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Bed bug invasions are on the rise in most urban areas across the country and they are widely known to be very difficult to control. Since early detection is one of the fundamental steps to successfully getting rid of the pests, Environmental Heat Solutions has taken the task of educating the public on what to watch out for and how to treat bed bugs upon itself. When it comes to Bed bugs, there is no easy solution to fix the menace. Complete control calls for a carefully planned and premeditated approach by a professional bed bug exterminator.

Environmental Heat Solutions is the authority in the Northern Virginia, Maryland, and Pennsylvania area when it comes to effectively ridding a residence or commercial building of annoying bed bugs. They offer the newest green technology, to ensure the safety of customers and others. Without some basic knowledge of what to look for when it comes to bed bug nests, bites may be attributed to other summertime insect bites.

Environmental Heat Solutions uses heat treatments to effectively get rid of bed bugs. With expert strategies and techniques, the company uses high temperatures to exterminate the bugs. With these high temperatures of up to 140 degrees Celsius, the bed bugs are permanently and efficiently destroyed. Environmental Heat Solutions is dedicated to providing effective solutions and advice on how to deal with bed bug infestations. The company believes that high temperature treatment is the best way to get rid of bed bugs.

Environmental Heat Solutions would like to caution residents in the Virginia, Maryland, and Pennsylvania, to be on the lookout for bed bugs while participating in their summer plans. By now, most people know that bed bugs are a common nuisance that travelers need to be aware of, however, others with social summer plans need to be aware to be on the lookout for these annoying insects.

Bed bugs are a problem that no one wants to think about for many, they are a real issue. Hotels and other institutions fear the ramifications of bed bug infestation with customers and individuals often deal with this problem at home too. One company works hard to eradicate bed bugs using their Green Bed Bug Heat Solution.

Environmental Heat Solutions has the remedy to bed bug infestations in the Virginia, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, and Maryland area. By using trained dogs to locate bed bug hideouts and heat to eliminate bed bugs, Environmental Heat Solutions will eradicate bed bugs throughout the local area, thereby helping their customers live pest free. They offer free phone consultations and can pinpoint the exact spots where bed bugs are nesting.

Bed bug infestations, once thought to be a problem of the past, have made a comeback, and new reports show that bed bug infestations are increasing. A number of media sources have noted the rise in bed bug problems over the past several months, and recent reports show that bed bug problems continue to grow. Despite the increased awareness and homeowners taking more care to prevent bed bugs, bed bugs are continuing to spread across the country and the world.

Apartment renters have many potential dangers to be wary of, such as leaks from upstairs apartments, flooding from heavy rains, rent not being paid on time, untrustworthy neighbors, and fire danger. But the number one fear for apartment renters, according to a recent survey by Orkin and the National Apartment Association, is bed bugs.

Bed bugs are on the rise in Washington, D.C., and the surrounding states of Virginia and Maryland. As of 2012, D.C. ranked number six on a list of the most infested cities in the country. While still not as bad as New York City, D.C.’s problem seems to be growing.

Washington, D.C., and the surrounding area have ranked again as one of the most bed bug infested cities in the United States. In 2012, Washington, D.C., was ranked the sixth most infested city in the country, marking its steady advancement in the wrong direction; a previous study ranked the city at number eight. Environmental Heat Solutions is the company many D.C. residents turn to when faced with an infestation.