Low Toxicity Treatment for Homes With Children and Pets
Across Beirut, Metn, Baabda and Keserwan
What Low Toxicity Actually Means
Organic pest control means the least toxic material that will still solve the problem, placed where insects travel and people do not.
What low toxicity means
It does not mean nothing is applied. Gel baits go into cabinet voids, dust into wall cavities, and a bacterial larvicide into roof tanks and balcony containers, the main mosquito breeding site in Lebanese buildings.
Why the material matters
The Ministry of Public Health has banned aluminium and zinc phosphide for pest control in residential and populated areas nationwide.
Household and agricultural pesticide licences are separate in Lebanon, with no public register to check either.
We cover Beirut, Mount Lebanon, Metn, Baabda and Keserwan. Call +961 3 265900 or book a visit.
- Lowest effective toxicity, chosen pest by pest
- Baits and dusts placed out of reach of children and pets
- No agricultural fumigants used in an occupied home
- Aimed at the harbourage, not sprayed across surfaces
- Workable in kitchens and food preparation areas
- Clear airing and re-entry instructions after every visit
Send us a message
Tell Us About Your Property
Tell us which area you are in and what you have been seeing, and we will come and look at the property before anything is applied.
Fill in the form and one of our technicians will get back to you, or call us on +961 3 265900.
Process
How the Organic Programme Runs in a Lebanese Home
Step 1: Inspection Before Anything Is Applied
Step 2: Treatment Placed Where People Are Not
Step 3: Airing, Re-entry and the Follow Up Visit
Customer Testimonials
Comments from the homes and businesses we look after in Beirut and Mount Lebanon.
Built for Homes That Stay Occupied
Get a Treatment Plan Built Around the People Living in the House
Homes, clinics and kitchens
The same low toxicity method, adjusted for who is in the building and when they are there
Prevention and proofing
Sealing, screening and drain work so the treatment holds instead of being repeated every season
Where this programme fits
Buildings Where People Cannot Simply Leave
- Flats and houses: where a baby crawls on the floor and the cat sleeps under the sofa, and moving the family out for the day is not realistic.
- Schools and nurseries: treated after the last class so the rooms are aired and dry well before the children come back.
- Clinics and care homes: low odour materials worked into voids and cavities, away from wards, waiting rooms and treatment areas.
- Restaurants and cafes: baiting and drain work timed around service, so the kitchen is not closed and nothing is sprayed over a preparation surface.
- Hotels and guesthouses: rooms treated and returned to service without the chemical smell a guest remembers longer than the stay.
Common Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Placement decides that as much as the product, so baits and dusts sit inside voids and cavities, out of reach. Tell us beforehand about pregnancy, asthma, pets or an aquarium.
Cockroach and bed bug work runs as a course, because eggs already laid hatch after a treatment. Simpler jobs can finish on one visit.
Bait works through the colony rather than on contact, so the first days can look unchanged. What it reaches is the part a spray never gets to.