Commercial
Services for Schools & Colleges
Pest control, fogging and cleaning for schools, colleges and campuses, carried out during holidays and after hours so students are never exposed to treatment.
How we work in schools & colleges
Schools bring together canteens, playgrounds, boarding houses, science labs and hundreds of lunchboxes — plenty for cockroaches, ants, flies, rodents and mosquitoes to live on. Dengue-season fogging of grounds and playing fields is now a standard expectation from parents, and a termite problem in a library or old block can close rooms for weeks. The rule for any school is that treatment never happens with students present. We work during vacations, weekends and after the last class, with classrooms, canteens and hostels treated in a sequence agreed with the administration. Products and methods are chosen for premises used by children, and surfaces are cleared before pupils return. Written service records are provided so management can answer parents and inspectors.
What these properties usually need
The services that come up most in schools & colleges, and where to start.
- Pest ControlCanteens, classrooms, labs and boarding houses need regular, child-safe pest treatment.
- Fumigation & FoggingFogging of grounds and playing fields is the front line against mosquitoes and dengue on a campus.
- Termite ControlLibraries, wooden furniture, doors and older blocks are common termite casualties in schools.
- Cleaning ServicesEnd-of-term deep cleaning of classrooms, labs, hostels and furniture prepares the campus for the next intake.
- Waterproofing & HeatproofingHeatproofing classroom roofs makes rooms usable in summer; waterproofing protects ceilings and books.
Questions from schools & colleges
When can treatment be done so students are not affected?
We work during summer and winter vacations, on weekends and after classes end. For a large campus we plan a block-by-block schedule with the administration, and no treated area is reopened to students until it has been cleared.
Is dengue fogging of the grounds safe for the school?
Fogging is done when the grounds are empty, usually early morning or evening, and areas are reopened after the fog has fully dispersed. It is combined with removal of standing water and treatment of drains, which is what actually reduces mosquito breeding on site.
Can you provide records for the school management and parents?
Yes. Every visit is documented with areas treated and methods used. Schools on an annual contract receive a maintained service log that can be shared with the board, parents' committees or inspectors.
Book a free site visit
We inspect, confirm the price on the spot and schedule around your hours. Nothing is booked until you say so.