What Smart IPM means in practice

Smart IPM is a monitoring programme rather than a spraying round. Conditions letting pests stay are corrected first, and a product is used only where it is needed.

What the programme covers

Numbered stations go on the routes pests actually use, the delivery door, the bin area and the service risers, and each one is written up every visit.

  • Proofing and sanitation fixes before any chemistry.
  • Species identified first, since German and American cockroaches need opposite treatments.
  • Gel bait in hinges and voids, not a wet spray that scatters a population into wall cavities.
  • Trapping and secured rodent stations, with bait used sparingly.
  • Food premises, warehouses, clinics, offices and residential buildings.

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We cover Beirut, Mount Lebanon, Metn, Baabda and Keserwan. Call +961 3 265900 or book a visit.

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Tell Us About Your Site

Tell us what you are seeing, where you are seeing it and what kind of premises it is, and we will say whether a monitoring programme is the right fit or whether a single treatment would serve you better.

We work across Beirut, Metn, Baabda, Keserwan and the areas around them. You can also call or message us on +961 3 265900.

How it works

What a Smart IPM Programme Involves

Step 1: Site Survey and Monitoring Layout

Step 2: Proofing, Sanitation and Targeted Treatment

Step 3: Scheduled Visits, Records and Review

What Our Customers Say

Feedback from the homes, restaurants and offices we look after around Beirut and Mount Lebanon.

Monitoring, records and a lighter chemical load

Put Your Site on a Monitored IPM Programme in Beirut and Mount Lebanon

Monitored, not just sprayed

Numbered stations and a written note of what was found at each one, visit after visit.

Built for food premises

Dated service reports kept in the form a food business in Lebanon is asked to produce.

where smart ipm fits

Low Pesticide Load,
Full Written Records

GRMC technician mist blowing for mosquitoes on a street in Beirut
Questions we get asked

Smart IPM in Lebanon: Frequently Asked Questions

Anything used goes into cracks, voids and covered stations rather than sprayed around. Tell us beforehand about pregnancy, asthma or pets.

Lebanon keeps no public register, so ask to see the certificate and ask which ministry issued it. The Ministry of Public Health has banned aluminium and zinc phosphide for pest control in residential and populated areas nationwide.

The schedule follows how much pressure a site carries and what the survey found, not a fixed package. Sites near a bin store or a delivery bay usually need more.