Heat treatments kill eggs, nymphs, and adults in a single session. Chemical treatments often require multiple applications and may not effectively destroy eggs.

A single heat treatment (usually lasting 6–8 hours) is often enough to eliminate a full infestation. In contrast, pesticides may take weeks and multiple visits to work fully.

No toxic residues left behind. Ideal for sensitive environments (e.g., homes with children, pets, or health concerns). Great for clients who want organic or natural pest control.

Heat reaches cracks, crevices, behind walls, inside furniture, etc., where bed bugs hide. Bed bugs are excellent hiders and may avoid surface-applied chemicals.

Many populations are now resistant to common insecticides like pyrethroids. Heat treatments bypass resistance entirely, they physically destroy the bugs.

Less prep is needed than for chemical sprays (though heat-sensitive items must be removed). No need to wash everything or vacate the home for days.

Once the treatment is complete and temperature normalizes, residents can return home immediately. There's no need to wait for chemical residues to settle or dissipate.