Bed bugs have become a common problem dealt with by organizations ranging from low income housing authorities to five star hotels. Causing not only physical symptoms but also psychological effects, it is important that bed bug infestations are treated immediately and with the appropriate equipment to successfully eradicate an infestation.

Heat Vs. Pesticides

• Heatigation For Bed Bugs
• How Heat Treatment Works
• Benefits of Heat Treatment
• Research
• Preparing For Heatigation

Applying high heat is a more effective method to terminate a bed bug infestation in comparison to using chemical applications. Bed bugs are more resistant than ever to insecticides, meaning chemicals may not be able to kill all insect life stages resulting in remaining live bed bugs post-treatment. Whereas, bed bugs simply cannot survive at extreme temperatures making heat a better treatment option. Furthermore, only one heat treatment is necessary to eliminate an infestation, while chemicals usually require multiple treatments.

The Right Solution

To eliminate insecticide-resistant bed bugs, Arab Pest Control has chosen Temp-Air's Thermal Remediation® line of electric bed bug heat treatment equipment. Thermal Remediation® bed bug heaters are thermostatically controlled not to exceed 135°F, making them a safe, eco-friendly pest control option. These units are an effective bed bug infestation solution designed specifically for the needs of pest control professionals.