Mosquito Fogging
For mosquitoes and flies in housing societies, campuses, gardens and open areas. Fogging gives quick relief in the treated area, and regular rounds work best during and after the monsoon.
Pests covered: Mosquitoes, Flies, Flying insects
Thermal fogging
A visible fog is sprayed around gardens, drains, parking areas and the compound to reach mosquitoes resting in plants and dark corners.
Cold fogging
A fine mist is used indoors – halls, basements and large rooms – where thick smoke is not suitable.
Signs You Need Mosquito Fogging
- Many mosquitoes in the evening
- Stagnant water in tanks, pots, drains or construction pits
- Flies near garbage collection points
- A function or event planned in a garden or lawn
- Mosquito problem in the whole society, not just one flat
Our Treatment Process
Survey
We look for breeding spots – water tanks, drains, pits, flower pots and garbage areas.
Fogging
Fogging is timed for when mosquitoes are active, usually early morning or evening.
Breeding-spot advice
We point out stagnant water that must be cleared to stop new mosquitoes.
Repeat rounds
Regular rounds through the monsoon keep the numbers down.
Where We Provide This Service
Before & After the Treatment
Before Our Visit
- Close windows and doors facing the area to be fogged.
- Cover fish tanks and keep pets indoors.
- Move vehicles out of the way if possible.
After the Treatment
- Keep windows closed for a short time after fogging.
- Empty stagnant water in pots, coolers and tanks every week.
- Book repeat rounds during the monsoon.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is fogging enough on its own?
Fogging kills adult mosquitoes in the area at that time. To stop new ones, stagnant water where they breed must also be removed.
Should we close our windows?
Yes, keep windows and doors closed during outdoor fogging and for a short time after.
How often is fogging needed?
It depends on the season and the area. During the monsoon, regular rounds give much better results than a single visit.