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Thermal Treatment in NY,NJ and PA
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I keep reading that there is no one providing thermal treatments in the metro NY area.... HELLO We have been doing it for months. I have contacted several writers for various papers and they don't want to hear about it. Anything that can get rid of bed bugs in one visit without having to throw out all your furniture or use a ton of pesticides must be too good to be true.We just posted a video on youtube. Check it out under bed bug and thermal treatment. Goes through the entire process. I love heat. Chemicals work well if done correctly but for the person that does not want another bite Thermal is the way to go. I have been fighting bed bugs since 2000. This is the best. Coupled with a canine inspection thermal wins the bed bug eliminating game.
(Editor's note: I think this is the video Jeff is referring to:)
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Adele
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Posted 8 months ago
Tue Mar 3 2009 1:41:19
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Jeff - I've seen you posting here on and off for a while now.
A friend of mine who had an infestation before I did told me that he had a bad experience when he tried to hire you to do work for him - he told me that you canceled out on 2 separate occasions and did not return his calls afterwards. The primary reason that I did not call you when I was hit with my infestation last year
the reason I mention this point is that many PCO's post here all the time and their clients - who are sometimes users of the forum - will also post factual reviews of dealing with the PCO's and their service. It is important to have honest feedback especially when there are issues of responsiveness involved
Perhaps you were extremely busy at that point last year and could not provide the optimum service you would want to - but I am wondering if you are more responsive now
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Actually we're working with heat as well and having very similar issues. The marketing here in the NY/NJ/PA area has proven to be a real bear. Nobody wants to hear about it or is willing to pay to get rid of the bugs in one service because the prices tends to be a little higher than the slower but still effective traditional treatment.
Jeff, any ideas as to why you're having the same problems with marketing we're having? We have a feeling it's due to the competition here in the Northeast. As we know, it's a cut-throat market and there are actually some good companies that can get rid of bugs, all-be-it after a few treatments, and suprisingly many management companies seem to be willing to save a few bucks and wait a month to get rid of the bugs vs. one day.
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Jeff Klein-- I have told people here that AAA Superior was using heat in the region. If posts say no one is using heat in NY/NJ, do look at the dates of the posts. It was not so long ago that this was true.
JWhite -- I did not know Cooper was using heat but am glad to hear this.
There's a third company Van Helsing, which I do not personally know anything about.
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ps Jeff Klein, I posted the video above. You can simply paste in a URL (NOT an embedded video) from youtube in any post and it will display correctly.
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Posted 8 months ago
Tue Mar 3 2009 21:37:06
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We are and have been since September 2008. The fact that you say that is part of the problem but reaching the entire community can be difficult.
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Adele- We do our best to return calls to everybody that wants us. This is what we do for a living and we would be foolish for losing business that way. If I lost a client due to my mistake I am sorry but I honestly believe that we help everyone that calls and that includes just giving advice to people that need it without expectation of monetary reward. We do not charge someone to speak with us. We honor our warranties and we do our work carefully so that problems do not spread. Our pricing is fair and we stay abreast of all the developements in regard to bed bug control. And we are very busy. So apologize to whomever I slighted.
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