugs can escape. Then we place a fine mist sprayer inside the room and turn it on at low pressure for about an hour. This helps ensure that all of the bed bug eggs and nymphs are killed by freezing temperatures as soon as possible after treatment.

Afterwards, our team inspects every inch of your home—including under furniture and behind pictures—to make sure no live bed bugs have survived from being missed during earlier inspections or from coming back into your house after treatment. We also look for dead nymphs (which will appear as white spots) or live ones (which will be red in color). Any evidence found indicates another treatment may be needed; however, if everything looks clear after two weeks without any reports of bites or new sightings, then this means you’re safe!

We seal off the area and then put the sprayer inside the room.

We seal off the area with plastic, then place the freeze treatment sprayer inside the room. Leave it for 4 hours, and keep the temperature below 32 degrees Fahrenheit.

Once we have the area treated, we inspect it within a few days and again after a week or two.

• Once we have the area treated, we inspect it within a few days and again after a week or two. This is because bed bugs are not killed instantly. They may be in another room or floor level, so even if you don’t see any activity in your home after treatment, that doesn’t necessarily mean that all of them are dead.
• It is important to make sure you are completely free of bed bugs before they can reproduce. Bed bugs can hide in hard to reach places like behind electrical outlets and moldings on walls where they will not be seen by the naked eye.

Contact us today to schedule your same-day freeze treatment with our experts.

You can reach our team of experts by calling (123) 456-7890. We offer free quotes for your home or business, and we have a variety of treatment options available to you. Bed bugs can be tough to get rid of on your own, so if you need help with a bed bug infestation in Phoenix, AZ, contact us today!