Pest control & cleaning for Housing Society in Delhi NCR

Quick answer

We audit common areas, basements and individual flats as needed, free of charge, before setting up fixed contracts billed quarterly in advance for Delhi NCR societies. The Society 365 plan covers individual residents, while the RWA Common Area Care contract covers shared spaces under one agreement with the association.

Common pest and hygiene risks

Rodents in basements, parking areas and waste collection points
Mosquito breeding in common area drains and water storage
Cockroaches in common corridors and waste chutes
Termites affecting wooden fixtures in common areas and clubhouses
Stray pest entry through society gardens and boundary walls
Ants and silverfish in individual flats

What we do

Mosquito Control
Reduces breeding in common drains, water tanks and garden areas.
Rat & Rodent Control
Controls rodents in basements and parking areas.
General Pest Control
Covers common area and individual flat pest activity.
Termite Control
Protects wooden fixtures in clubhouses and common areas.
Water Tank Cleaning
Supports hygiene for shared water storage as part of common area care.

Paperwork you get

service reports
chemical usage log
bait-station map

How it works

01Free audit
02Fixed quote
03Scheduled visits
04Quarterly report

Billed quarterly in advance.

Two contracts for two different needs

Housing societies have two separate pest control needs: individual flats where residents want their own coverage, and shared common areas like basements, gardens, corridors and parking that the RWA is responsible for. We address this with two distinct offerings: the Society 365 plan for residents who want scheduled visits inside their own homes, and the RWA Common Area Care contract covering shared spaces under an agreement with the association.

Both are set up as fixed contracts billed quarterly in advance for Delhi NCR societies, so residents and the RWA can each budget for their respective coverage without one affecting the other's billing.

Coordinating across common areas and private flats

Because basements, drains and gardens are shared spaces that affect every resident, a free compliance audit of these common areas is carried out for the RWA, with bait stations placed at agreed points and mapped for the facilities committee's records.

Residents under the Society 365 plan receive their own service reports for their flats, while the RWA receives reports covering common areas, so both parties have visibility appropriate to what they are paying for under their respective contracts.

Prices

Offices and shops
₹1–2 per sq ft per service (minimum 800 sq ft)
Cafés and QSR
From ₹8,999 per quarter (2 visits a month), billed in advance
Everything else
Fixed quote after the free audit

15+ years of experience
Serving Delhi NCR since 2011
Our own verified team
Police-verified, trained, in uniform
Fixed price before we start
Never above the price we confirm
No hidden charges
GST invoice for every job
Written warranty
Termite up to 3 years*, bed bugs up to 6 months*
Free re-treatment
If pests return within warranty
Government-approved chemicals
CIB&RC-registered, odourless gel in kitchens
Eco-friendly herbal option
For homes with babies, elders or pets
Same-day service available*
Call before 12 noon
Photo report on WhatsApp
Before/after photos and chemicals used
Same team on repeat visits
People you already know
No selling at your door
Our technicians never push plans

*Termite warranty depends on the chemical chosen and is written on your job card. Same-day service depends on slot availability.

Questions answered

What is the difference between Society 365 and RWA Common Area Care?

Society 365 covers individual flats under a resident's own contract, while RWA Common Area Care covers shared spaces like basements, gardens and corridors under an agreement with the association.

Can residents sign up for Society 365 without the RWA being involved?

Yes, Society 365 is a resident-level contract and does not require RWA participation.

Does the RWA contract cover the clubhouse and parking areas?

Yes, common areas including clubhouses, parking and basements are covered under the RWA Common Area Care contract based on the audit.

Who receives the bait-station map for common areas?

The bait-station map for common areas is shared with the RWA facilities committee.

Can both contracts run at the same time in one society?

Yes, residents can have Society 365 for their flats while the RWA separately holds a Common Area Care contract.

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