What are the steps of heat remediation for bed bugs, when your home is serviced by us (Dead Bug Walkin LLC)?:

Heat remediation is a method used to eliminate bed bugs and other pests from a home or business by raising the temperature of the living space to a level that is lethal to them. The process involves using specialized equipment to heat the entire living space, including walls, floors, and furniture, to a temperature between 120-140°F (49-65.5°C).

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Image shows our heat remediation equipment for bed bugs set up to service a Tulsa Metro home. The equipment shown is an indirect fired diesel heater with ducting that can go through a window or door. All exhaust is expelled outside of your home and clean fresh hot air is pushed inside. High temp fans then circulate the hot air throughout the entire area being treated for bed bugs or other pests. We also have heaters that go inside of your home for more discreet clients, if needed.

Here are the steps typically involved in applying heat remediation for bed bugs to a home or business:

1. Inspection and assessment – A professional pest control technician will inspect the home to identify areas where bed bugs and other pests are present. They will also assess the severity of the infestation and determine the appropriate temperature and duration of treatment.

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Image shows a bed bug perched on a human finger. Image provided by Dead Bug Walkin LLC Bed Bug Heat Treatment Specialists Pest Control located near Tulsa Oklahoma.

2. Preparation – The homeowner will remove all items from the home that could be damaged by high temperatures, such as candles, cosmetics, and certain types of electronics. We will also seal any gaps, cracks, or other openings to prevent heat from escaping. You will receive a prep list that explains exactly how you will prepare for the heat remediation for bed bugs. We also go over how you'll prepare by going room to room with you explaining how you will go about getting yours home or business ready to treat.

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3. Treatment – First we have to separate all furniture items in your home for themselves. An example would be separating your mattress from the box springs. Then your box springs from your bed frame. Then the bed frame is pulled about a foot away from your walls, etc., etc.. After separating your furniture, our professionals will strategically set up specialized heating equipment, such as heaters and heat resistant fans, throughout the home. The equipment will be turned on, and the temperature will gradually increase until it reaches the lethal level for pests. The temperature will be maintained for specified times that vary depending upon the size of the area being treated, the amount of furniture and your belongings all come into play, to ensure that all bed bugs and their eggs are eliminated.

Image shows our heat remediation treatment equipment for bed bugs set up inside of a Tulsa Metro home. Notice the ducting coming through the window with a thermal blanket blocking heat from escaping. The blue fans are high temperature resistant and strategically placed to ensure maximum efficiency that reaches every bed bug and egg hidden in the home. Our heat remediation is only part of the whole process. It is important that we also focus on post service protection from bed bugs that may be brought into your home or business after your heat remediation. — Image shows our heat remediation treatment equipment for bed bugs set up to inside of a Tulsa Metro home. Notice the ducting coming through the window with a thermal blanket blocking heat from escaping. The blue fans are high temperature resistant and strategically placed to ensure maximum efficiency that reaches every bed bug and egg hidden in the home. Our heat remediation is only part of the whole process. It is important that we also focus on post service protection from bed bugs that may be brought into your home or business after your heat remediation.

4. Post-treatment inspection and protection measures – After the treatment is complete, our bed bug heat specialist will inspect the home on the same day as the treatment, to ensure that all pests have been eliminated. We may also recommend additional treatments if needed or preventive measures to keep the home pest-free. Our insecticides will continue to protect for 60 days total. A free 60 day warranty or guarantee also comes with your purchase of our whole home bed bug heat remediation. The option to extend the warranty is available for up to one year from the initial purchase. It normally costs about $300 each 60 days you choose to renew your warranty with us but can differ depending on different underlying factors.

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To summarize heat remediation for bed bugs and prevention measures:

Overall, heat remediation is an effective and eco-friendly way to eliminate pests from a home or business. It is also relatively quick. Normally only taking one service appointment to eliminate bed bugs in an entire home or business. Adding non repellent insecticides like neonicotinoids or biopesticides can improve the effectiveness and protect your home or business from bed bugs, even after your heat treatment has been completed. Pesticides that are proven to kill bed bugs even once they are dry are crucial for long term success.

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