• Call and schedule your treatment date and drop off time.

• After reading best practice’s manual prepare your home for treatment. This is the most important step and will take some a considerable amount of time and work. All items that could melt, expand/explode or be harmed by the heat process need to be inspected and removed. Clothing in closets should be left in but space between each item is needed to allow hot air to penetrate accurately and fully, folded clothing or stacks of clothing is not allowed as heat cannot penetrate such item and should be put into a plastic bag, sealed and laundered at a later time with high heat in both the washer and the drying cycles.

• A technician will deliver the heating equipment and demonstrates in detail best practices of both set-up and running of the heating systems.

• Monitoring of the heat up process is a must! We provide a heat sensing laser temperature gun to aid in determining when each item is “up to temperature” and also aid in fan placement. Once lethal temperatures are reached a additional 4-6 hours is necessary to heat up ALL of the items in the affected room. Remember temperature of 130-140 is lethal to insects and likewise is hard on the human body as well. Anyone with medical condition that limit certain activity’s should talk to their doctor prior the entering a supper heated room and likewise you may only enter a heated room to check temperature and or modify treatment strategy. No one should stay in a room while it is being treated.

• Vacuum and clean as needed with provided HEPA vacuum.

• Technician will pick up equipment as scheduled.