Emergency Pest Control in Beirut
What counts as urgent tonight, and what can wait
What counts as an emergency
A pest problem is urgent when it can injure someone, contaminate food about to be served, or get worse before morning. Anything else is an ordinary appointment.
Rodent work starts at the entry point, not the bait: a 2022 study in Scientific Reports found Vkorc1 resistance mutations in 58.3% of Lebanese house mice.
The Ministry of Public Health has banned aluminium and zinc phosphide in residential areas. Call +961 3 265900.
- Today or tomorrow, told on the phone
- Treatment matched to the species and the room
- No agricultural fumigants in an occupied building
- From Beirut to Batroun
- Homes, restaurants, hotels, offices and warehouses
- A record of what was applied
Send us a message
Describe what you found and where
Tell us which pest and which room. If it cannot wait, call +961 3 265900.
How an emergency call runs
From the call to the follow-up
Step 1: The call is sorted first
Step 2: Treatment matched to the pest
Step 3: What happens afterwards
Customer Testimonials
What customers in Lebanon have said about the work.
Urgent calls from Beirut to Batroun
We will tell you whether it needs someone today
Across the coastal districts
Homes, restaurants and offices across Lebanon
No farm fumigants indoors
Household work and agricultural pesticides are separate ministry tracks
The calls that usually cannot wait
Pests behind most emergency calls
- Oriental hornets: a nest people walk past.
- Rats and mice: in a kitchen or a pantry.
- Bed bugs: dark spotting on a mattress seam.
- Cockroaches: German cockroaches in a working kitchen.
- Honeybee swarms: rehomed, not sprayed.
- Flies and rodents: after a collection suspension.
Common Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, once you keep to the re-entry time.
Only the rooms being treated, while the product dries.
Clear access to the pest and leave everything else alone.
From Beirut to Batroun.
One visit for a nest; bed bugs need a follow-up.