If bed bugs infest your house and you are looking for an effective way to eliminate these pests for good, our heat treatment service will help.
Swift action is vital when confronting a suspected bed bug infestation in your house. Due to their resilience, successfully eliminating bed bugs necessitates professional intervention. Our expert-led bed bug heat treatment offers a comprehensive solution to eradicate the infestation, allowing you to return to your everyday routine with peace of mind. Contact Toxic Respond, London’s trusted provider of pest control services.
Our Bed Bug Heat Treatment Explained
Heat treatment for bed bugs involves several steps:
- Identifying the bed bug infestation
- Arranging the heaters and sensors
- Increasing the temperature in the infested area
- Applying an insecticide in case of a severe infestation
First, we locate the infested areas, assess the level of infestation, apply 180°C Steam to reduce the bed bugs to a minimum, and set up the heaters and the sensors.
The heaters gradually increase the room’s temperature. Adult bed bugs begin to perish when temperatures reach about 48 degrees Celsius.
We persistently raise the temperature over several hours to ensure the complete eradication of all live bed bugs and their eggs.
Following the initial heat, we may recommend additional chemical spraying in case of a severe infestation. The chemical barrier can last for several weeks, ensuring any survivors will be exterminated.
Don’t hesitate to contact us and enjoy a pest-free home today!
Bed bugs also leave traces. You might find reddish stains on cushions and bedding where the bugs have been crushed. Dark spots could indicate their excrement. Eggs, nymphs, and live bed bugs might be visible in their hiding spots.
Bed bugs often conceal themselves in corners and crevices, such as the seams of couch and chair cushions. They might also hide in curtains, carpet edges, and piles of clothes or laundry.
Ignoring these signs can lead to a more severe infestation, potentially requiring repeated treatments and increasing the cost of removal from your residential or commercial property.
Heat treatment is one of the fastest and most effective bed bug extermination methods. It works swiftly, allowing you to tackle the problem before it escalates.
Using heat treatment also ensures quicker results and fewer chemicals. While insecticides require weeks to provide results, in nearly 100% of the cases, the heat treatment provides complete eradication in hours.
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Our Bed Bug Removal Process in Four Steps:
1. Contact
Don’t hesitate to contact our team. We can discuss your needs and schedule appointments, even on short notice.
2. Survey
For a comprehensive and effective treatment, our team of experts will initiate the process with a meticulous survey of your property. This will enable us to recommend a bed bug solution tailored to your specific needs.
3. Treatment
Our professional bed bug exterminators will apply all necessary procedures, following a strict protocol for guaranteed results.
4. Aftercare
Our bed bug specialists will advise you on how to prevent future infestations. Additional treatment of the premises is possible upon request.
What Is the Cost of Bed Bug Heat Treatment?
The price of our bed bug heat treatment varies depending on the property type and size.
Thorough preparation is crucial to ensuring complete elimination in a single treatment. Early action helps prevent the infestation from spreading to other areas, minimising the need for follow-up visits.
STEAM AND SPRAY | HEAT TREATMENT |
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1 Bedroom property – £240 | 1 Bedroom – £650 |
2 Bedroom property – £280 | 2 Bedrooms – £1000 |
3 Bedroom property – £320 | 3 Bedrooms – £1400 |
4+ Bedroom property – quote upon inspection only | 4+ Bedrooms – quote upon inspection only |
STEAM AND SPRAY |
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1 Bedroom property – £200 |
2 Bedroom property – £240 |
3 Bedroom property – £280 |
4+ Bedroom property – quote upon inspection only |
HEAT TREATMENT |
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1 Bedroom – £500 |
2 Bedrooms – £950 |
3 Bedrooms – £1200 |
4+ Bedrooms – quote upon inspection only |
How to Prepare for Bed Bug Heat Treatment?
Here are some steps you can take to facilitate our pest control technicians’ work and enhance the success of the treatment:
- Declutter the infested area
- Vacuum and sweep all flooring
- Remove and clean all bedding in the infested area
- Remove heat-sensitive objects
For optimal results, declutter the infested areas as much as possible. Carry all electronics with batteries, books, toys, and other objects that the heat treatment could damage out of the room.
Remove and clean the bedding and thoroughly vacuum or sweep the floors in the infested areas. We recommend moving all furniture at least one metre away from the walls and opening drawers and cabinets while leaving all clothes and linens in place.
We also suggest that you increase the heat in your home to its maximum setting for about two hours before the treatment begins. This step can significantly reduce the time needed for the treatment to work. Our exterminator will address any additional recommendations or concerns they identify before the procedure begins, ensuring a thorough and effective bed bug heat treatment.
Signs That You Need Bed Bug Heat Treatment
Bed bugs are primarily active when their host is asleep, making them hard to detect. However, you might observe some of these signs indicating a bed bug infestation:
- Bite marks
- Reddish stains
- Dark spots
- Eggs
- Shed exoskeletons
- Live bed bugs
Bite marks may first indicate the presence of bed bugs. While itchy, red welts on your skin are a common sign, it’s important to note that around 40% of people worldwide exhibit a mild or no reaction to bites. We recommend a thorough inspection to aid in early detection.
Look for reddish stains on bedding or furniture where bed bugs may have been crushed. Dark spots could be their excrement. Additionally, eggs, nymphs (young bed bugs), or even live adults can be found in areas where they hide, such as mattress seams, box springs, and furniture cracks.
Bed bugs often conceal themselves in corners and crevices, such as the seams of couch and chair cushions. They might also hide in curtains, carpet edges, and piles of clothes or laundry.
Ignoring these signs can lead to a more severe infestation, potentially requiring repeated treatments and increasing the cost of removal from your residential or commercial property.
Heat treatment is one of the fastest and most effective bed bug extermination methods. It works swiftly, allowing you to tackle the problem before it escalates.
Using heat treatment also ensures quicker results and fewer chemicals. While insecticides require weeks to provide results, in nearly 100% of the cases, the heat treatment provides complete eradication in hours.
Book Your Bed Bug Heat Treatment in London
At Toxic Respond, we’re equipped to tackle your bed bug problem head-on. Our team of highly trained exterminators boasts years of experience successfully eliminating infestations of all sizes.
Schedule your initial inspection today! Our dedicated bed bug specialist will thoroughly examine your property, pinpoint the pests exact location, and develop a customised plan for their complete eradication.
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