Mosquito control fails when it only chases adults. We target the full cycle: treating standing-water breeding sites with larvicide, fogging resting areas, and applying residual barriers to the walls and foliage where mosquitoes land.
Mosquito control fails when it only chases adults. We target the full cycle: treating standing-water breeding sites with larvicide, fogging resting areas, and applying residual barriers to the walls and foliage where mosquitoes land.
Warning signs
Persistent biting at dawn and dusk — or all day
Whining flights around beds and sitting areas
Larvae ('wrigglers') in water tanks, gutters, planters
Resting mosquitoes on shaded walls, under furniture and in foliage
Why act fast
Malaria, dengue and chikungunya transmission
Sleepless nights for the whole household
Outdoor spaces becoming unusable at dusk
Guest complaints for hotels, campsites and restaurants
Our approach
01
Breeding-site survey
We find and treat or eliminate standing water — gutters, tanks, planters, drainage.
02
Larviciding
Safe larvicide in water that can't be drained stops the next generation emerging.
03
Thermal or ULV fogging
Adult mosquitoes are knocked down in gardens, courtyards and compounds.
04
Residual barrier
Walls, eaves and foliage are treated so landing mosquitoes don't survive.
Before we arrive
Empty and cover water containers where possible
Keep pets and children indoors during treatment
Close windows on the treatment side
Cover fish ponds and aquariums (tell us about them beforehand)
After treatment
Stay indoors until fog has settled (about 30–60 minutes)
Fogging knocks down adults immediately but offers limited residual effect — that's why we pair it with larviciding and barrier treatment for weeks of control, not days.
Is fogging safe for plants and pets?
Plants are unaffected at our rates. Pets and people should stay inside during application and until mist settles, after which treated areas are safe.
We live near a drainage or swampy area — can anything work?
Yes. We can't drain the swamp, but source-adjacent larviciding plus regular barrier treatments around your compound reduce bites dramatically.