Looking for a non-chemical approach to bed bug pest-control? Gregory Pest Solutions has quickly become the largest supplier of thermal bed bug treatment in South Carolina. The reason is clear: Gregory uses state-of-the-art innovative Thermal Remediation® Heat Treatment process. This process helps Gregory remove bed bugs fast. It needs little prep and causes no hassle. It reaches all areas where bed bugs may hide, ensuring comprehensive eradication without the chemicals.
What Is Thermal Remediation for Bed Bugs?
Gregory’s system uses specially designed industrial strength electric heaters. They heat the inside of the treated area to a temperature above 120° F in order to kill bed bugs and their eggs that might be inside of cracks, crevices, furniture, fixtures, and other belongings. This approach effectively handles bed bugs. It tackles the visible infestation and targets the source. This way, it greatly lowers the chance of the problem coming back.
Not only has Gregory’s approach to treatment itself been effective, Gregory’s strategic targeting of the bed bug problem has also helped reduce the scope and duration of treatment as well.
At Gregory Pest Control, we have a trained team of bed bug sniffing dogs. They are ready to help in various places, including apartments, hotel rooms, dormitories, and large buildings. A dog’s keen sense of smell has allowed Gregory’s team of bed bug experts to find and destroy bed bugs quickly and efficiently.
Why Heat Treatment Is Effective Against All Life Stages of Bed Bugs
The advantage of heat treatment is its capability to kill all life stages of bed bugs; from eggs, to nymphs and adults. Traditional chemical treatments may not always reach bed bug eggs, allowing the infestation to continue. However, heat treatment ensures that even the most resilient bed bugs are eliminated, providing a more thorough solution.
How Our Heat Treatment Process Works
When we use Heat Treatment in your home or business, we will first do a thorough inspection of the affected area to identify the extent of the infestation. We then use industrial-strength heaters to raise the temperature of the space to a temperature above 120° F, which is lethal to bed bugs. The heat is maintained for several hours to ensure that all bed bugs are eliminated. Our technicians monitor the temperature throughout the process to ensure its effectiveness and safety.
Is Heat Treatment Safe for Your Home or Business?
Yes, heat treatment is a safe and environmentally friendly method for eliminating bed bugs.
The Thermal Remediation® process lets customers and residents keep most items in their homes. You can leave clothing, bedding, furniture, TVs, and computers in place. Almost everything stays put during treatment. Our technicians take precautions to protect your belongings and ensure the process is conducted effectively.
Gregory’s Thermal Remediation® Heat Treatment equipment is a self-contained system. It uses space heaters and monitoring devices. These are powered by the system and checked during the process. This ensures safe and effective heat levels in treated areas. Plus, it leaves no residues behind, making it safer for homes and businesses. The heat kills all stages of bed bugs: eggs, nymphs, and adults.
Gregory Now with Largest Fleet of Thermal Bed Bug Trucks
Gregory Pest Solutions has expanded its capabilities by acquiring the largest fleet of thermal bed bug trucks in the Southeastern US. This expansion allows us to respond more quickly to infestations and provide more efficient service to our clients. Our fleet is equipped with state-of-the-art heating equipment, ensuring we can handle infestations of any size.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Thermal remediation is a method that uses heat to kill bed bugs at all life stages. Raising the temperature of the affected area to levels that are lethal to bed bugs effectively eliminates the infestation without the use of chemicals.
Specialized equipment is used to heat the infested area to a temperature that bed bugs cannot survive. The heat is maintained for several hours, eliminating all bed bugs.
Heat treatment is effective because it kills bed bugs at all life stages, including eggs, which are often resistant to chemical treatments. Additionally, heat can penetrate areas that chemicals may not reach, providing a more thorough solution.