Pests we treat
Identify it. We will remove it.
Find your pest below to see the signs to look for, how we treat it, and what to do before we arrive. Not sure what it is? Send a photo on WhatsApp.
Bedbugs
Bites in lines, dark spots on bedding and a musty smell. Bedbugs spread through luggage, second-hand furniture and matatus - and they do not go away on their own.
How we treat bedbugsCockroaches
Night-time sightings, droppings like ground pepper and a oily smell. Cockroaches breed in kitchens and drains and contaminate food surfaces.
How we treat cockroachesTermites
Mud tubes on walls, hollow-sounding timber and swarms of winged insects after rain. Termites eat structural timber, doors, floors and documents.
How we treat termitesRats & Mice
Droppings, gnaw marks, scratching in ceilings at night and chewed wiring or food packaging. Rodents contaminate food and damage property.
How we treat rats & miceMosquitoes
Bites at dusk, buzzing at night and larvae in standing water. Mosquitoes carry malaria and dengue, and breed in any water that stands for a week.
How we treat mosquitoesAnts
Trails to food, nests in walls and gardens, and winged swarmers. Spraying the trail only kills the workers you can see.
How we treat antsFlies
Houseflies and fruit flies breeding in waste and drains. A hygiene risk for homes and a compliance problem for restaurants and food businesses.
How we treat fliesBees
Swarms and established colonies in roofs, walls and trees. Bees are valuable pollinators - we remove and relocate colonies where it is safe to do so.
How we treat beesSnakes
Snakes in compounds, gardens and buildings - most are harmless, but removal should never be attempted without training.
How we treat snakesBats
Colonies roosting in roofs and attics, with droppings (guano), smell and noise at dusk. Bats are excluded humanely and entry points sealed.
How we treat batsSend us a photo of what you are seeing.
We will identify the pest and tell you honestly what treatment it needs - free.