Frequently Asked Questions

How long until bedbugs are gone after treatment?

If bedbugs are treated with hot air heated to 55-60 degrees in a disinsection chamber (mattresses, soft furnishings, etc.), bedbugs at every stage of development are destroyed within 20-30 minutes.

In the case of chemical treatment (with solution), at least 2 treatments are required, spaced 3-7 days apart, so that bedbugs at every stage of development are destroyed.

How often does rodent control need repeat visits?

Rodent control on a site should be carried out regularly. A first barrier is set up around the perimeter of the building and yard, where bait stations are installed containing rodenticide (poison). To prevent rodents from developing resistance, the rodenticide is periodically replaced and renewed.

For safety reasons, trap-stations containing glue boards are installed in interior spaces, and these are replaced and renewed as needed.

How long does full pest treatment take per site/floor (e.g. one floor of a hotel)?

The duration of treatment depends on the area and the level of infestation, and is determined individually.

Are the chemicals used safe for facility personnel and visitors?

Yes. Professional operators use approved, low-toxicity products. Staff should usually stay out of the treated area for 2 to 4 hours until the application dries.

How long do we need to vacate the facility during treatment?

For general crawling insects, you only need to vacate the specific zone during application until it dries (about 2 hours). Heavy fogging may require 4 to 6 hours.

How do we prepare our facility before the operator arrives?

Clear open food or utensils, move inventory or furniture slightly away from walls, and ensure floors are thoroughly cleaned.

Why do we still see pests in the facility after the treatment?

A temporary increase occurs because the chemicals flush pests out of their nesting zones. It usually takes a few days to see full eradication.

How often should our facility receive preventative pest control?

Commercial facilities usually require monthly or quarterly maintenance plans depending on industry regulations and the type of business.

Can our facility staff handle this with store-bought sprays?

Store sprays only kill surface pests and fail to eliminate the root nest. Professionals use commercial-grade solutions to ensure regulatory compliance.