Heat treatment raises the temperature inside the affected room high enough, for long enough, to deal with bed bugs at every stage, including eggs tucked into bed frames, skirting boards and power points. It works well in units and older Queenslander homes around New Farm, where bugs can spread through wall cavities and shared walls if left alone, and it leaves no spray residue behind once the room cools.
The crew we book brings the heaters, fans and monitoring gear needed to run the job properly. Rooms are sealed off before the visit starts, and the temperature is raised gradually while fans push hot air into cracks, seams and gaps that a spray alone would miss. Monitoring equipment checks the temperature stays high enough for long enough across the whole room, not just near the heater.
Once the job is done, the crew explains what to expect over the next few days, including how soon soft furnishings will be cool enough to use again. Most New Farm homes and units can be back in use the same day or next day where the run allows.
Heat treatment suits most rooms, though very cluttered spaces sometimes need tidying beforehand so the heat can reach every corner properly. The crew we book will mention this when the booking is confirmed, along with anything else worth doing before the visit.
- Reaches eggs and bugs tucked into frames, skirting and power points
- No spray residue left behind once the room cools
- Suited to units, share houses and older timber homes
- Monitoring gear checks the room reaches the right temperature
- Booking includes a plain rundown of what the visit involves
Call 07 3543 7772 to book heat treatment for your New Farm home. We will confirm the rooms affected and arrange a local team with pricing upfront.
