Philadelphia Magazine
What’s the first thing people do when they think they have bed bugs? They panic. A natural reaction, considering they’ve been the nighttime dish on a blood-sucking buffet. “The moment you discover bed bugs in your home, it is normal to feel violated, disgusted, and a sense of urgency to get rid of everything you own and get out of your house,” says Jeff Klein, owner of A3 Superior Pest Control in Milford, who’s seen his bed bug clients in the Philadelphia area nearly double in the last six months. “Unfortunately, these steps only worsen the infestation and prolong the length of the bed bug treatment process.”
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Pocono Record
"Good night. Sleep tight. Don't let the bedbugs bite" is a common, timeworn rhyme uttered by many parents to their children. But bedbugs also have become the top target of Shohola resident Jeff Klein, who has tailored his A3 Superior Pest Control business in Milford around the worrisome insect.
"Everything has tripled in the last three years," said Klein of the problem, which first regained public attention 10 years ago, as it did during the mid-1900s.
From his office at 201 Water St., he commands three crews, of four workers and a crew chief each, that tackle bedbug problems. His business also includes 16 technicians and three office personnel. They've had jobs in the Mid-Atlantic region from Connecticut to Washington, D.C., treating residences, apartment buildings, college dorms, camps, hotels and bed-and-breakfast inns, with a concentration in the Philadelphia-to-New York City radius.
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"Everything has tripled in the last three years," said Klein of the problem, which first regained public attention 10 years ago, as it did during the mid-1900s.
From his office at 201 Water St., he commands three crews, of four workers and a crew chief each, that tackle bedbug problems. His business also includes 16 technicians and three office personnel. They've had jobs in the Mid-Atlantic region from Connecticut to Washington, D.C., treating residences, apartment buildings, college dorms, camps, hotels and bed-and-breakfast inns, with a concentration in the Philadelphia-to-New York City radius.
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Pike County Courier
MILFORD — It’s only January and this may be the most uncomfortable article you’ll read all year - it’s all about bed bugs and a Shohola man who makes his living hunting them down.
Jeff Klein is the CEO of A3 Superior Pest Control LLC, which does pest control in the Middle Atlantic states, between Washington DC and Connecticut, but bed bugs are where the action is of late. In a bad economy, it’s an expanding market, with reports of infestations all around the country.
Due to the rapid growth of a bed bug epidemic and need for effective treatment, Klein’s company expanded its thermal, or “heat treatment” division, ThermaFume. In December, A3 invested in five new heat units—500,000 BTUs—which will allow them to remediate a five-story building in two days, according to company publicity.
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Jeff Klein is the CEO of A3 Superior Pest Control LLC, which does pest control in the Middle Atlantic states, between Washington DC and Connecticut, but bed bugs are where the action is of late. In a bad economy, it’s an expanding market, with reports of infestations all around the country.
Due to the rapid growth of a bed bug epidemic and need for effective treatment, Klein’s company expanded its thermal, or “heat treatment” division, ThermaFume. In December, A3 invested in five new heat units—500,000 BTUs—which will allow them to remediate a five-story building in two days, according to company publicity.
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Verona Cedar Grove Patch
Jeff Klein of A3 Superior Pest Controlremembers the first time he encountered bedbugs in 2000. He received a call from a hotel on 34th Street in Manhattan that caters to international youth groups saying guests were complaining of being bitten in one room.
"My technician checked the room out and called me saying 'I think its bedbugs.' I thought no way, we don't see bed bugs anymore," Klein said. The technician treated the room and a week later the hotel called again with the same complaint. Klein's team returned and a week-and-a-half later, the hotel called saying they were still getting complaints from that room and now the room next to it was complaining of bites.
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"My technician checked the room out and called me saying 'I think its bedbugs.' I thought no way, we don't see bed bugs anymore," Klein said. The technician treated the room and a week later the hotel called again with the same complaint. Klein's team returned and a week-and-a-half later, the hotel called saying they were still getting complaints from that room and now the room next to it was complaining of bites.
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