Our Services

Comprehensive Pest Management for Every Business Need

From routine AMC programs to emergency interventions — science-backed treatments, digital reporting, and compliance documentation for every commercial sector.

Cockroach Control

Professional Cockroach Control for Commercial Premises

Cockroaches are the most common pest in commercial food and hospitality environments — and the most dangerous from a food safety perspective. A single cockroach sighting during an FSSAI audit can trigger a closure notice. Our cockroach control programs combine gel bait technology, residual treatments, and structural recommendations to eliminate infestations and prevent recurrence.

How It Works

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Inspection & Assessment

Thorough inspection of all harbourage areas — behind equipment, in drains, wall voids, and storage areas. We identify species, infestation level, and entry points.

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Gel Bait Application

High-efficacy gel bait applied in cracks, crevices, and harbourage points. No sprays in food preparation areas — safe for food-contact surfaces.

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Residual Treatment

Residual insecticide applied to non-food-contact surfaces, drains, and perimeter areas to intercept cockroaches before they reach food zones.

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Monitoring & Follow-up

Sticky monitoring traps placed to track activity levels. Follow-up visits to assess efficacy and reapply as needed. Digital report after every visit.

Key Benefits

  • FSSAI and HACCP-compliant treatment protocols
  • No sprays in food preparation or storage areas
  • Gel bait technology — no odour, no disruption to operations
  • Digital service reports for audit documentation
  • Emergency response within 24 hours for AMC clients
  • Structural recommendations to prevent re-infestation

Industries Served

Restaurants & QSRFood ProcessingCafes & BakeriesHospitalsCorporate OfficesRetail & Malls

Common Questions

How long does cockroach treatment take?

A standard treatment takes 1–2 hours depending on premises size. Gel bait applications require no downtime — premises can be used immediately after treatment.

How many treatments are needed?

For moderate infestations, 2–3 treatments over 4–6 weeks are typically required. Severe infestations may need additional visits. AMC programs include scheduled quarterly treatments.

Is the treatment safe for food businesses?

Yes. We use FSSAI-approved products and gel bait technology that is safe for food-contact surfaces. No sprays are applied in food preparation or storage areas.

Rodent Control

Rodent Control Programs for Commercial & Industrial Premises

Rodents cause significant product damage, contaminate food supplies, and pose serious health and compliance risks. A single rodent sighting can trigger regulatory action in food businesses. Our rodent management programs combine tamper-resistant bait stations, trapping, electronic monitoring, and structural proofing to eliminate rodent activity and prevent re-entry.

How It Works

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Site Survey

Comprehensive survey to identify rodent species, activity levels, entry points, and harbourage areas. We map bait station placement for maximum coverage.

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Bait Station Installation

Tamper-resistant bait stations installed at strategic locations — perimeter, loading docks, storage areas, and internal high-risk zones.

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Trapping Program

Mechanical traps deployed in sensitive areas where rodenticide use is restricted (food preparation zones, near water sources).

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Proofing & Exclusion

Structural recommendations to seal entry points — gaps around pipes, doors, drainage, and wall penetrations. Proofing work carried out by our team or coordinated with your maintenance team.

Key Benefits

  • Tamper-resistant bait stations — safe in food environments
  • Electronic monitoring available for real-time activity alerts
  • Structural proofing recommendations to prevent re-entry
  • FSSAI-compliant rodenticide products only
  • Digital reports with bait consumption data for audit trail
  • Emergency response within 24 hours for AMC clients

Industries Served

Warehouses & LogisticsFood ProcessingRestaurants & QSRManufacturingHospitalsCorporate Offices

Common Questions

How quickly can rodent activity be eliminated?

In most cases, significant reduction in rodent activity is seen within 2–4 weeks of program initiation. Complete elimination typically takes 4–8 weeks depending on infestation severity.

Are rodenticides safe in food businesses?

We use only FSSAI-approved rodenticides in tamper-resistant bait stations that prevent access by non-target animals. In food preparation areas, we use mechanical traps only.

What is structural proofing?

Structural proofing involves sealing gaps, holes, and entry points that rodents use to enter buildings. We provide detailed recommendations and can carry out proofing work on request.

Fly Control

Fly Control Solutions for Food & Commercial Environments

Flies are a critical food safety hazard — they carry pathogens from waste areas to food preparation surfaces in seconds. In food businesses, fly activity is a direct FSSAI compliance risk. Our fly control programs combine electronic fly killers, residual treatments, drain management, and exclusion measures to achieve and maintain fly-free environments.

How It Works

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Fly Species Identification

Identification of fly species present (house flies, fruit flies, drain flies, blow flies) to determine appropriate treatment approach.

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Electronic Fly Killers

Installation and maintenance of UV electronic fly killers (EFKs) at entry points and high-risk areas. Regular glue board replacement and cleaning.

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Drain Treatment

Biological drain treatments to eliminate organic matter in drains — the primary breeding site for drain flies and fruit flies.

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Residual & Space Treatments

Residual insecticide applied to resting surfaces. Space treatments for immediate knockdown in severe infestations.

Key Benefits

  • Electronic fly killers for continuous, chemical-free control
  • Drain treatment to eliminate breeding sites
  • FSSAI-compliant products and protocols
  • Fly activity monitoring with digital reporting
  • Exclusion recommendations (fly screens, air curtains)
  • Rapid response for acute fly infestations

Industries Served

Restaurants & QSRFood ProcessingCafes & BakeriesWarehousesHospitalsRetail & Malls

Common Questions

What causes drain fly infestations?

Drain flies breed in the organic matter that accumulates in drains and drainage channels. Regular biological drain treatments eliminate this breeding material and prevent drain fly populations.

How often should EFK glue boards be replaced?

Glue boards should be replaced every 4–6 weeks, or more frequently in high-activity areas. Our AMC programs include scheduled glue board replacement as standard.

Can fly control be done during business hours?

Electronic fly killer installation and drain treatments can be done during business hours. Residual spray treatments are scheduled outside business hours to avoid disruption.

Mosquito Control

Mosquito Control for Commercial & Institutional Premises

Mosquitoes are a health hazard and a significant nuisance in outdoor dining, hospitality, and institutional environments. Our mosquito control programs combine larviciding, adulticiding, and habitat management to reduce mosquito populations and protect staff, guests, and patients.

How It Works

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Breeding Site Survey

Identification of all standing water sources and potential breeding sites — drains, water features, planters, rooftop water accumulation, and surrounding areas.

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Larviciding

Application of larvicides to standing water sources to prevent mosquito larvae from developing into adults. Biological larvicides available for sensitive environments.

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Adulticiding

Residual spray and fogging treatments to reduce adult mosquito populations in outdoor and semi-outdoor areas.

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Habitat Management

Recommendations to eliminate or modify breeding sites — drainage improvements, water feature management, and vegetation management.

Key Benefits

  • Larviciding to prevent population development at source
  • Biological larvicides available for hospitals and schools
  • Fogging for rapid knockdown of adult populations
  • Habitat management recommendations
  • Dengue and malaria prevention programs available
  • Monthly monitoring with digital reports

Industries Served

Hospitals & HealthcareSchools & InstitutionsRestaurants & QSRCorporate OfficesHotels & HospitalityManufacturing

Common Questions

How often is mosquito treatment needed?

In high-risk seasons (monsoon and post-monsoon), monthly treatments are recommended. In lower-risk periods, quarterly treatments may be sufficient. AMC programs are customized to seasonal risk.

Are mosquito treatments safe for patients and children?

We use WHO-approved products and can use biological larvicides (Bacillus thuringiensis israelensis) in sensitive environments like hospitals and schools. All treatments are scheduled to minimize exposure.

Can you treat large outdoor areas?

Yes. We have fogging equipment suitable for large outdoor areas including campuses, industrial estates, and hospitality properties.

Termite Control

Anti-Termite Treatments for Commercial Properties

Termites cause significant structural damage to commercial properties — often undetected until damage is severe. Our anti-termite programs cover pre-construction soil treatment, post-construction remedial treatment, and ongoing monitoring to protect your property investment.

How It Works

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Termite Inspection

Thorough inspection of the property to identify termite species, activity levels, entry points, and extent of damage. Moisture mapping to identify high-risk zones.

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Pre-Construction Treatment

Soil treatment with termiticide during construction to create a chemical barrier between the soil and the structure. Compliant with NBC and local building regulations.

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Post-Construction Treatment

Drilling and injection of termiticide into soil around the foundation perimeter and internal floor areas. Effective for existing infestations and as a preventive measure.

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Monitoring & Warranty

Annual inspection visits to monitor for termite activity. Treatments come with a warranty period — re-treatment at no charge if termite activity is detected within the warranty period.

Key Benefits

  • Pre-construction and post-construction programs available
  • NBC-compliant soil treatment protocols
  • Long-term warranty on all termite treatments
  • Annual monitoring visits included in warranty period
  • Minimal disruption to occupied premises
  • Digital reports and treatment certificates for property records

Industries Served

Corporate OfficesSchools & InstitutionsHospitalsRetail & MallsManufacturingWarehouses

Common Questions

How long does post-construction termite treatment take?

Post-construction treatment for a typical commercial property takes 1–3 days depending on size. The property can be occupied during treatment in most cases.

What warranty do you offer on termite treatments?

We offer a 5-year warranty on pre-construction treatments and a 3-year warranty on post-construction treatments, with annual inspection visits included.

Can termite treatment be done in an occupied building?

Yes. Post-construction termite treatment involves drilling and injection at the perimeter and floor areas. Occupied areas are treated with minimal disruption, typically section by section.

Bed Bug Treatment

Bed Bug Treatment for Hotels, Hospitals & Institutions

Bed bugs are a serious reputational and operational risk for hotels, hospitals, and any accommodation facility. A single guest complaint can trigger negative reviews and significant revenue loss. Our bed bug treatment programs combine heat treatment and residual spray protocols for complete elimination — with a follow-up guarantee.

How It Works

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Inspection & Detection

Thorough inspection of all potential harbourage areas — mattress seams, bed frames, headboards, furniture joints, and wall fixtures. Canine detection available for large properties.

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Heat Treatment

Portable heat treatment equipment raises room temperature to 55°C+ for 2–4 hours — lethal to all life stages of bed bugs including eggs. No chemicals required.

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Residual Spray

Residual insecticide applied to harbourage areas and furniture joints to provide ongoing protection after heat treatment.

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Follow-up & Monitoring

Follow-up inspection 2 weeks after treatment to confirm elimination. Monitoring interceptors placed under bed legs to detect any residual activity.

Key Benefits

  • Heat treatment eliminates all life stages including eggs
  • No chemical residue — room available same day
  • Follow-up inspection and guarantee included
  • Discreet service — minimal disruption to hotel operations
  • Staff training on early detection and prevention
  • Emergency response available for acute infestations

Industries Served

Hotels & HospitalityHospitals & HealthcareSchools & InstitutionsHostels & PGsCorporate Guest Houses

Common Questions

How long does heat treatment take?

Heat treatment for a standard hotel room takes 4–6 hours including setup and cool-down. The room can be returned to service the same day.

Is heat treatment safe for furniture and electronics?

Heat treatment is safe for most furniture and fabrics. Electronics, candles, aerosols, and heat-sensitive items should be removed before treatment. Our team provides a pre-treatment checklist.

Do you offer a guarantee?

Yes. All bed bug treatments include a 30-day guarantee — if bed bug activity is detected within 30 days of treatment, we will re-treat at no charge.

AMC Programs

Annual Maintenance Contracts for Commercial Pest Management

An Annual Maintenance Contract (AMC) with Eco Solutions gives your business scheduled, proactive pest management — not reactive fire-fighting. AMC clients receive priority response, digital reporting, compliance documentation, and a dedicated account manager. It is the most cost-effective way to maintain pest-free status and audit readiness year-round.

How It Works

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Site Assessment

Comprehensive baseline assessment of your premises to identify pest risks, compliance requirements, and service frequency needs.

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Customized Program Design

AMC program designed around your specific pest risks, industry compliance requirements, and operational constraints — not a generic package.

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Scheduled Service Visits

Regular visits by trained technicians — monthly, bi-monthly, or quarterly depending on your risk profile. All visits documented with digital reports.

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Account Management & Reporting

Dedicated account manager, centralized digital reporting, and quarterly review meetings to assess program performance and adjust as needed.

Key Benefits

  • Priority emergency response — within 24 hours
  • Dedicated account manager for your business
  • Digital service reports after every visit — audit-ready
  • Compliance documentation for FSSAI, HACCP, NABH audits
  • Proactive pest management — prevent infestations before they occur
  • Cost savings vs. reactive treatments

Industries Served

Restaurants & QSRFood ProcessingCorporate OfficesHospitalsWarehousesSchools & Institutions

Common Questions

What is included in an AMC?

AMC programs include scheduled service visits, all materials and products, digital reports after every visit, emergency response within 24 hours, and a dedicated account manager. Specific inclusions depend on your program.

How is AMC pricing determined?

AMC pricing is based on premises size, pest risk profile, service frequency, and number of locations. We provide a detailed quote after a site assessment.

Can AMC cover multiple locations?

Yes. We offer multi-site AMC programs for chains and national accounts with centralized billing, standardized protocols, and consolidated reporting.

Fumigation

Fumigation Services for Warehouses, Containers & Stored Commodities

Fumigation is the most effective treatment for stored product pests in warehouses, shipping containers, and bulk commodity storage. Our licensed fumigation team uses phosphine and methyl bromide under strict safety protocols to eliminate all life stages of stored product pests — with full regulatory compliance and documentation.

How It Works

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Pre-Fumigation Survey

Assessment of the commodity, storage structure, and infestation level to determine fumigant type, dosage, and exposure period.

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Structure Sealing

Sealing of the structure or commodity stack to achieve and maintain required fumigant concentration throughout the exposure period.

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Fumigant Application

Application of phosphine tablets or gas by licensed fumigators. Continuous gas concentration monitoring throughout the exposure period.

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Aeration & Clearance

Controlled aeration of the structure after the exposure period. Gas concentration testing to confirm safe re-entry levels. Fumigation certificate issued.

Key Benefits

  • Licensed fumigators — all regulatory requirements met
  • Phosphine and methyl bromide available
  • Fumigation certificates for export and regulatory compliance
  • Continuous gas monitoring throughout treatment
  • Suitable for warehouses, containers, and bulk commodities
  • Pre- and post-fumigation commodity inspection

Industries Served

Warehouses & LogisticsFood ProcessingGrain StorageExport FacilitiesCold Chain Logistics

Common Questions

How long does fumigation take?

Fumigation exposure periods are typically 3–7 days depending on fumigant, temperature, and commodity. Aeration takes an additional 24–48 hours. Total process is typically 5–10 days.

Is fumigation safe for food commodities?

Phosphine fumigation is approved for use on food commodities including grains, pulses, and dried foods. Methyl bromide is used for non-food commodities and structural fumigation. All treatments comply with FSSAI and export regulations.

Do you provide fumigation certificates?

Yes. We issue fumigation certificates for all treatments, including phytosanitary certificates for export consignments where required.

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Protect Your Business Year-Round

Our Annual Maintenance Contracts give you scheduled pest management, priority emergency response, and audit-ready digital reports — all under a single annual agreement.