Pest Control Service Incorporation, Indore  | Trusted Pest Control Experts

Pest control is the process of eliminating or managing unwanted pests such as termites, cockroaches, rodents, mosquitoes, bed bugs, ants, spiders, and other insects using safe and effective treatment methods. 

Professional pest control protects your family, health, property, and business by preventing pest infestations and reducing the spread of diseases. 

For most homes, pest control is recommended every 3–6 months. Commercial properties may require monthly or quarterly treatments depending on the level of infestation. 

Yes. Professional pest control targets the source of the infestation, uses approved products, and provides longer-lasting protection than most DIY solutions. 

Yes. When performed by trained professionals using approved products, pest control treatments are generally safe. Follow the technician's instructions after treatment. 

Mud tubes

Hollow wood

Swollen doors

Discarded wings

Wooden dust

Clicking sounds inside walls

Professional termite treatments typically provide protection for several years, depending on the treatment method and property conditions. 

Yes. If left untreated, termites can seriously damage wooden structures and furniture. 

It depends on the infestation and treatment method. Some treatments require drilling, while others may not. 

Keep wood dry, repair water leaks, avoid direct wood-to-soil contact, and schedule regular termite inspections. 

Cockroaches are attracted to food, moisture, warmth, and hiding places. 

Yes. They can spread bacteria, contaminate food, and trigger allergies and asthma. 

Most treatments are completed within 30–90 minutes, depending on the property size. 

You may notice a significant reduction within a few days, with complete control after follow-up treatments if needed. 

Keep kitchens clean, seal food containers, repair leaks, and dispose of garbage regularly. 

Rainwater creates stagnant water, providing ideal breeding conditions for mosquitoes. 

Professional mosquito control reduces mosquito populations and helps lower the risk of mosquito-borne diseases as part of an overall prevention strategy. 

They inspect breeding sites, treat larvae, perform fogging where appropriate, and apply residual treatments. 

The duration depends on weather, surrounding conditions, and the treatment method used. 

Remove stagnant water, clean drains, cover water tanks, and empty coolers regularly.