Our Process

The type of pest control chemicals we utilise is determined by the pests we’re dealing with. All of the chemicals we employ, on the other hand, are completely safe for humans and pets.

The most efficient way to control rodents is to use bait that is laced with rodenticides and kept in a tamper-resistant bait station. Today, a range of rodenticides that operate as a single dose anticoagulant are accessible. Rodent traps may also be required, depending on the situation.

Crawling insect pest control can take several forms, including dilatable pesticides, oil-based residual pesticides, non-residual pesticides, and powder. The choice of pesticides varies depending on the situation and the pest, but all chemicals used have been certified by the Pest Management Regulatory Agency, or PMRA.

To provide a long-lasting effect, powders are frequently utilised in hard-to-reach locations such as cracks and fissures. To be effective, the powders must be kept free of dirt and humidity. Powders can also be used as a flushing agent.

Non-residual insecticides based on oil are mostly employed to flush out pests that may be hidden in otherwise inaccessible regions of a structure. Cockroaches, bed bugs, centipedes, ants, flying insects, spiders, and other pests are targeted using dilatable insecticides that are combined with water before being employed.

Dosing for each chemical we use varies and is determined by the product as well as PMRA regulations. Chemicals designed to be mixed with water come in highly concentrated forms with various formulations such as Soluble Concentrates and Emulsifiable Concentrates, among others.

Only licenced, trained, insured, and bonded pest control firms, such as Pesticon, can acquire and apply commercial grade chemicals. An experienced and qualified exterminator uses the pesticides with caution. Pesticon also guarantees that the proper post-pest treatment procedures are followed to ensure the eradication process’s continued safety and effectiveness.