Operation Brief
Bed bugs have evolved to resist most chemical treatments, hide in the thinnest cracks, and wait you out for over a year without feeding. Heat is the one thing they cannot adapt to. Our whole-room thermal remediation raises ambient temperatures above 120°F — the lethal threshold for every life stage, including eggs — while our technicians monitor and move items to ensure no cold spots are missed.
Bed bugs are among the most psychologically taxing infestations we handle, and for good reason. They’re small enough to hide in a seam, resilient enough to survive most chemical treatments, and they feed on you while you sleep. If you’ve tried mattress encasements, over-the-counter sprays, and every piece of advice the internet has offered — and they’re still there — that’s not your fault. Those methods don’t work reliably because bed bugs have spent decades developing resistance to the most common insecticides.
Heat does not negotiate with resistance. Our thermal remediation process uses industrial heating equipment to raise the entire room — furniture, walls, mattress, box spring, everything — to over 120°F and hold it there long enough to ensure every egg, nymph, and adult is eliminated. Wireless temperature sensors placed throughout the treatment zone let our technicians monitor every corner in real time, and we physically reposition furniture and clutter to break up any thermal refuges where cool pockets might form. This isn’t a tent-and-bomb operation; it’s a controlled, precision process that typically takes six to eight hours.
After the heat comes down, we apply a residual chemical perimeter treatment around baseboards and behind furniture as a secondary line of defense against any eggs that may have been in an area that briefly cooled. Our 60-day re-treatment guarantee is there for peace of mind, but in most cases a single heat treatment resolves the infestation completely. You can sleep in your room the same night — the only thing left behind is heat.