First, a brief overview of bed bugs & their behaviors


Don't let the bed bugs bite...

No Seriously, don't let the bed bugs bite. 

You know that you don’t have to live with bed bugs? Right? It's true!

Bed bugs are becoming an all-too-common pest in the US today.  One out of every five Americans has had a bed bug infestation in their home or knows someone who has has! Bed bugs are found in all 50 states and internationally. 

Seriously, that innocent overnight shopping trip to Chicago or the kids’ soccer tournament weekend in Des Moines could end up being the culprit. And please don’t think they aren’t around locally. We have done hundreds of heat treatments over the past several years that prove otherwise! Bed bugs are opportunistic hitch-hikers and there’s plenty of places to come into contact with these little blood suckers. From hotels and short term rentals, public transportation, stadiums - you name it, they can be found there if they’ve hitched a ride and had a blood meal recently. Don't be one of the one-in-five! Get educated before you travel! Send us a message at Info@kPCToday.com or stop in and see us! We love to talk bed bugs! Advice is always FREE!


When left untreated, things can get really bad. And fast. Warning: Don’t watch this unless you think you can really handle it. It’s pretty gross.


WHAT IF I’M ALREADY ONE OF THE ONE-IN-FIVE?

Remember Step 1. Breathe. It’s going to be okay!

We have the most powerful Bed Bug Heating equipment on the market!

Our Heat system is over 3 times more powerful

than electric units of our competitors! 

Bed Bug and Bed Bug Eggs are killed once air temperatures reach the "kill zone" of 125°F. Our heat system produces temperatures of 145°F or higher using forced convection technology and the power generation stays outside where it belongs. 

The "kill zone" heat is produced quickly and uniformly pumped throughout the entire home ensuring the death of the Bed Bugs in all of their life stages, including the eggs, in a matter of minutes.* 

*Standard treatment times vary based on infestation levels and layout of structures. Preparations, equipment set-up and take-down, and follow-ups contribute a considerably significant amount of time to the scope of the project as a whole. Our Bed Bug Specialist will meet with you to evaluate your specific property and give you an accurate quote, in terms of time and cost, while on site.


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Wait, there’s more. AFTER WE HEAT, THEN WE TREAT.

WE FOLLOW UP EVERY HEAT TREATMENT WITH AN APPLICATION OF APREHEND.


So what is aprehend?

KPC IS ONE OF THE ONLY LOCAL COMPANIES USING THIS ADVANCED CONTROL MEASURE.

WE USE INDUSTRY LEADING APREHEND BIO-PESTICIDE AS A BARRIER TREATMENT, TO ENSURE THAT EVERY LAST BED BUG MEETS THEIR END.

From Aprehend.com - Aprehend is a novel biopesticide that uses Beauveria bassiana, a naturally occurring fungal spore, in an oil-based formulation to be sprayed as barriers in areas where bed bugs walk. When bed bugs cross the barrier, the spores stick to the legs and body of the bug and are taken back to the harborage (cracks and crevices where bed bugs hide) where they are spread among the bed bug population by direct transfer. Bed bugs that come into contact with the spores will become infected and die within 4-10 days.) In this way, Aprehend® targets bed bugs both in and outside of their harborages in a single application. The long-lasting spray residue maintains effective control for up to 3 months and can be used to prevent the establishment of bed bug populations in homes, hotels and public spaces as well as for the elimination of existing infestations.