But what about the 'heat treatments' and chemical treatments (less expensive than heat!)

We were over at the house on Sunday and did discuss doing a chemical wash on the garage floor and then painting it, so that is right on the money.I agree, all the bushes need to be cut back and perhaps some of them removed, if for no other reason, so we can pressure wash and paint.Once again, thanks for sharing.

I am a Supervisor for a chemical Manufacturer in Dallas.

Give a tenant an inch, and they'll take a mile.My old apartment complex didn't care that I was very allergic to exterminator chemicals.

I know from experience that students stay over the summer because that is what me and about 150 of my friends and neighbors did when I studied chemical engineering.

I was at work and I smelled a chemical odor that I described as "burning plastic".

You have to create a chemical barrier below your property to encourage them to eat other buildings.

I believe you can use a chemical stripper for lead paint but I would check with a lead certified worker.

I talked to Chemical Bank, a Michigan bank, and they can do unlimited portfolio loans at long as you have the reserves and down payment.

Works great and I much prefer to use ozone over chemicals.