Cockroaches Control

Cockroaches are a sight everyone fears and having an invasion in your property can be very hard to get rid of. Cockroaches are very hard to kill and have a tough shell that protects them, even when stamped on! To effectively remove cockroaches and roaches in your property, you need to identify the source and entry points and what caused the issue in the first place.

We use a professional Cockroach Control Nairobi and specific pesticides to safely and permanently remove these pesky creatures from your home, restaurant or commercial premises.

Cockroaches spread disease, bacteria and infections. This is documented and why it’s so important to control any issues sooner rather than later. Our specialist pest exterminators will first identify the cause of the issue and determine the entry points to be sealed off. Once we have contained the issue, we will use special chemical pesticides to treat any effected areas whist at the same time providing preventative measures to avoid the situation arising again further down the line. Cockroach control in Nairobi is safe, eco-friendly and will not harm you or your pets.

When it comes to Nairobi Cockroach control, we are at the forefront of relevant treatments which are quick, safe and do not harm the environment. We have developed new cures for cockroach problems which are guaranteed to eradicate them for good. As insects become more and more immune to treatments, we develop our methods to ensure an affective result every time. Give us a call today on 0722566999 and we’ll have you sorted in no time.

What are the different methods used in controlling pests?

There are many types of pest control that work in a variety of ways, depending on the kind of infestation you are experiencing.

These include:

Physical Pest Control Methods – Physical pest control relies on the use of equipment and pest proofing. Most physical pest control methods should be carried out by an experienced and qualified pest controller. Some physical methods exterminate pests or remove them; other methods focus more on prevention. Examples of physical pest control include:
– Pest proofing which involves keeping pests out of your home, business or garden by creating a barrier to entry. It can also include eliminating their nests. By taking away a pest’s breeding ground, it can stop infestations from developing. It will also stop any current infestation from getting worse.
– Traps and bait stations are the most common of all the physical pest control methods. Traps are a great method for capturing small animals like rodents and insects. If you want traps to work effectively, they have to be checked regularly and any pests removed.
– Temperature Control. Extremes of temperature, both hot and cold, can control pests. For example, heat treatment will kill bedbug adults, eggs and larvae at certain temperatures. At the other end of the scale, placing grown produce in cold storage containers slows down or eliminates the growth of insects.
– The most natural types of pest control would involve going down the biological route. This type of pest control doesn’t use any sort of pesticides or chemicals. Instead it uses nature to fight off pest infestations. The usual way of practising this type of pest control is to introduce natural predators into the environment.
Chemical Pest Control Methods – The most well-known way of controlling pests is by using pesticides and rodenticides. Chemical types of pest control have been seen as reliable, and tackle a large portion of the pest population. Pesticides are usually used in certain circumstances where no other method will work. Examples of chemical pest control include:
– Poison baits are mainly used in conjunction with some physical methods of controlling pests, such as traps. Many poisons used in pest control are in the form of gel or in pellets. Poisons are intended to be eaten by the pest, and whatever isn’t eaten gets taken back to the nest to cull the population at source.
– Insecticides. These chemicals specifically target and kill insects. They come in the form of sprays and granules, and should, ideally, be handled with care. The granule form of insecticides is aimed at treating garden pests such as slugs and snails. The spray form can help control aphids, and sprays are also still used on non-organic crops.
– Rodenticides are a very lethal type of pesticide. They are incredibly strong and are used in the treatment of rodents. They should be handled by a qualified pest technician. A lot of pest controllers don’t use rodenticides any longer because of the danger level involved to wildlife.
Why is physical pest control preferable to chemical poisons?
Physical and biological types of pest control are better for the environment. Using physical or biological techniques to control pests means you won’t be exposed to potentially damaging chemicals; the toxicity can be harmful.