Pest control services should be maintained regularly, typically every two weeks to monthly, for areas with low to moderate pest infestations or for preventive safety measures. However, due to environmental factors or specific situations, or in the case of severe infestations, more frequent treatments may be required. For example, if a house is located near a polluted area, frequent mosquito control measures should be implemented to prevent disease outbreaks. Poor housekeeping may also necessitate more frequent pest control services, as unsanitary environments with food debris or trash increase the risk of pest invasions. Weather is another factor, as pests may seek shelter indoors, especially during the rainy season.

1. Typically, you can expect a noticeable reduction in pest activity within 1 to 2 days after pest control treatment. The exact timeframe depends on the type of pests being targeted and the methods used to achieve long-lasting results.

In some cases, after an initial pest control treatment, you may notice a slight increase in pest activity. This indicates that the pest control solutions are working. The treatment disrupts their normal breeding and feeding behaviors, causing them to search for a new habitat. The difference is that they are already exposed to insecticides, which will prevent them from surviving long. Allow a week or two for the pests to disappear completely, as the insecticides take effect.

Calibee employs a technique called integrated pest management, which combines both chemical and non-chemical methods to provide the best pest control solutions for your home. Our professionally trained pest control team will explain in detail the services you will receive. Additionally, if pests reappear, we will return to ensure effective treatment (covered under our service warranty package).

3. Before the pest control specialists arrive, we will have a detailed discussion with you about the necessary preparations, such as:

• Creating sufficient space: Clear the area around the pest infestation to provide the specialists with comfortable access. Move any furniture, appliances, or items that might obstruct access to the affected area. Trim overgrown bushes and remove trash as needed.
• Protecting furniture and belongings: Pay attention to items near the infestation area, such as clothes, curtains, or personal items, to safeguard them from potential chemical exposure. You can cover these items with tarps or plastic sheeting for added protection.