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Everyone knows the old clich Dont let the bed bugs bite. The unfortunate truth is that those bites are becoming more common every day, right here in Saskatchewan.

Many people think that bed bugs have long since been eradicated. In fact, bed bugs have been around for centuries. Despite a significant decline in infestation rates during the last half of the twentieth century, bed bugs have never disappeared. Today, infestations across North America, including Saskatchewan, are showing marked increases. Just like the villain in a horror movie, bed bugs just keep coming back.

The small, reddish brown insects that create such significant problems feed on the blood of humans. The name bed bug comes from their habit of living in the mattresses and feeding on bed occupants at night.

Adult bed bugs have oval, flattened bodies, and are about 3/16 to 3/8 inch long. Their flat body allows them to hide deep in the cracks and crevices of any home or building. They are perfectly at home in mattresses and bedding, furniture, luggage and even vehicle upholstery.

Bed bugs come out of hiding at night to feed on humans, drawn to our body heat and the carbon dioxide we exhale with every breath. They inject an anesthetic into their feeding area, allowing them to gorge themselves for extended periods without being felt.

On average a bed bug will bite its human host up to five times before going back to the nest. Multiply that by 100 bed bugs and you may well be bitten 500 times in one night.

In addition to bites and the telltale red, itchy welts they leave, look for:

There are bed bugs in all countries and on every continent. There was a significant drop in bed bug infestations in the developed world during the second half of the twentieth century. Recently that trend has been reversed. Bed bug infestations can start from a host of different sources, but the insects are most often transported into buildings on furniture or other personal belongings

While bed bugs are extremely adaptable and can nest almost anywhere, they are most commonly found in:

Bed bugs are more than just an irritation or inconvenience. They can have a devastating effect on a broad spectrum of businesses, souring customer or client relations, severely damaging reputations, creating public relations headaches and even spawning legal issues. Commonly-affected businesses and institutions include:

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Canadian Thermal Solutions believes in doing one thing and doing it well. Rather than knowing a bit about every pest, we focus exclusively on bed bugs. We know how to eliminate bed bugs quickly and efficiently. We know Thermal Remediation is the optimum solution because weve thoroughly investigated all the alternatives.

Bed bugs can be one of the most damaging pests for your business. You dont need a solution that is ineffective or that makes the problem worse.

You needto eliminate bed bugs for good. Thats precisely the business Canadian Thermal Solutions is in.

Canadian Thermal Solutions is not a franchise or part of a big regional or national firm. The company began in Regina, Saskatchewan when the founders saw the problems bed bugs were causing first hand, but didnt see a safe, effective solution.

The combination of thermal elimination and early detection was out there. Bringing these answers to Saskatchewan was both a necessary service and an excellent business opportunity.

Canadian Thermal Solutions was formed to provide a superior solution to bed bug problems for Saskatchewans property management, hospitality and transportation sectors.

We know that what we do is effective. Canadian Thermal Solutions will tell you what we will deliver before we start the work. We will show you that we have delivered it when the work is done. Period.

No company can legitimately promise that bed bugs wont return. Canadian Thermal Solutions can promise to identify infestations earlier and eliminate bed bugs more efficiently, quickly and thoroughly than any other solution available today.

Thermal Remediation delivers complete one-treatment eradication 95 times out of 100. In the rare cases where a second treatment is required, there is never a quibble or a charge. You can be 100% assured that whatever it takes, Canadian Thermal Solutions will completely eliminate bed bugs in every area we treat.

Alfie Kiernan and Betia Hovedskov were already experienced business owners when they first came in contact with bed bugs in Saskatchewan. An infestation occurred in one of the Regina units they owned through their property management company. We thought it would be a simple fix just call the exterminator and problem solved, says Betia. It proved to be anything but simple.

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THERMAL REMEDIATION

Thorough. Safe. Fast. Non-toxic. Eco-friendly. Thermal Remediation is the most advanced, effective way to eradicate bed bugs.

Like most great ideas, Thermal Remediation is simple. Bed bugs are attracted to heat thats how they find their food source. Enough heat will kill bed bugs, along with mold and all other insects. Heat kills bed bugs at all their life stages eggs dont survive, so they cant hatch and cause repeat infestations. Heat is the solution.

Our bed bug sniffing dogs are trained to the same exacting standards as canines used in law enforcement, medicine, health and public safety.

Unlike a human inspection, which can take several hours and require moving furniture, a bed bug sniffing canine can cover a typical room in less than three minutes. Regular sweeps for bed bugs by trained and certified bed bug canine teams will greatly decrease the risk of population and ensure that the infestation will be found early.

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Everyone knows the old clich Dont let the bed bugs bite. The unfortunate truth is that those bites are becoming more common every day, right here in Saskatchewan.

Many people think that bed bugs have long since been eradicated. In fact, bed bugs have been around for centuries. Despite a significant decline in infestation rates during the last half of the twentieth century, bed bugs have never disappeared. Today, infestations across North America, including Saskatchewan, are showing marked increases. Just like the villain in a horror movie, bed bugs just keep coming back.

The small, reddish brown insects that create such significant problems feed on the blood of humans. The name bed bug comes from their habit of living in the mattresses and feeding on bed occupants at night.

Adult bed bugs have oval, flattened bodies, and are about 3/16 to 3/8 inch long. Their flat body allows them to hide deep in the cracks and crevices of any home or building. They are perfectly at home in mattresses and bedding, furniture, luggage and even vehicle upholstery.

Bed bugs come out of hiding at night to feed on humans, drawn to our body heat and the carbon dioxide we exhale with every breath. They inject an anesthetic into their feeding area, allowing them to gorge themselves for extended periods without being felt.

On average a bed bug will bite its human host up to five times before going back to the nest. Multiply that by 100 bed bugs and you may well be bitten 500 times in one night.

In addition to bites and the telltale red, itchy welts they leave, look for:

There are bed bugs in all countries and on every continent. There was a significant drop in bed bug infestations in the developed world during the second half of the twentieth century. Recently that trend has been reversed. Bed bug infestations can start from a host of different sources, but the insects are most often transported into buildings on furniture or other personal belongings

While bed bugs are extremely adaptable and can nest almost anywhere, they are most commonly found in:

Bed bugs are more than just an irritation or inconvenience. They can have a devastating effect on a broad spectrum of businesses, souring customer or client relations, severely damaging reputations, creating public relations headaches and even spawning legal issues. Commonly-affected businesses and institutions include:

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