Pest Control Services in Lebanon

Residential and commercial

Pest Control Services in Lebanon

GRMC treats homes, offices, restaurants, shops and warehouses from Beirut to Batroun. Work starts with an inspection, then a treatment chosen for the pest and the building.

Household pest control in Lebanon is licensed by the Ministry of Public Health under Decree 5100 of 1982, and there is no public register, so ask to see the certificate.

What we treat

Our Services, Pest by Pest

Rodent Control

Rats and mice follow the bins. A 2022 study found most Lebanese house mice resist shop-bought anticoagulant bait.

Bed Bug Treatment

Bed bugs hide in mattress seams and frame joints. Eggs survive the first application, so a second visit follows.

Cockroach Control

German and American cockroaches need different treatments. We bait kitchens rather than spray, because spraying scatters them into wall voids.

Fly Control

Fly pressure in Lebanon follows the rubbish collection calendar, not the season. Work starts at the drain.

Mosquito Control

The Asian tiger mosquito bites by day and breeds in stored water, so tanks and balcony containers come first.

Bird Control and Proofing

Pigeons settle on ledges, parapets and air conditioning units. Netting and spikes on the actual ledge keep them off.

Ant Control

A line of ants leads back to a nest in a wall cavity or planter, so we bait the trail.

Wasp and Bee Removal

The Oriental hornet nests on balconies and in disused shutters. A honeybee swarm is moved, not killed, so tell us which.

Termite Control

Drywood termites live inside the timber, with specimens documented in Beirut. Subterranean termites are not on record in Lebanon.

What Our Customers Say

Read what people said after we treated their home or their business.

Booking a Visit

Tell Us What You Are Seeing

Call Us

Describe what you have found and a technician will tell you what the visit involves.

Email Us

Send the details, with photographs if you have them, and we will reply the same working day.

Before you call

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, with the right product. Aluminium and zinc phosphide are banned indoors by the Ministry of Public Health.