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Bed Bugs are becoming more resistant to pesticides; but a safe, effective, and environmentally friendly dry heat process kills the entire life cycle of bed bugs. Homeowners, hotels, and apartment complexes are turning to Active Pest Control to kill all of their bed bug infestation through the specialized use of heat.

Bed bugs can’t withstand heat. At 130 degrees bed bugs die in minutes…

Schedule a FREE bed bug inspection ($125 value),
call 770-954-9941 for more details

Since bed bugs often infest cracks and crevices not visible at first glance, bed bugs can easily go undetected. Our inspectors can spot even the smallest signs of bed bugs and devise a treatment plan to wipe out the infestation.

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Adult bed bugs are visible to the naked eye, however some bed bug signs require training to recognize. Our inspectors will check for:

• Dark spots (about this size: •) which are bed bug excrement and may bleed on the fabric like a marker would
• Eggs and eggshells, which are tiny (about 1mm) and white
• Skins that nymphs shed as they grow larger
• Live bed bugs
• Rusty or reddish stains on bed sheets or mattresses caused by bed bugs being crushed

How we control 100% of any bed bug infestation…

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Apply Heat. Electric bed bug heaters will introduce and recirculate heated air with a target temperature not to exceed 135°F within the space.

Monitor. The bed bug team remotely surveys the temperatures within the space using wireless sensors to ensure lethal temperatures without damaging the space or its contents.

Move Air. Temperature fans move heated air throughout the space to reach insects in cracks and crevices or high infestation zones.

Don’t Make These 3 Common Mistakes…

Mistake #1: Trying to control bed bugs with over the counter pesticides

Bed bugs are resistant to pesticides in Georgia. Some bed bugs are 100% resistant to pesticides. No amount of chemicals will completely control or kill them.

Mistake #2: Assuming bed bugs do not infest furniture.

Bed bugs will infest any area where people or animals are active. Bed bugs often infest couches, chairs, dressers, walls, and baseboards.

Mistake #3: Only looking for bed bugs on your bed.

Bed bugs typically only move in the open space of your bed or furniture when feeding. Most of the time, they occupy small cracks and crevices around your bed and furniture.

Schedule a FREE bed bug inspection ($125 value),
call 770-954-9941 for more details

Since bed bugs often infest cracks and crevices not visible at first glance, bed bugs can easily go undetected. Our inspectors can spot even the smallest signs of bed bugs and devise a treatment plan to wipe out the infestation.