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As a bed bug professional, you know that bed bugs can cause a lot of panic and anxiety for your customers.  Many people are unaware of how they get bed bugs, or they believe many of the “old wives tales” that surround bed bug infestation.  Misinformation causes individuals to be embarrassed, defensive and very worried once a bed bug sighting is confirmed.  Sometimes this insecurity can cause people to perform dangerous and ineffective treatments in efforts to rid themselves of those pesky blood suckers.

Are you a motivated entrepreneur wanting to start a bed bug heat treatment business?  Alternatively, maybe you already own a pest control company but would like to start offering bed bug heat treatments for your customers.  Convectex knows that bed bug heat treatments bring in big money to pest control companies every year…moreover, we are here to help you bring that money home to your family!

Dealing with any bed bug problem will undoubtedly cause concern for those in charge of solving the problem.  Bedbugs in apartment complexes cause additional concern because of their tendency to spread to multiple units.  Rental agreements and liability issues also make treatments for bed bugs complicated.

You might be on the fence about getting rid of bed bugs yourself -- so first, let’s get one thing clear. Getting rid of bed bugs on your own will benefit you, especially if you have the right tools and use the right methods.

First of all, taking care of bed bugs on your own is cheaper. Calling up the same pest control companies, time after time, racks up a huge bill. If the company isn’t using heat treatments, they’re doing it wrong, and you’ll have to pay for expedient measures again and again.

But even if they’re doing it right, you might still get another infestation. Why? Because you’re living in the same place.

If you’ve captured a bug, and you want to find out what it is, then you’ll need to rule out look-alikes. Short of calling an entomologist, make sure to rule out the most common identification mistakes before you call pest removers in a panic.