* The required number of bait stations is set based on the size of an area
| Apartment | Price, AED |
|---|---|
| Studio | 79 |
| 1-bedroom apartment | 109 |
| 2-bedroom apartment | 139 |
| 3-bedroom apartment | 159 |
| 4-bedroom apartment | 189 |
| 5-bedroom apartment | 219 |
| Quantity | Price, AED |
|---|---|
| 1 piece | 55 |
* The required number of bait stations is set based on the size of an area
Also, we provide professional pest control services for various types of businesses:
Prices for one-time commercial services are placed down here. If you need year pest control contracts, please, fill out the inquiry form on the website or call us.
| Area | Price, AED |
|---|---|
| Up to 50 sqm (500 sqft) | 99 |
| Up to 75 sqm (800 sqft) | 139 |
| Up to 100 sqm (1,000 sqft) | 169 |
| Up to 125 sqm (1,400 sqft) | 199 |
| Up to 150 sqm (1,600 sqft) | 225 |
| Up to 175 sqm (1,900 sqft) | 249 |
| Up to 200 sqm (2,200 sqft) | 274 |
| Up to 225 sqm (2,400 sqft) | 299 |
| Up to 250 sqm (2,700 sqft) | 319 |
| Up to 275 sqm (3,000 sqft) | 339 |
| Up to 300 sqm (3,300 sqft) | 349 |
| Up to 325 sqm (3500 sqft) | 379 |
| Up to 350 sqm (3,800 sqft) | 399 |
| Up to 375 sqm (4,000 sqft) | 419 |
| Up to 400 sqm (4,300 sqft) | 434 |
| Up to 425 sqm (4,600 sqft) | 449 |
| Up to 450 sqm (4,800 sqft) | 455 |
| Up to 475 sqm (5,100 sqft) | 474 |
| Up to 500 sqm (5,400 sqft) | 485 |
| Quantity | Price, AED |
|---|---|
| 1 piece | 50 |
* The required number of bait stations is set based on the size of an area.
1) our manager will contact you to clarify the details after filling out the request form;
2) our specialists arrive strictly at the agreed time;
3) the first step is to inspect the object;
4) then we sign the service contract with you;
5) then our specialists start processing;
6) the whole process takes 40 minutes MAX.
1) pack all the kitchen accessories in vacuum bags;
2) be prepared to leave the place for 1 hour, taking your pets with you;
3) if possible, please, create gaps from 10 to 30 cm between furniture and walls;
4) if you have an aquarium, turn off aeration and cover it with a blanket during processing.
Rats are rodents of the mouse family that migrate in packs. They find a suitable territory for themselves and begin to eat everything edible in the neighborhood. Rats reproduce quickly and year-round. In some cases, there are about 20 individuals in one offspring. In total, there are about 90 varieties of rats.
Most rats are omnivorous and can even eat building materials, papers, fabrics and food. There are cases when rats rendered unusable electrical wiring, communications, household items, and even the whole structure of buildings.
In addition, rats are carriers of dangerous diseases and infections. Among them are typhus, tularemia, various types of fevers, and even plague. The complexity of the extermination of rodents lies in their amazing vitality and adaptability. Therefore, the destruction of rats is a priority for sanitary and epidemiological services.
First of all, it is necessary to maintain cleanliness, organize timely garbage collection, use tightly-closed containers for its collection, as well as, in general, regularly cleaning of the premises and the surrounding area.
In addition, the installation of metal nets on ventilation openings and drains can help prevent access to rodents. All seams and cracks should be carefully sealed, as they often serve as a source of penetration of rats into the premises.
– rats appeared on Earth long before humans. Their homeland is Southeast Asia.
– rats, along with humans, have abstract thinking, they can independently formulate and learn the rules.
– these rodents have the ability to hold their breath for a long time underwater, which allows them to move through the sewers.
– the rat’s tail is used as a suture material for medical purposes.
– rats see the world around them in gray tones.
– when dragging chicken eggs, rats use an interesting tactic. One of the rats lies on its back, the second one rolls an egg onto its chest and then drags it by the tail, and the rat, drawn in this way, holds the egg tightly with its paws so as not to drop it or break it.
