Answers to your pest control questions before you decide

Most households in El Gouna benefit from a preventive treatment every three to four months, given the coastal climate and desert surroundings that attract ants, cockroaches, and rodents. We assess each property individually and recommend a schedule based on its exposure and history of pest activity.

Yes, we work with a number of restaurants and cafes throughout El Gouna, offering scheduled treatments designed around food safety standards and kitchen operating hours. Our technicians coordinate visits during off-peak times to minimize disruption to your service.

Termite treatment starts with an inspection to identify active colonies and entry points around your property's structure. Depending on the findings, we apply targeted soil or localized treatments and set a follow-up schedule to monitor for continued activity.

We use tamper-resistant bait stations and place them in areas that limit access by children and pets. Our technicians will walk you through exactly where equipment is placed and explain the precautions taken during and after treatment.

We aim to schedule an initial inspection within a few days of your inquiry, depending on current bookings across El Gouna. Restaurants with urgent concerns are prioritized given the operational impact of pest activity on food service.

We'll send preparation guidelines specific to your treatment type, which may include clearing countertops, storing food items, or temporarily relocating pets. Our team explains these steps clearly during booking so there are no surprises on the day of service.

Yes, after each visit we provide a service report outlining what was inspected, treated, and observed, along with recommendations for next steps. Restaurants often use these reports to support their internal hygiene and compliance records.

Termite activity often shows as discarded wings, mud tubes along walls, or hollow-sounding wood, while ants are typically visible foraging in trails. If you're uncertain, our technicians can inspect the affected area and identify the pest accurately before recommending treatment.