Effective Bed Bug Extermination Services in Vermont
Over 25 years of discreet and professional pest removal experience.
Bed bugs are a persistent nuisance in Vermont, invading homes, hotels, and businesses. These small, reddish-brown insects hide in cracks and crevices, feeding on human blood at night. PestPro offers comprehensive bed bug extermination services, including chemical-free bed bug treatment options.
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Why Choose PestPro for Bed Bug Removal?
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Local Experience: Serving Vermont since 1994, PestPro has helped countless homeowners and businesses eliminate bed bugs quickly and safely.
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Chemical-Free Bed Bug Treatment: We offer chemical-free bed bug treatment solutions that are safe, effective, and environmentally friendly. Whether you’re looking for heat treatments or other non-chemical methods, our team can help.
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Thorough Inspections: We perform detailed inspections to identify the extent of the infestation and recommend the best course of action.
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Guaranteed Results: PestPro stands by its treatments with a satisfaction guarantee. We provide follow-up inspections to ensure bed bugs are fully eradicated.
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Family-Owned and Trusted: As a second-generation, family-run business, we are dedicated to helping our Vermont community live pest-free.
The PestPro
Thermal Remediation® Solution​
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PestPro, Inc. was the first company to offer Thermal Remediation® treatments in Vermont.
We also provide treatments in northern New York. Since our introduction of this method, several other companies have followed our lead. Be assured that when you call PestPro you are contacting the most experienced local company in Thermal Remediation®! Heat treating is 100% effective for all bed bugs, egg to adult, and is a chemical-free bed bug treatment that is an environmentally friendly, pesticide-free process.
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Thermal Remediation® Treatment is only available for our commercial customers.
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This safe, effective, and eco-friendly process uses dry heat to kill the entire lifecycle of bed bugs, while reducing the application of insecticides. The Thermal Remediation® target temperature during treatment is between 120-135°F, as this is the temperature necessary to penetrate bed bug harborages.
Why heat treatment is better than traditional pesticide applications
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One treatment is all it takes to kill all phases of bed bugs — egg to nymph to adult. Pesticide applications require multiple visits.
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It is a green, environmentally friendly treatment, as no pesticides are applied. Traditional treatments require pesticides applied to mattresses, box springs, bed frames, and all other cracks and crevices in bedrooms and infested areas.
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There is limited preparation required, as heat will penetrate clutter, clothing, bedding, and furniture. Pesticide treatments require extensive prep and laundering. Moreover, chemicals will not penetrate all areas that heat will.
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The Thermal Remediation® treated area may be re-occupied several hours after treatment. Pesticide applications usually require 24-48 hours to dry and off-gas!
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After the heat treatment is finished, the bed bugs are dead! This is not the case with a pesticide application, which is the reason for several applications and increased pesticide resistance.
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Heat treatment is the perfect application for heavy infestations, sensitive areas, and anyone wishing to keep pesticides out of their bedroom. Our certified Thermal Remediation® staff will be glad to visit your facility to inspect and design a treatment plan. We also offer on-site training for your house keeping staff in bed bug identification and prevention.
PestPro was the first company in Vermont with a 6 heater Thermal Remediation® system!
Schedule Bed Bug Extermination Services
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If you suspect bed bugs in your home or business, don’t wait. PestPro’s professional team is here to provide fast, safe, and chemical-free bed bug treatments across Vermont.
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Download the following flyers for detailed information about our Thermal Remediation® Process.
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The Thermal Remediation® Prep List
The Thermal Remediation® Treatment Process
Key Findings on Bed Bug Behaviors and Sub-Lethal Temperatures
More Questions? Check out our Bed Bugs 101 page:
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