Pest control in Delhi

Pest Control in Delhi: what to know

In Delhi, the first visit is a walk-through inspection — we look at wooden door frames and almirahs in older kothis and builder floors, check kitchen skirting and under-sink pipes for cockroaches, and note any standing water near coolers or terraces that could be a mosquito breeding spot. Dense markets and older colonies bring rats and mice into ground-floor units, so entry points along drains and shared walls get checked too.

Based on what we find, the technician proposes a combination treatment rather than a single spray — for example gel baiting for cockroaches along with rodent bait stations, or a termite note if wood damage is visible. Everything found and treated is written on the job card so you have a record for your own files or if you plan further wood repair.

Customers are asked to remove loose utensils and crockery from kitchen shelves before the visit; our team does not handle or pack your items. For flats in dense colonies with shared walls, we also flag if a neighbouring unit should be treated at the same time to stop pests moving back and forth.