About Heat Therapy
California's trusted specialists in thermal bed bug eradication — precise, professional, and 100% effective.
Built on Expertise,
Driven by Results
Heat Therapy was founded with a single mission: to provide California residents and businesses with the most effective, safest, and most discreet bed bug eradication service available. We recognized early on that chemical treatments were failing — bed bugs were developing resistance, families were being exposed to harmful pesticides, and infestations were returning.
That's why we invested in industry-specific electric heat treatment systems — the same technology identified by the CDC as the most effective eradication method available today. Our certified technicians are trained to execute every treatment with military precision, ensuring every crack, crevice, wall cavity, and piece of furniture reaches lethal temperatures.
From San Francisco to Los Angeles, we've helped hundreds of homeowners, hotel operators, property managers, and businesses reclaim their spaces — safely, quickly, and discreetly. We take pride in the fact that our clients never have to worry about a second treatment.
One treatment. Total eradication. That's the Heat Therapy guarantee.
Our Promise to You
Safe for Families & Pets
Our heat treatment process uses zero chemicals, pesticides, or toxins. The only thing we use is heat — completely safe for your children, pets, and the environment. You can return to your home the same day.
Discreet Service
We understand the sensitivity around bed bug infestations. Our technicians arrive professionally, work efficiently, and leave no visible trace of treatment. No tenting, no fumigation trucks — complete discretion guaranteed.
Guaranteed Results
We stand behind our work. Our thermal remediation process is so effective that we treat every job with the confidence of a single-treatment guarantee. If bed bugs persist, we will make it right.
"Thermal remediation has been identified by the CDC as the most effective bed bug eradication method available today."
— Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)