Bed Bug Removal Company, Environmental Heat Solutions, Finds Higher Kill Rating With Heat
Jan 20, 2017
Bed bugs are a nasty nuisance that can show up anywhere, when they do, the most effective solution is using a Thermal Remediation treatment.
January 19, 2017 /MarketersMedia/ —
Unlike other bed bug treatments, heat treatment is very fast acting and highly effective. Because heat is used instead of chemicals, there is no wait time as the sprays settle and adhere to become active. Bed bugs have a low tolerance for heat and it only takes hours to kill adults, nymphs and eggs. Other solutions or treatments can take days or even weeks to find and eliminate bed bugs completely.
Thermal remediation treatments (heat treatments) work by heating a building to an internal temperature of between 120 to 140 degrees Fahrenheit. Although this temperature is dangerously high for the bed bugs, it is still low enough to cause zero damage to furniture, the structure or any personal belongings. Heat treatment is also more environmentally friendly due to the lack of chemical use.
At the very first sign of annoying bed bugs, it is time to take action. Safe, fast and cost effective heat treatment is an eco-friendly and highly successful solution. Family owned and operated Environmental Heat Solutions, Inc is a licensed, insured and bonded bed bug detection and removal specialist with services all throughout Virginia, Maryland and into parts of West Virginia and Pennsylvania. To learn more, visit www.greenbedbugsolutions.com.
Contact Info:
Name: Jen Ducharme
Organization: Environmental Heat Solutions
For more information, please visit http://www.greenbedbugsolutions.com
Source: MarketersMedia
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