Heat treatment
- Kills bed bugs and eggs at every stage
- No pesticides, no residue and no chemical smell
- Treats mattresses, furniture and clothing in place
- Needs heat-sensitive items like aerosols, candles and medications taken out first
- You're out of the home during the treatment
Chemical treatment
- Usually needs more than one visit, because many products don't kill eggs
- Often more prep, like bagging and washing most belongings
- Leaves residue that keeps working for a while
- Many bed bug populations have become resistant to common insecticides
Which is right for you?
Heat is a strong choice when you want results without chemicals, especially with kids, pets, allergies or a rental where tenants need to get back to normal. Very cluttered spaces or large amounts of heat-sensitive items take more planning, which is why every treatment starts with a prep checklist.
Neither method stops bed bugs from being brought back in later. Inspect luggage after travel and check used furniture before bringing it home.
What heat treatment costs
Starting prices are from $399 for a single room, from $599 for a 1-bedroom suite, from $799 for a 2-bedroom suite and from $1,199 for a 3-bedroom house (main floor). Every treatment includes a prep checklist, temperature monitoring the whole time and a follow-up check 2 to 3 weeks later.
Serving Edmonton and area
YEG Bed Bugs serves Edmonton, St. Albert, Sherwood Park, Spruce Grove, Stony Plain, Leduc, Beaumont and Fort Saskatchewan, plus neighbourhoods across Edmonton like Mill Woods, Windermere, Terwillegar, Castle Downs, Clareview, Summerside and Old Strathcona.
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