Baiting

Baiting is a targeted pest control strategy that uses pest-specific attractants mixed with slow-acting toxic agents. It works by luring pests to feed on or carry the bait back to their colony or nesting area. This results in widespread elimination within the population while minimizing risk to non-target organisms.

Treatment Method & Coverage Area

Each bait is formulated to suit the biology and behavior of specific pests, ensuring effective uptake and transfer throughout the pest community. This approach allows for comprehensive control with minimal environmental disturbance.

Cockroach Bait

Attracted to food-based bait, cockroaches consume the poison and often return to their hiding places before dying. They may pass the toxin to others through contact or droppings, causing a cascading kill effect.

Ant Bait

Ants are drawn to protein- or sugar-based lures. Workers transport the bait back to the colony and feed it to others—including the queen. The slow action of the poison ensures it reaches the entire colony before effects are visible.

Rodent Bait

Rodents are baited using food-like rodenticides placed in secured stations to prevent harm to children or pets. After consumption, rats usually return to their nests before dying, reducing visible evidence and risk of secondary exposure.

Termite Bait

Termite systems use cellulose-based bait combined with a molting inhibitor. Termites share the bait through grooming and feeding behaviors. Depending on the infestation, bait stations may be placed:

Above Ground (AG) – at active feeding sites
In-Ground (IG) – around property perimeters
In-Concrete (IC) – in paved or slabbed areas

Application Areas

Nesting zones, under cabinets, wall voids, structural bases, foraging paths, and soil perimeters

Key Advantages

Discover the core benefits of this method—designed for effective pest control, efficient application, and long-term protection across various environments.

Targeted & Species-Specific

Formulated to attract and eliminate specific pest types based on their behavior and biology.

Effective for Hard-to-Reach Nests or Colonies

Reaches hidden areas like cracks, crevices, and wall voids where pests often breed and hide.

Minimizes risk to non-target animals

Designed to affect only the intended pests, reducing harm to people, pets, and beneficial insects.

Safe & Low-Disruption When Applied Professionally

Causes minimal disturbance to the environment and occupants when used by trained technicians.