An institution is made up of many different spaces, and each attracts its own pests. Classrooms and record rooms hold wood, paper and furniture, hostels and canteens offer food and warmth, and open grounds bring mosquitoes, birds and sometimes snakes. We study each part of your campus separately, then combine the results into one plan that protects the whole site. Every plan begins with an inspection.
Classrooms, Libraries and Record Rooms: Termite and Rodent Protection
Classrooms, libraries, offices and record rooms are full of wooden furniture, doors, shelves, books and files, which makes them targets for termites and rodents. We use termite treatment, including soil and wood treatment and baiting, along with rodent control, sealing and proofing, to protect furniture, buildings and records from damage and to keep wiring and storage areas safe. Prevention advice helps these items last longer.
Hostels, Canteens and Dining Halls: Cockroaches, Flies and Bed Bugs Under Control
Hostels, canteens, dining halls and staff quarters are where cockroaches, house flies, ants, rodents and, in sleeping quarters, bed bugs cause the most trouble. We use gel baiting, residual spraying and crack and crevice treatment, with sanitation advice for kitchen and hostel teams. This helps protect students’ health and comfort, and keeps food areas clean and ready for inspection. We explain every step to your team.
Playgrounds, Campuses and Public Grounds: Mosquitoes, Snakes and Birds
Playgrounds, sports fields, gardens, campuses and public grounds bring mosquitoes, pigeons, lizards and, in some areas, snakes. We use fogging and larval source management for mosquitoes, spikes and netting for birds and trained staff for snake rescue, so students, staff and visitors can use outdoor spaces with confidence throughout the year. Each solution is chosen for the area, the season and the people who use it.