Your BEd Bug Treatment Starts With A Phone Call

Reserve your equipment once you have a personal treatment plan and are ready to proceed. Use your treatment plan to estimate how many days you need, and look at your calendar for a time that works for your schedule.  

Equipment Pickup is free at Tucson Premium Outlet Mall, or we can deliver to your home for $75 (including drop-off and pickup; prices vary outside of Tucson).

After scheduling a reservation, we’ll send you instructional videos on:

• Preparing your home.
• Operating the equipment.
• Powering the heater.

Prepare the first room you’re treating in advance to maximize your rental time.

When we meet, we’ll review the equipment with you, answer any questions, and discuss your home’s specific needs. You’ll sign a rental contract and provide payment, a driver’s license, and a credit card to be kept on file for incidentals (information is deleted after the equipment is returned in good working order).

We can deliver for a fee. Ask for more information when scheduling.

Following the outlined treatment plan, set up and turn on the equipment at home. Follow the monitoring protocol and treat each room as needed. Keep treated rooms closed to maximize effectiveness.

We are available for phone, text, and video conference support throughout the treatment. A phone call can troubleshoot most problems quickly.

Our process is effective, but it requires maintaining a critical temperature of 120°F for the required duration. Success depends on temperature and duration.

When done, pack up and return the equipment. Call or text us when you are on your way with your estimated arrival time.

Upon return, you’ll receive a discount coupon for 50% off any future rentals within the next three months if needed for a follow-up treatment.

Monitor for any signs of bed bugs over the next three months. Clean thoroughly, vacuum treatment areas, and wash household linens.

If you find bed bugs after the treatment, call us for a second treatment using your 50% discount coupon. Treating a smaller infestation before it grows into a large one is easier and more effective.