Category Archives: Bed Bugs Massachusetts

Clark Pest Remedy will provide the best solution to your pest problemand heres why: Knowledgeable : CPR technicians are trained to the highest industry standards. Continue reading →

Green Environmental Exterminator pest control including mice, bed bugs, termites, ants in Boston, Cambridge, Brookline, NewtonAt Green Planet Pest Control, our goal is to provide customers with effective, ecologically responsible pest management solutions, protecting health, households and the world around us. Our integrated approach relies on targeting the source of pest problems rather than the symptoms, therefore eliminating pests through low impact techniques. Continue reading →

Local boards of health (LBOH) may receive complaints about bed bugs from housing occupants or other community members or a LBOH inspector may identify signs of bed bug infestations during an inspection. The presence of bed bugs can raise concerns about potential health and economic consequences. Continue reading →

Not Tonite Thermal Pest Remediation and Full-Service Pest Extermination If you havent heard or experienced first-hand, bed bugs are making a come-back! Not Tonite is a family-owned and operated full-service pest control company with over 20 years experience in insect heat remediation, killing bed bugs and other insect pests. Our technicians use the best equipment available in the industry and have access to the most complete, on-going training and certification. We use only environmentally-friendly products and practices keeping your home and familys health and well-being first and foremost. Continue reading →

Instead of using toxins to kill bed bugs, our bed bug heat treatment takes advantage of bed bugs’ one true weakness – their inability to stand extreme temperatures – getting rid of bed bugs by overloading them with steady heat. Best of all, it does this without adversely affecting your home or belongings, since the temperature required to kill bed bugs is relatively low to humans. There is considerable documentation citing the temperature and time correlations necessary to kill bed bugs and their eggs. Continue reading →