If you recently
discovered that you have a bed bugs infestation, there’s no doubt that you’re
looking for a quick solution. And that means you have two options. You can
either go with the tradition chemical treatment, or take advantage of bed bug
heat treatment. The following details the top 5 reasons why we think you should
go with the heat treatment.
1.
The majority of bed bug
infestations require 3 chemical treatments to get the job done. In fact, a mere 6% of bed bug problems can be fixed with a single
chemical treatment. Doesn’t sound very efficient, does it? On the other hand,
we guarantee that we’ll kill all of your bed bugs in a single treatment.
How’s that for quick result?
2.
Bed bugs seem to be
developing resistance to the chemicals used to stop them. You know how humans tend to grow immune to certain illnesses over a long
period of time? Well similarly, bed bugs are building resistance to the
chemicals used to kill them. The result? Pest control companies are amping up
their chemical usage, practically flooding homes with their product. Do you
really want to swim in pesticides?
3.
Pesticides aren’t good
for the environment. And in this age of “going green,” you don’t
want to contribute to our growing environmental issues. The heat treatment we
use does no harm to the environment whatsoever. It’s by far the best choice for
the environmentally conscious homeowner.
4.
The chemicals used may
prove harmful to some people. If you suffer from
certain neurological disorders and other medical disorders, you might suffer a
negative reaction to the pesticides used during a chemical treatment. Not the
case with our heat treatment. In fact, our treatment could be beneficial to
those suffering from certain medical disorders, as the heat treatment kills off
allergens and pathogens as well.
5.
Heat treatment requires
much less preparation on your part. If you bring in a
professional for a chemical treatment, get ready to do some work. Have you ever
moved? Well preparing for a chemical treatment might as well be the same thing.
Basically, you have to remove pretty much everything from your home. Clothing,
bedding, you name it. It all has to go. On the other hand, preparing for a heat
treatment is pretty painless. Sure you have to do a bit of preparation, but not
even close to as much as you would have to do if you were having your home
chemically treated.
