Different spaces need different tools. A small courtyard, a hotel garden, a hospital campus and a block of apartments do not share the same mosquito problem, so we choose between spraying and fogging methods, and often use them together, depending on the area, the layout and where the mosquitoes are resting and breeding. Here is how each method works and where it fits best. Each plan is built after a survey.
ULV Spray Treatment for Fast Reduction of Adult Mosquitoes
ULV (ultra-low volume) spray treatment releases a very fine mist of the treatment, which spreads through the air and settles on surfaces where adult mosquitoes rest. It is a fast way to bring down the number of adult mosquitoes in rooms, corridors, terraces and shaded corners, and it uses only small amounts of product. We use ULV spraying where quick relief is needed and where a thorough, even coverage matters most.
Thermal and Cold Fogging for Gardens, Drains and Large Open Areas
Fogging covers large or open areas quickly. Thermal fogging produces a visible fog that drifts through gardens, drains, hedges and open grounds, while cold fogging uses a fine mist without heat and suits many indoor and enclosed spaces. Our technicians pick thermal or cold fogging according to the layout, the wind and the surroundings, and treat the places where mosquitoes shelter during the day, such as dense plants and damp corners.
Larval Source Management and Standing Water Control
Killing adult mosquitoes gives quick relief, but without dealing with the water where they breed, new ones keep appearing. Larval source management means finding stagnant water around your property and treating or removing it, so larvae never grow into biting adults. We look at tanks, drains, coolers, pots, pits and other pooled water, and we advise you on controlling standing water so breeding stops at the source.