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EcoForce BedBug Services

BedBug Heat Treatments in Nashville, Tennessee & Surrounding Areas

Why EcoForce BedBug Services? Nashville Bed Bug Exterminator

EcoForce Bedbug Services is a veteran owned business, with over 20 years combined experience specializing in Heat Treatments for Bed Bugs. We are fully licensed, bonded, and insured to exterminate all pests, but focus 100% of our attention on the eradication of just ONE bug. Our highly trained and experienced technicians are skilled at what they do and strive for 100% success in a single treatment every time.

WHY ECOFORCE BEDBUG SERVICES IS YOUR #1 CHOICE IN BED BUG EXTERMINATION IN NASHVILLE

We utilize the most advanced bed bug equipment and bed bug extermination strategies in the industry. When it comes to bed bug treatments there is not 1 tool to do the job. We have a variety of bed bug heaters for residential and commercial applications. We have completed thousands of bedbug treatments and understand it takes knowledge and experience to achieve success without the need for multiple “follow up” visits. Specializing in bed bugs gives us the ability to meet the needs of any customer and any level of bed bug infestation. Most other companies that provide heat treatments use electric bedbug heaters which uses your electricity, require tedious prep work (ie. multiple loads of laundry) for the customer, and take a minimum of 8-24 hours to be successful. Our heaters for residential applications run off of propane NOT your electricity and raise the internal temperature within the home quickly. Our process ensures that bed bugs die in the same spot they were found and we can achieve 100% success in 8 hours or less. We require the least amount of preparation work for the customer.

STOP! DO NOT BAG UP YOUR CLOTHES

Our technicians remain on-site during the entire treatment to continuously monitor temperatures and ensure no cold spots exist in which bed bugs could hide and survive. Discretion is important to us. We understand bed bugs come with an undeserved stigma and can be embarrassing. Truth is, these bugs do not discriminate and ANYONE can get them. Rest at ease knowing our trucks do not have "Bed Bug" or "Pest Control" displayed anywhere on them.

BEDBUGS ARE ALL WE DO!

Being a niche company means our customers are important to us. We have never left a customer with bed bugs and promise the same for you! Check out our Latest BedBug Reviews

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Frequently asked questions

How do you get rid of bedbugs?

Bed Bugs are a difficult pest to eradicate. When most people think of pests they think pesticides. However, most chemical pesticide treatments for bedbugs take months to be fully effective. EcoForce uses the most up to date, innovative bedbug heat extermination equipment to eradicate bed bugs quickly and effectively. Bed bugs cannot survive in temperatures above 120℉. We raise the internal temperature of a structure to 140℉-150℉ for several hours to allow heat to saturate every crack and crevice that a bed bug may be hiding.

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Can I send in a photo BedBug ID for Verification?

Does Tennessee have BedBug laws?

If you are a tenant, and your landlord is responsible for pest control, the landlord should be notified immediately if bed bugs are suspected. As a renter or customer of a temporary residence in the state of Tennessee, you have the right to a livable and habitable space. In this state, landlords are typically required to handle pest infestations, as implied in The Landlord and Tenant Act of 1975. It states that the landlord shall: -Comply with requirements of applicable building and housing codes materially affecting health and safety; -Make all repairs and do whatever is necessary to put and keep the premises in a fit and habitable condition; -Keep all common areas of the premises in a clean and safe condition. In certain circumstances, this could require the property owner to be financially responsible for bed bug treatment. Unless the lease states that the tenant is responsible for the extermination of pests. It is very difficult to determine if bed bugs were in the unit prior to move, or brought into the unit by people or furnishings. We recommend that Landlords document with photos upon entry and exit of a tenant, note any complaints, create a bedbug addendum on the lease agreement & have a bedbug strategy in place with a professional bed bug exterminator. For tenants we recommend you understand your lease and what pest control you are responsible for, take detailed photos when you move in, do not take any used furniture left by dumpsters for pick up, and advise the Landlord immediately if bed bugs are confirmed.