Pest control for block entrances, basements and common areas

When servicing residential buildings, the process includes the following steps:

1. 01

   Pest Identification and Infestation Assessment

   We will identify the types of pests present in the building and assess the degree of infestation. For each type of pest, we will analyze specific pathways of spread. For example, with fleas, we'll check if they are spread by rodents or pets, and with cockroaches, we'll look for the main sources of infestation.

2. 02

   Structure and Environment Analysis

   We will assess the building structure, looking for potential entry points for pests such as cracks, holes, or damaged windows. We will also analyze adjacent areas, including gardens and parking lots, which can serve as shelters for pests.

3. 03

   Thorough Inspection of Common Areas

   Our team will conduct a detailed inspection of all common spaces, including stairwells, elevator shafts, basements, attics, and adjacent areas. Special attention will be paid to connections between individual apartments, such as ventilation systems and plumbing, which can serve as pathways for pest spread.

4. 04

   Development of a Specific Treatment Strategy

   We will develop a treatment plan that includes methods such as insect spraying, rodent baiting, and disinfection, adapted to the common areas (basements, stairwells, attics) and the identified pests.

5. 05

   Coordination with Property Management

   We will work closely with the property manager to coordinate access to all common areas and inform residents about the upcoming treatment. We will provide clear instructions for preparing common spaces before treatment.

6. 06

   Treatment Implementation

   We will perform the planned treatment (spraying, disinfection, etc.) of all common areas, using approved products and methods that are safe for residents and pets when instructions are followed.

7. 07

   Follow-up Actions and Prevention

   After treatment, we will provide a detailed report to the property management, including recommendations for preventing future infestations. This may include advice on improving hygiene in common areas, repairing damaged structures (such as broken windows or cracks in walls), and regular building maintenance. We will also propose a plan for periodic inspections and preventive treatments.