Bed bugs rarely transfer to vehicles, but as a precaution we chemically spray your car as part of the treatment. We spray it during the day while the heat treatment is underway, and the spray needs approximately 10 to 12 hours to dry — so plan accordingly for your vehicle access that day.
- Extreme temperatures work in your favor: In the dead of winter or the peak of summer, the temperatures inside a parked vehicle can get extreme enough to kill bed bugs on their That’s a good thing.
- Items in the car: Papers, bags, and any other items that have been in the vehicle should be bagged up and brought inside the home before the We will heat those items as part of the treatment.
- Shop vac the vehicle: Before the treatment day, thoroughly shop vac the interior of your car — seats, floor, trunk, and any crevices. Empty the shop vac bag when you’re done.
- Remove personal items: Clear all personal belongings out of the vehicle before we
- Chemical treatment: We spray your vehicle during the day while the heat treatment is The spray needs approximately 10 to 12 hours to dry, so plan accordingly for your vehicle access that day.




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