Mosquitoes spread dengue, malaria and chikungunya, and their numbers rise sharply during and after the monsoon. Effective control means stopping larvae in standing water as well as reducing adult mosquitoes.
We combine larvicide treatment of breeding sites, residual spraying on resting surfaces and fogging of outdoor areas. This suits independent houses, housing societies, schools, offices, hospitals and large campuses.
When you need mosquito control
- Many mosquitoes at dusk and dawn, indoors or outdoors
- Standing water in coolers, tanks, pots, drains or construction sites
- Larvae visible in stored water
- Frequent bites despite repellents and nets
Our mosquito control process
- Survey of breeding sites around the property
- Larvicide treatment of drains and stagnant water
- Residual spray on walls and shaded areas where mosquitoes rest
- Hot or cold fogging of open areas
- Advice on removing breeding sources
Monsoon programmes for societies and campuses
For housing societies, schools and industrial campuses, we can schedule regular treatments through the monsoon and post-monsoon season.
Frequently asked questions
Does fogging alone get rid of mosquitoes?
Fogging reduces adult mosquitoes for a short time. Long-term control needs breeding sites treated with larvicide and removed where possible, which is why we combine methods.
How often is mosquito treatment needed?
During the monsoon, regular treatments are usually needed. We suggest a schedule based on the property and how much breeding there is nearby.