Insects can breed in hidden places, adapt quickly and often only become noticeable once they are present at several points. Effective control is built on accurate identification and targeted treatment.
With a cockroach infestation, hidden travel routes and connections between flats can matter. With bed bugs, checking the sleeping area, upholstery and hiding places comes to the fore. With ants, the entry points and the routes to the colony count. With fleas, the environment of pets and the state of textiles are often part of the picture. And with spiders it is often not an infestation but recurring appearance, cleaning and prevention that we're talking about.
Every important type of problem gets its own block. Scroll down – the pests and their descriptions slide in from the side.
The presence of spiders is often not a classic infestation, yet it can be a nuisance in living spaces, cellars, garages or on terraces. The aim is to reduce recurring appearance, cut down on web-building and treat problem surfaces – without promising permanent spider-freedom.
Ants get in through tiny gaps, along doors and windows and through joints in the flooring. Removing the visible trail of ants alone is not enough, because reinforcements arrive from the colony. Targeted treatment is built on observing the direction of movement and the return points.
For catering venues and food storage and processing sites, pest control is not just a convenience but a food-safety matter. With a HACCP-minded approach we provide documented, verifiable control tailored to the site.
Their appearance does not mean a lack of cleanliness: they can arrive after travel, with second-hand furniture or from a shared building. During treatment the bed, the bed frame, the area around the mattress, the skirting and nearby hiding places play a key role, together with a precise preparation guide.
A night-active, fast-moving pest that lurks around kitchens, bathrooms, pipe penetrations and the areas behind fittings. The aim is to map the travel routes, hiding places and food sources – in an apartment building it also matters whether several flats or communal areas are affected.
Clothes moths cause damage in textiles, wardrobes and among rarely moved garments. In control, checking the affected textiles, sorting out storage and treating the hiding places together bring a good result.
Fleas hide in pets' fur, in upholstery, carpets and floor gaps, and their bites leave itchy marks. Treatment is built on examining and treating the affected textiles, the animals' resting places and the gaps together.
The pigeon tick occurs at pigeon nesting sites, in lofts, roof spaces and under eaves, and can move into living areas once the birds are gone. Treatment targets clearing nests and hiding places and sealing the entry points.
Flies can be a nuisance from both a hygiene and a food-safety point of view, especially in kitchens, catering venues and storage areas. Control is built on rethinking the points of entry, waste handling and attractive surfaces.
Mosquitoes become a nuisance in the warm months: their bite itches and they make relaxing outdoors almost impossible. Control is built on reducing breeding sites (standing water, rainwater collectors) and targeted treatment of outdoor areas.
Silverfish like damp, warm places: they appear in bathrooms, kitchens, washrooms and joints in tiling. Control is built on reducing sources of moisture, sealing gaps and targeted treatment of the hiding places.
With fleas or another insect that is hard to identify, you don't have to guess either. Send a photo, a short description, and where and when it appeared – based on that we'll pin down which direction to take.
Describe my problemWhat signs you see, where and since when – that's the first clue.
The type of property, the infestation and the circumstances all count.
A method suited to the insect's behaviour and the area.
We tell you what to prepare before the treatment.
Targeted intervention along hiding places and routes.
Follow-up advice and, if needed, a repeat check.
No. Insects differ in their behaviour, hiding places and reproduction, so we always tailor the method to the specific problem.
That depends on the method used and the site. The specialist carrying out the treatment tells you in advance which rules must be followed.
In some cases yes, in others it's important that the traces stay visible until the survey. That's why it's worth checking with us first.
Send a short description or a photo and we'll help with the next step. The exact method is always determined by the site, the type of pest and the level of infestation.
