We Specialize in:

• Cockroaches are reddish brown insects that can grow up to 5cm long. They live in cool damp areas behind stoves, in cupboards and in and around kitchen sink and drainage pipes. They are nocturnal creatures and can be sighted when turning on lights in kitchen. Their presence is also marked by their droppings and egg shells and a musky pungent odour.
• Rodents like rats or mice often make their way into home through the garage or basements and can be seen scurrying in corners in search of food. They nest within walls and furniture and are the cause of a number of diseases.
• Bees and wasps are winged insects that make their hives in damp spots on the ceiling of house. Bees form colonies for laying eggs and collectively attack any threat to their hives. Bees and wasps have a sting at the end of their tail which they use to stab and inject a venomous toxin.
• Moths are dull brown flying insects with average wingspan of 2cm. They make their way into food grain containers to lay eggs in the grain or packaging material. They also feed on and damage clothing items and furniture fabric.
• Earwigs are flattened oblique shaped insects with forceps like pincers on their tails. They feed on plants and insects and are often found in areas around the garden or drainage pipes.
• Termites drill their way into wooden furniture and form colonies that survive by slowly eating their way into the wood. They are hard to detect and slowly weaken and ultimately destroy the wood leaving behind a powdery substance.
• Beetles are small coloured insects that feed on fabric and smaller insects. They also consume wool, skins, furs, stuffed animals, hair and silk. Sometimes, they swarm into a house looking for shelter to avoid inclement conditions.

What We Do:

• Identification – We make a thorough and detailed inspection of the facility to determine the type and level of infestation. Once the exact species has been identified, we re-examine the premises to look for areas of concentration and possible points of entry and exit.
• Strategizing – Based on our findings, we setup monitors and traps to keep track of pest activity and identify the patterns of behaviour. This data is really helpful as it helps us in going to the root of the problem and coming up with simple long term solutions.
• Implementation – We try to minimize the use of strong and toxic chemicals for killing pests and rather use our extensive knowledge of the creature’s biology and feeding/living habits to eliminate them. By implementing simple steps based on our inspection and experience in dealing with infestations, we reduce the time of implementation and hence the cost.
• Activity Logging – It is important that the facility be monitored for presence of pests even after a pest control treatment to avoid relapse. We encourage our clients to participate in the process and provide them with a pest control log book and label binder to regularly take notes and inform us of any signs of return of the pest problem.

Our strategy includes following environment friendly techniques:

• Identifying the pest’s food sources and eliminating them.
• Making the facility uninhabitable for the pests by controlling temperature & humidity.
• Baiting & trapping.
• Obstructing all structural access points.
• Thorough cleanup & sanitizing the premises.

How to Stop Bed Bugs from Entering Your House:

• Inspect all secondhand furniture, beds, and clothes for any signs of bed bug infestation before bringing them inside your house. Treat any suspected item with powders, spray or heat treatment equipment.
• Cover your mattress with special encasements and check the encasements regularly for holes.
• Reduce clutter around the bed to eliminate all possible places where bed bugs may hide.

Points to Consider While Travelling:

• In hotels, do not place your luggage on the bed or floor and use luggage racks instead.
• Check the bedding and mattress before sleeping for any signs of bed bug infestation.
• On returning home, check your luggage and clothing for bed bugs and wash all clothing before putting into the closet.