A rental costs $450 per day. That includes 1 heater, 3 fans, and the power cords. The rental can heat up to 400 square feet in 24 hours. That means it can heat treat two smaller rooms (up to 200 square feet) in 12 hours per room or one larger room (between 200-400 square feet) in 24 hours. If you need to heat treat more than 400 square feet, you will need a multi day rental.

We have pickup and drop off locations across the country. For the most recent list of locations, check out our Locations Page.

We do not offer delivery at this time. 

Each rental consists of 1 heater, 3 fans, 1 50-foot heavy duty extension cord, and 1 power cord (stove/dryer conversion plug). We can also rent out a second 50-foot heavy duty extension cord for an additional $45 per day.

Setting up the bed bug heater equipment is easy. For the best and most complete answer, watch this video:

The short answer is nothing. Ideally you want to leave everything in the room to be heat treated. Bed bugs can literally be anywhere in the room, so it’s best to leave everything in the room. If you have anything that will be heat sensitive, you can remove those items, but you must inspect them very carefully to ensure there are no live bed bugs on that item.

The total rental duration is based off of the total square footage of the area that has to be heat treated. The rental can heat up to 400 square feet in 24 hours. That means it can heat treat two smaller rooms (up to 200 square feet) in 12 hours per room or one larger room (between 200-400 square feet) in 24 hours. If you need to heat treat more than 400 square feet, you will need a multi day rental. Watch the video here to learn more: 

The only difference in setup of the bed bug heat treatment equipment is the size of the ‘circle’ you make with the equipment. In a smaller room (under 200 sq ft), you normally have to ‘bank’ the air off of the walls to make the air move in a circular pattern. In a large room (200-400 sq ft), you put the equipment in the middle of the room and make the ‘circle’ tighter to heat up the air quicker.

Prepping your rooms for a bed bug heat treatment is pretty easy. The first step is to download the Heat Treatment Checklist. Then you need to remove any wall art that is hung with ‘sticky’ attachments. Then move all furniture away from the walls about one foot. Then open closet doors and make sure the closet is NOT jam-packed with stuff. Also, open up dresser drawers to allow air into them. Then, set up the heaters.

If you have other questions, please feel free to reach out and ask! You can email us at info@AmericanBedBugHeaterRentals.com or fill out this form: