Bed bug treatments in Clearwater Florida

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Chemical Treatments  OR             Bed Bug Heat treatments

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  Numerous  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  are developing resistance to the chemicals used to stop them. You know how Roaches and Mosquitos tend to grow immune to Pesticides over a 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.

It’s hard to argue with fact. And the fact is this—if you want to get rid of your bed bugs in the safest, quickest, and most highly effective manner, then you need to go with the heat treatment. Call us now at # (727)-734-0963  to find out how we can help end your bed big infestation

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McDonald Pest Control has been providing professional pest control services in Clearwater, Fl for over 25  years. We deliver  professional services

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Bed Bug Control in Pinellas,Pasco and Tampa too

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Pinellas Pasco and Hillsborough County Bed Bug Control/Thermal Remediation
Baypines  Bed bugs in bedrooms- Belleair bedbugs in the sheets - Clearwater bedbugs in the bathroom - Crystal Beach bed bugs on the ceiling - Dunedin bedbugs in the couch - Gulfport  bedbugs in a crib- Indian Rocks Beach  bedbugs in your luggage- Indian Shores in an apartment - Kenneth
City bedbugs in a condo- Largo bedbugs in an ambulance - Madeira Beach bedbugs in a beach towel - Oldsmar in a classroom - Ozona bedbugs in the bed frame - Palm Harbor bed bugsin a couch - Pass-A-Grille Beach bedbugs in a comforter - Pinellas Park bed bugs in a house - Redington
Beach bedbugs in a lazyboy chair - Safety Harbor bedbugs on a rug - Saint Petersburg in picture frames - Seminole bedbugs - South Pasadena  bed bugs- St. Pete Beach bedbug infestation - Sunset Beach bedbug control - Tarpon
Springs  pestcontrol- Tierra Verde pest control - Treasure Island thermal remediation - Clearwater Beach heat treatments - Holiday bed bug infestation- Saint Petersburg Beach bed bug control-

Trinity bedbug services - Newport Richey bed bug control- Port Richey bed bug infestation - Hudson bed bug control- Lutz bedbug pest control - land o Lakes bedbugs - town and Country bed bugs - tampa bed bug treatments- Temple Terrace bed bug control - Citrus Park bed bug pest control - Brandon bed bug treatments- Hyde park bedbug heat treatments - Palma Cia bedbugs- ASK about your Town or city if Not Listed

Bed Bug Inspection,BedBugs Canine detection,Bed Bug Bites,bed bug Pics,bedbug Spots,bedbugs in bed,bedbugs in closet,bedbugs in dresser,bedbugs in closet,bed bug at work,bed bugs in mattress,bed bugs in bed bites,theater bed bugs,hospitals have bedbugs too,daycare school bedbug infestations, grade school bedbugs in classrooms,the mall,stores,dollar type store,second hand store, 

Thermal Remediation ,One Day treatment,low or No Pesticide treatment,minimal Preparation. Assistance Available. Hot Air Kills Bed Bugs, Sleep in your Own Bed tonight with out Bed bug Bites!

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Home Health = Home Hygiene

Take charge of your home!

There are many things you can do to prevent pests from getting into your home. Here are some key suggestions and recommendations especially for homeowners:
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Indoors *

1.Make sure all doors to the outside are well sealed. If light can be seen from around or under a door, then insects can gain access into your home.

2.Keep air-conditioning filters clean and thermostats properly adjusted. Mold and mildew build-up attracts tiny insects.

3.Check for plumbing leaks, and seal off gaps around plumbing pipes behind cabinetry. Don’t let water accumulate anywhere in or around your home.

4.Check grout around bathtubs and toilets. A good caulk seal will keep out small insects, such as silverfish and ants.

5.Check the attic for water in the drip pan, unnecessary clutter and screened gable vents. Seal or remove cardboard boxes to prevent insects from nesting inside.

6.Store all open food containers in tightly sealed containers or in the refrigerator.

7.If you have a pet, don’t leave pet food or water out overnight.

8.Check for pests hiding in grocery bags, packages and boxes before carrying them inside your house.

9.  Run Water in any Bathrooms ,Flush Toilets to Ensure Drain has not Evaporated,  * Alternative*-Apply Painter's Tape over Drains in any unused Bathrooms; if Running Water is not  Timely treatment.  Drains are Easy Entry Points for Roaches.

Outdoors *

1.Repair or replace any torn screens to keep insects from getting inside. {Exclusion ] Insect/Rodents or Animals

2.Seal around Soffits, Facia and  Vents to make sure rodents and insects can’t get into the roof or attic space. [ Exclusion ]

3.Seal around  All Conduits and Plumbing /Piping where it enters your house. Many Insects and Rodents follow Power lines or climb Conduits and Pipes to get inside. [Exclusion]

4.Check all Gutter Downspouts/Drains to make sure that Water is diverted away from your house. The base of each Gutter should drain water away from the foundation to discourage moisture from building up next to your house.

5.Remove all accumulated leaves and debris from rain gutters and the roof to prevent ants and other insects from breeding under the build-up.

6.Caulk all cracks and crevices (for example, under window frames or around pipes entering the side of your house) to prevent insects from entering. [Exclusion]

7.Keep garbage cans clean and lids sealed to prevent ants, roaches and flies from feeding and breeding in the garbage.

8.Keep the Garage Door closed, and make sure the weather-stripping along the base of the door is in good repair. [Exclusion]

9.Prune any excess plants or trees touching your house, especially on eaves and the roof. These create an insect and/or Rodent Highway directly into your house.

10.Remove debris, clutter or woodpiles away from your home’s foundation. This discourages Rodents/Rats from nesting or Insect infestations around your home.

11.Check your sprinkler irrigation system to be sure there is no puddling near the foundation or water spraying onto the house.

12.If you have air-conditioning window units, divert the drip line at least 2 feet away from the foundation of your home.

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Florida's Newest Subterranean termite Species

The University of Florida has confirmed an infestation of the West Indian subterranean termite in Loxahatchee – the first one in the state outside of a single Miami neighborhood.
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WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — The University of Florida has confirmed an infestation of the West Indian subterranean termite in Loxahatchee – the first one in the state outside of a single Miami neighborhood – an indication that this species is moving to the north. A  technician found the termite infestation during an inspection .

Subterranean termites are by far the most destructive species of termites and are the species most frequently found throughout Florida. They can collapse an entire building, meaning possible financial ruin for a homeowner. In the United States, about $4.5 billion is spent each year to control subterranean termite infestations and repair damage they cause.

“This species of subterranean termite is found in Jamaica and the Grand Cayman, and it was 1995 when it was first discovered in this country in Miami,” said Rudolf H. Scheffrahn, the professor of entomology who confirmed Hulett’s findings. “The termites were most likely transported to Loxahatchee a number of years ago in a potted plant from the Little Haiti neighborhood where it is common.”

The West Indian subterranean termites are small, brown and swarm during early summer evenings. They look similar to drywood termites, but getting rid of an infestation requires a different treatment protocol. That’s why it’s critical to understand what type of termite is infesting the area.

“It’s easy to misidentify the West Indian subterranean for drywood termites and spend hundreds of dollars on treating the wrong species,” said Tim Hulett, the company’s president and CEO, and an entomologist. “The wasted money is bad enough, but if left untreated the subterranean termites can cause extensive damage that will be much more expensive to treat and repair later on.”

Since the West Indian subterranean termite has demonstrated its ability to successfully establish colonies in South Florida, Scheffrahn expects it to continue to spread over time. They nest in soil and can attack any structure through mud tubes they build to connect their nests to wood. Since they’re either underground or hidden in wood, they are hard to find and identify.
Tampa bay and the St.petersburg, Clearwater Area will Probably experience thi West Indian Termite soon.

Alate (swarmer). (All photos c/o Hulett Environmental Services)

 Pct Magazine Aug. 5 2012

One Day Heat or Weekly Chemical Bed Bug treatments

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.

http://www.mcdonaldpestcontrol.com

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.

It’s hard to argue with fact. And the fact is this—if you want to get rid of your bed bugs in the safest, quickest, and most highly effective manner, then you need to go with the heat treatment. Call us now at # (727)-835-8183 to find out how we can help end your bed big infestation! Serving the Tampa Bay Area, Bed Bugs in Largo, Seminole, St.pete Beach, Saint Petersburg  and Surrounding Area.k-9 bed bug inspection.

Bed Bug Migration

BedBug Inspection

Bed Bug Migration 

Bed Bugs are Migrating

in Clearwater Florida

and St. Petersburg

Heat Treatments will Saturate Walls,

 Furniture, Bed Frames, Mattresses and  Box Springs 

Lethal Temperatures of 130 Degrees Kill BedBugs

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BEE Control Doral Village

Africanized Bees In Clearwater Refuse to Be Relocated  

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