Bed Bug Extermination

CONVENTIONAL TREATMENT

• Conventional treatments consisting of insecticides remains our primary and most turned to approach for handling bed bugs

• Small or confined bed bug infestations can be effectively treated with pesticides

• Treatment will usually begin at the focal point of the infestation, which is generally the bed in an infested room

• This will be followed by careful treatment of the surrounding area, including baseboards, floor/wall junctions, carpets, electrical outlets and switches, and cracks in walls and floors

  
  

CRYONITE = THE BED BUGS KRYPTONITE!

• Cryonite uses rapid freezing to kill pesticide-resistant bed bugs and most other insects

• Chemical free

• Kills all bed bug, in every stage of development, upon direct contact

• Does not penetrate certain materials

• No residual effect

• Dry method, can be used in electric devices

WHOLE ROOM HEAT TREATMENT

• Bed bugs and their eggs cannot survive in temperatures over 113º, especially if they are exposed to that heat for at least 90 minutes or more

• Heat can eradicate and kill bed bugs at any life stage, from egg to nymph to full adult

• Unlike Heat is non-toxic, non-odorous and safe for both pets and humans

• Heat is also a single-treatment solution, something that can be done in one day

• Heat can also permeate hard-to-reach nooks and crannies of your home – the places in which bed bugs love to hide.