Inspection-led pest management
More than treating what you can see. Inspection, targeted treatment and practical prevention for the spaces you use every day.
Discuss an inspectionHOMES / WORKSPACES / FOOD PREMISES
What we look after
The right approach depends on the pest, the property and the conditions around it.
Start from the species
Treatment follows the species and the entry point, not a general spray. Find the row that looks like what you are seeing.
The inspection decides which of these applies. If what you have does not match a row, the inspection still tells you what it is.
Three jobs, written up
Each job below is written the way our field notes are written: what was found, what decided the method, and what the customer keeps afterwards. The species and the entry point decide the treatment, never the other way round.
One inspection / one treatment / one follow-up visit
Trails reported along the sink run for about ten days, returning after a household spray.
The foraging line was traced to the gap where the service pipe enters the wall, with a damp patch under the cabinet base. Gel bait was placed at the harbourage and at two points along the run, a residual applied to the skirting where the surface allowed, and the pipe gap packed with steel wool and sealed. Bait points stay undisturbed for fourteen days, and the follow-up visit is booked inside that period at no extra charge. The areas treated and the materials applied are on the sheet the customer keeps.
Two visits / entry sealed / three stations checked
Scratching after dark near the yard door, with droppings under the sink and along the back wall.
The route was traced to the gap around the incoming water pipe and a worn seal at the yard door. Both were sealed before any bait was placed, because trapping an entry that stays open only moves the activity along the wall. Three numbered stations were fixed along the run, and those same points are read at every later visit, which is what makes the second visit worth paying for. The store cupboard was pulled clear of the wall so the run stays checkable between visits.
Monthly visits / numbered bait points / findings written each visit
Nymphs seen under a preparation bench during a delivery, in a kitchen that cannot close.
Gel-bait points were placed in the service run, under the bench bases and at the bin area, each numbered and marked on a simple plan of the kitchen. Each monthly visit reads those points, records what was found by location, and lists what the site closes out, usually cleaning behind equipment or a seal that has failed. Material sheets and the areas treated are filed with the visit record, and nothing is applied while food is being handled in the same area.
Written in our own field-note order: species, entry point, method, follow-up, on one page. The figure arrives with the findings, because the finding is what decides the work.
What arrives, and what is recorded
An inspection report is worth little if the visit itself cannot be evidenced. So the visit leaves a record.
No treatment makes a property permanently immune, and no operator can promise that. What the record proves is what was found, what was applied and where.
What good follow-through looks like
Know what was observed, what was agreed and what to watch between visits.
Discuss your inspectionOur record format: the same fields on every visit, a copy left on site, and the follow-up date on the sheet rather than in a diary.
Inspection first
Pest work is priced after someone has looked at the property, because the treatment follows the species, the entry points and the extent. The inspection fee below is credited against the treatment if you go ahead.
| Visit | What it covers | From |
|---|---|---|
| Inspection & written findings | Species, entry points, extent and the treatment that follows · fee credited | S$120 |
| Ant or cockroach treatment | Flats up to three rooms, gel and residual to agreed areas | S$180 |
| Rodent programme | Three visits: baiting, monitoring and proofing advice | S$420 |
| Mosquito or fogging | Outdoor areas and drains, one visit | S$220 |
| Termite | Quoted after inspection; the method follows the colony | On inspection |
One visit treats what is there; it does not stop what is outside the property. That is why every treatment here includes a follow-up visit inside the stated period.
Book an inspectionThe written treatment plan
The findings arrive in writing, with the treatment, the areas covered and what would make it a different job.
See the written scopeNothing here is a guarantee against reinfestation from outside the property. What is covered is the treated area, for the stated period, and a return visit inside it.
Before work starts
Pest work touches food areas, homes and children, so the documents come before the treatment: our registration, our cover, the materials and the person attending.
Start with an inspectionOne price, one document: the findings, the method and the exclusions arrive together, so the figure and the work cannot be read apart afterwards. We state only what we can produce — a registration number, a cover note, a material sheet and a named technician.
How a treatment runs
What you have seen, where, and how long it has been happening.
Species, entry points and extent, with photographs where they help.
What the treatment is and what it costs, before anything is applied.
Applied in the agreed areas, with the safety instructions handed over.
A return visit inside the stated period, and prevention notes for the property.
Client perspective
“We understood where the activity was coming from and what we could change between visits.”
Inspection & follow-up · sample story
Sample story. Not a real customer review.Before the inspection
No. Describe the sighting, the place and the time of day it appears. Clear photographs help us load the right equipment, but the identification is made on site and written into the findings.
Tell us before the visit and the plan is built around them. Preparation and re-entry instructions depend on the treatment chosen, and they are handed over in writing: what to move, what to cover, how long to stay out and when the room is safe again.
Usually not for fleas, bed bugs or a cockroach harbourage that keeps being fed from a service run. Those are two visits — the first treats, the second confirms — and where two are needed we say so in the findings rather than after the first has failed.
It follows the areas you actually have: food preparation and waste usually fortnightly, roof voids and service runs monthly, perimeter and landscape quarterly unless the record shows more. Each area carries a minimum in the agreement, and the cycle moves up or down against what the records show, in writing.
Then the findings say so and the method changes before anything is applied. Termite damage is the common case: the sign on the surface rarely shows how far it runs, so the method follows the inspection rather than the enquiry.
The species identified, where the activity is coming from, the areas to be treated, the materials proposed, the follow-up date and the exclusions. It arrives before the treatment is booked, with the figure on the same page as the work.
Start a conversation
Start with where you have seen activity and when it appears.
Concept only. Nothing is sent or booked.