i) Cockroaches are troublesome pests in homes and businesses. They contaminate food and pose health risks. They hide in corners and are hard to eliminate.

ii) Mosquitoes are annoying pests. It's hard to find them because of their buzzing sound, and when you find them, there always seems to be more around us.

iii) House flies carry diseases like dysentery, tuberculosis, cholera. Flies are a big risk for spreading diseases, especially during emergencies when hygiene is poor. Even in normal times, kids and older people are more likely to get sick because of flies.

iv) Ants are smart and capable insects. While harmless, they can be annoying if they invade your home or business. Their teamwork helps them thrive in tough conditions.

Termites are small insects that feed on wood and other cellulose-based materials, causing significant damage to structures over time. The main types of termites are subterranean, drywood, and dampwood. Subterranean termites live underground and build mud tubes, while drywood termites infest dry wood, and dampwood termites prefer decaying, moist wood. Signs of infestation include mud tubes, hollow wood, frass (sawdust-like droppings), and swarming termites.
Termites are dangerous because they can go unnoticed while causing extensive damage to homes and buildings. Preventative measures include regular inspections, sealing entry points, controlling moisture, and using termite baits or chemical treatments. Professional pest control services are often needed to fully eliminate termites and protect your property.

Rodents, including rats and mice, are common pests that can cause significant damage and health risks. These small mammals often invade homes and businesses in search of food, water, and shelter. Once inside, they can gnaw on electrical wires, insulation, furniture, and even food packaging, leading to costly repairs. Additionally, they can carry parasites like fleas and ticks, further increasing health concerns.
To solve the rodent problem, we start with a thorough inspection of your property to identify any entry points, nesting areas, and signs of activity. After detecting the problem, we focus on sealing gaps, cracks, and holes in walls, windows, and foundations to prevent further access. We then use safe and effective traps and baits to remove the rodents, ensuring the methods are safe for pets and children. Following treatment, we provide ongoing monitoring to ensure the problem doesn't return, and we give advice on maintaining a clean environment to prevent future infestations. Our professional rodent control services offer long-term protection and peace of mind.

Wood borers are a group of insects that infest wooden structures by burrowing into the wood to lay their eggs. The larvae that hatch from these eggs tunnel through the wood, feeding on it and causing damage over time. As they mature, they create small round exit holes in the wood, and the surrounding wood often becomes powdery, known as frass. This frass is a clear sign of an active infestation.
Common types of wood borers include powderpost beetles, longhorn beetles, and woodboring weevils. These pests can affect a variety of wooden surfaces such as furniture, flooring, beams, and structural supports in older homes and buildings. The damage can compromise the integrity of the wood, causing it to weaken, become hollow, or even collapse over time.

Spider treatment involves eliminating existing infestations and preventing future ones. The process begins with a comprehensive inspection to identify areas where spiders may be hiding, such as corners, attics, basements, and behind furniture. Signs of webs and nests are also checked to assess the severity of the infestation. To treat the problem, targeted insecticides are applied in key areas like cracks and crevices where spiders tend to hide, effectively killing both the spiders and their egg sacs. We also remove any visible webs to reduce the spider population and prevent them from regrowing. Additionally, we focus on sealing entry points, such as gaps in windows, doors, and walls, to stop spiders from entering your home. This also helps block other pests from getting inside.
After the initial treatment, we provide follow-up monitoring to ensure that spiders don't return. Our team offers advice on how to maintain a spider-free environment, including keeping spaces clean and well-lit, and reducing potential hiding places. This comprehensive approach helps ensure your home remains free from spiders and other pests.