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Full Range Advice &
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What a nuisance!
A fly resting on the window. |
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An electric cord
damaged by rodents. Note the bite marks on the cord. |
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Other
than food & beverage outlets, new commercial buildings
also need regular pest control service. This first class
office building is currently under our pest control contract. |
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These beautiful
plants are ideal environments for flying insects such
as flies & midges. |
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Almost all food
& beverage outlets encounter different extent of pest
problem. |
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Insect
/ Pest?
It is estimated that about 20% of crops grown for human consumption
are eaten by herbivorous (plant-eating) insects. Insects also
carry diseases that affect animals and human beings. The venom
of certain arthropods (e.g. spiders, scorpions and centipedes)
can be fatal, and many people have severe phobias about groups
such as spiders and moths.
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Centipedes are dangerous to human by their
poisonous bites and stings. |
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Nuisance
How would you feel when you see a cockroach crawling on the
food you prepared for supper or on the floor which you have
just mopped? How would you feel when you and your family are
biting by a few mosquitoes appearing days and nights and you
simply cannot get rid of them?
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Your Solution = Our Service |
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Our well-trained pest control operator
is spraying a mist of pesticide to the planter areas of
a private estate in Causeway Bay. |
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 Utilizing
the latest technology and
the Integrated Pest Management
(IPM) concept.
Using
Agricultural, Fishery and Conservation
Department (AFCD) approved
chemicals
- diversified, safe, effective and reliable.
More
than 10 years experience,
well-trained and pleasant technicians.
Provides
one-shot and regular treatments on contract basis.
Extermination
service of a wide range of household insect pests: cockroaches,
ants,
fleas, mosquitoes, flies, booklice, bees and many others.
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| Conducive environments
for pest infestation |
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Kitchen cupboard is one of the ideal cockroaches
and ants harbourage. |
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Rubbish and refuse not covered up. Kitchen
utensil in a hideous mess. |
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Broken damp wood and rubbish all over the
place.
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| Good Practice |
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Food stuff stored in covered containers.
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A clean and orderly kitchen is the first
step to pest-free environment. |
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An alley behind a first-class commercial
building. It is keep in a hygienic condition - the floor
is clean and dry; all refuse bins are well covered.
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Rodent
(Rat & Mice)
There are three common species of rodent Rattus
norvegicus (Brown rat), Rattus
rattus (Black rat) and Mus musculus
(House mouse). Cosmopolitan rats and mice often live and feed
in and near buildings where standards of hygiene are poor. They
destroy crops and foodstuff, transmit disease and continuously
gnawing to damage your property. Rodents are clever mammals.
To eliminate rodent infestation, knowledge
about rodent feeding behaviour, reproduction and movement together
with years of experience are
required.
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Dead rat found during a rodent control
program. The rat died from internal breeding resulting
from intake of bait grains |
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Rodents have the
ability to push themselves through
small gaps. Rodent proofing is crucial in control treatments.
Proofing is accomplished by blocking all entrance points,
with coarse grade stainless steel, wire wool etc.
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| In this picture,
the rat is accessing a building through an external pipe
duct. Note its flattened body as it "squeeze"
itself through the hole. Just like an acrobat! |
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| Smear marks
(black grease mark left by rodents on surfaces where their
bodies are frequently in contact with) are usually found
around these ducting in an infested area. |
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| Another hiding
place for rats and mice. |
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| One of the
signs that tells you the presence and even species of
rodents - droppings. The black dots shown here are rodent
droppings. |
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Our Service |
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- Killing :
by the use of rodent traps, glue, & bait |
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Rodent Proofing: give you professional advice on where
to seal in order to prevent rodent from entering your
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Our tip for you: the first thing you should do is to keep
your place clean - iif rodent couldn't find any food in
your place, they wouldn't stay. |
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Experience in implementing large-scale rodent control
programmes in hotels, restaurants,
canteens, construction sites, warehouse and aircraft. |
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"HELP! WE ARE STUCK!!!!"
During a survey, technicians will look for signs of rodents
infestation such as smear marks, droppings, tracks and
damages to goods and structures. These information help
to determine the species of rodent, degree of infestation,
etc and of course, the control technique to be employed.
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One of the technique is to place rodent
glue boards strategically on rodent runs. A successful
example is shown here. These little mice were caught on
the false ceiling of a restaurant. No rodent sighting
was reported by the restaurant after the control program. |
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