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Society pest control in Faridabad, for RWAs that run their own society.
Across Greater Faridabad, many RWAs now look after their towers themselves and pay for every repair from residents' contributions, so a pest bill that changes every month is the last thing they need. We audit your basements, drains, garbage rooms and parks for free, then agree one yearly price and a schedule, billed each quarter, with a dated report your members can read.
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Quick answer
AHC handles pest control in the common areas of Faridabad housing societies, contracted with the RWA, or with the builder where it still holds maintenance. A free audit comes first; the RWA then gets RWA Common Area Care: a written schedule for basements, drains, garbage rooms, terraces and parks at one fixed price for the year, billed quarterly in advance with a GST invoice, and common-area pest control from ₹1–2 per sq ft per service (minimum ₹2,499 per visit). After every visit the RWA receives a dated log with photos and product registration numbers, and a short report each quarter. Give each treatment 2–4 weeks to work; if pests are still active after that, call or WhatsApp us and we revisit free under our Make-It-Right Promise.What we find in Faridabad's older high-rises
Some Greater Faridabad societies have been lived in for around ten years, and their common areas show it. A first audit usually covers these zones:
| Zone | What has usually changed with age | Pest risk | Our work |
|---|---|---|---|
| Basement and stilt parking | Cracked floors, blocked floor drains, old cable trays | Rats nesting behind stored items, cockroaches in drains | Fresh bait-station map, drain treatment |
| Sumps and pump rooms | Worn or loose sump lids, rusted mesh | Mosquito breeding, cockroaches | Larvicide, a list of lids and mesh to replace |
| Garbage rooms and collection points | Damaged doors, wet floors | Rats, flies, cockroaches | Stations, floor and drain treatment |
| Terraces and overhead tanks | Blocked outlets, gaps around tank covers | Pooled water and larvae after rain | Larvicide; terrace outlets listed for clearing |
| Parks, boundary, open land beside the society | Overgrown beds, low-lying patches | Mosquitoes, especially on the Yamuna side after the monsoon | Larvicide rounds and outdoor fogging, July to October |
| Shafts and lobbies | Gaps around replaced pipes | Cockroaches moving between flats | Gel and crack-and-crevice treatment |
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This is a guide to what we usually see, not a finding about any society; the audit records yours.
The law, in one line
Faridabad's societies come under the same Haryana law as Gurugram's: the Haryana Apartment Ownership Act, 1983, with RWAs registered under the Haryana Registration and Regulation of Societies Act, 2012. The detail on handover, the Deed of Declaration and the 2012 DTCP memo is on our Gurugram society page. The law doesn't name pest control; once maintenance passes to your RWA, keeping the common areas in order is the RWA's job, and pest control is part of that. Outside the society's boundary, MCF and the district health department run public anti-larval work.
Source: Haryana Vidhan Sabha, Un-starred Question 89 (17 March 2023).
When the RWA has taken over from the builder
In 2024 The Tribune reported that RWAs in Greater Faridabad were funding repairs to their high-rises themselves after taking over maintenance. A residents' leader quoted in that report put the city at "over 50 such societies with over 1.30 lakh residents".
Taking over usually means inheriting very little paperwork. The builder's old pest vendor leaves, and nobody knows where the bait stations were or when the sumps were last checked. Our first visit rebuilds that record: we walk every basement, sump, garbage room and terrace with your maintenance in-charge, number and map each station, photograph the problem spots, and list the repairs that belong to the RWA (a sump lid, a drain cover) separately from what we treat. From then on the RWA owns a complete file, and it stays with the society when office-bearers change.
Source: The Tribune (29 March 2024).
A price the RWA can budget
An RWA paying from monthly maintenance collections needs to know the year's pest cost before the year starts. So:
- One price for the year, written in the contract and the same on every invoice.
- Billed quarterly in advance, so the RWA pays in four parts from its collections. There are no extra charges for call-backs under our Make-It-Right Promise.
- Start with what hurts most. If the budget is tight, the schedule can begin with basements, garbage rooms and monsoon larvicide, and add parks, shafts or tank cleaning later in the year at the rates already agreed.
- Residents can pay for their own flats. Society 365 gives 10% off the yearly plan from the 10th flat in the society that joins, without touching the RWA's budget.
Not handed over yet?
Some Faridabad societies are still maintained by the builder. If yours is one of them, we contract with whoever holds maintenance today and transfer the contract to the RWA at the same price on the day it takes over, with the logs and station map, so there is no gap in treatment.
What the yearly contract includes
| Service | Where | How often |
|---|---|---|
| Rodent bait stations, numbered on a map | Basements, garbage rooms, pump rooms | Monthly check |
| Cockroach and ant treatment | Shafts, lobbies, garbage rooms, guard rooms | Monthly |
| Drain treatment | Basement drains, collection points, boundary drains | Monthly |
| Larvicide | Sumps, terraces, park low spots | Weekly July to October, monthly the rest of the year |
| Outdoor thermal fogging | Parks, boundary, open land beside the society | Weekly in the monsoon |
| Tank cleaning | Overhead tanks and sumps | Every 4 to 6 months, from the society tank page |
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These are typical starting points; the audit sets the frequencies, and the RWA can phase services in as the budget allows. Services can be added mid-year at the contract rates, and the contract ends on 30 days' notice.
Records for the RWA's members
Each visit produces a dated log with zones, products and their CIB&RC registration numbers, photos and the technician's name. The quarterly report is short enough to read out at a general body meeting: what was treated, what we found, and the repairs the RWA should plan. Invoices carry GST and the RWA's name. For the full list of records we provide to businesses, see the industries page.
Prices
| Item | Price (incl. GST) | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| RWA Common Area Care | A single yearly figure | After the free audit; four quarterly payments |
| Common-area pest control | ₹1–2 per sq ft per service | Minimum ₹2,499 per visit |
| Outdoor thermal fogging | ₹1–2 per sq ft | Minimum ₹2,499 |
| Society tanks and sumps | ₹699–₹4,499 per tank | By capacity; 365-plan members get ₹149 off each extra tank in the same visit |
| Society 365 (residents) | 1BHK ₹3,869, 2BHK ₹4,499 a year on Shield 365 | After the 10% discount, from the 10th flat in the society that joins |
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Questions from Faridabad RWAs
How much does society pest control cost in Faridabad?
RWA ka budget kam hai. Kya pest control dheere-dheere shuru kar sakte hain?
Our builder left no pest records. Where do we start?
Our society is still with the builder. Can we still book?
Do you also clean the society's water tanks?
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