Centipede extermination with guaranteed results.

Centipedes are venomous and can bite painfully. The bite is rarely life-threatening for people, but can cause swelling, redness and discomfort. In allergic people and pets, the reaction can be stronger. For children, elderly or allergic reactions – seek medical attention.

Centipedes seek moisture, darkness and prey – cockroaches, spiders and other insects. You find them in basements, bathrooms, under stones and in cracks. If you see them, it usually means you have other pests too.

Disinfectors inspect, identify pests if possible, and treat with appropriate products around the perimeter of rooms, cracks and risk areas. If needed, adjacent terrain is also treated. You receive prevention recommendations.

It's not necessary, but it's advisable not to enter treated areas for some time. In most cases, you need to leave home for 1-2 hours after treatment. The exact time depends on the products used and the area – the disinfector will inform you in advance. Follow the specialists' instructions.

The products are safe for people and pets when following instructions. The products used are certified and safe when used correctly. After the quarantine period (if any) expires and ventilation, the risk to people and animals is minimal. Aquariums and bird cages should be covered during treatment.

No prior preparation is needed. The disinfectors will inspect and analyze the situation and prepare everything for treatment. Clear access to walls, basements and sanitary facilities. Put away food and dishes. Cover aquariums and cages with pets. Clean up accumulated items in corners, as these are favorite hiding places for centipedes.

After treatment, you will receive clear instructions on quarantine duration, ventilation, when and how to clean, and preventive measures. Standard quarantine is 1-2 hours, after which rooms should be well ventilated for at least 30 minutes. Wet cleaning of treated surfaces is recommended after quarantine expires to preserve the product's effect.