| 1 BHK | 3500/Negotiable |
| 2 BHK | 6500/Negotiable |
| 3 BHK | 10000/Negotiable |
Pest control is the management and elimination of unwanted organisms (pests like insects, rodents, weeds) that harm health, property, or the environment, using methods like chemical sprays, physical barriers (traps, sealing entry points), biological controls, or sanitation to protect homes, businesses, and agriculture, often following an integrated pest management (IPM) strategy. It involves identifying pests and applying tactics—ranging from prevention to eradication—while considering effects on the whole ecosystem.
Overview
Features:
- What it is
- Regulation of species:
- Managing species considered detrimental to human well-being, crops, or structures.
- Protection:
- Safeguarding health, food, property, and resources from damage or disease spread by pests like mosquitoes, termites, rats, or fungi.
- Common methods
- Chemical:
- Using pesticides and insecticides, often applied by licensed professionals.
- Physical/Mechanical:
- Traps, screens, sealing cracks, and structural modifications to block access.
- Biological:
- Introducing natural predators or organisms to control pests.
- Cultural/Sanitation:
- Removing food sources, waste, and improving hygiene to make environments less hospitable.
- Key aspects
- Integrated Pest Management (IPM):
- A holistic approach combining methods for long-term prevention, not just immediate extermination.
- Prevention:
- Sealing entry points, proper food storage, and maintaining clean environments are crucial.
- Professional Services:
- Specialized agencies often handle complex infestations, using trained technicians.
