Sustainability
Sustainability
Sustainability
Sustainability and eco-friendly practices remain central to our organisation, guiding our present and future initiatives, programmes, and products.
Our commitment to sustainability is driven by our purpose-led Green Operating System, built on the three key pillars—Green Products, Green Processes and Green Promotions—all designed to create meaningful value for people, businesses, and the environment. Some of our key initiatives are as follows:
Insecticide-free Mosquito traps
Our insecticide-free, Biogents mosquito traps offer a safe and effective alternative to chemical insecticides, prioritising both human health and environmental safety. Designed to reduce local mosquito populations, these traps operate without harming beneficial insects or pollen.
We are a Carbon Neutral Certified Company
Plastic recycling drive for waste reduction and resource efficiency
Plastic waste collected from the environment is recycled at our own facility to generate raw materials for packaging and competitive products. This initiative also provides a source of income for underprivileged communities engaged in waste collection.
Tamper-proof rodent and termite bait stations
These bait stations are manufactured using post-consumer recycled plastics, to reduce plastic waste generation.
The use of eco-friendly pest control fogging systems
The transition from traditional oil-based fogging (diesel/kerosene) to water-based systems has significantly reduced fossil fuel consumption.
Our assessment-based Targeted Treatment Techniques
This approach ensures only affected areas are treated, preventing unnecessary chemical use, reducing environmental impact, and protecting fragile ecosystems.
Termite baiting systems
The use of termite bating makes termite control eco-friendly as the need for usage of termiticides containing solvents are not required.
Smart Rat-Alert
Rodent monitoring using IoT technology enables remote detection of rodent movements, reducing the need for physical surveillance.
Deploying drones to apply treatments
The use of drones minimises environmental impact, avoiding damage to grounds, vegetation, and water bodies. This aligns with Integrated Pest Management (IPM) principles, which prioritise multiple control methods to minimise chemical use.
Producing Bio Pesticides
Bio pesticides are produced locally using Trichoderma to enhance soil nitrogen levels and promote sustainability.
Energy efficient operations
Reducing energy consumption at our offices through LED lighting, solar power generation, and hybrid vehicle adoption help align with ESG goals.
Collaborations for Sustainability
We have partnered with multiple organisations to drive sustainability efforts together.
- Clean Ocean Force: Conducting regular beach and ocean-bed cleanups to remove plastic waste.
- Sri Lanka Sub-Aqua Club (SLSAC): Collecting plastics and discarded fishing nets entangled in the ocean bed.
- Neptune's Army of Rubbish Cleaners (NARC) & SLSAC: Cleaning up coastal areas at Island Scuba.
Launching of the ‘Earthly Warrior Awards’
This award scheme celebrates the efforts of other individuals/organisations that work towards building a greener Sri Lanka.
Frequently asked questions
We cover all facets of pest management including the distribution of public health products.
We cover all facets of pest management including the distribution of public health products.
Our treatments target most common pests including ants, bed bugs, cockroaches, flies, mosquitoes, rodents, fleas, spiders, geckos termites and ticks.
Yes, we serve both domestic and residential customers. We can help resolve pest problems at you your homes, condominiums commercial spaces, offices, warehouses, food manufacturing facilities, etc.
With necessary precautions in place, you can ensure your pets are not exposed to any harm during pest control procedures. By using pet-friendly products and adopting a scientific approach in application where label guidelines are carefully adhered to, both effective and safe pest control can be guaranteed.
The frequency of pest control depends on factors such as the environment and the potential risk of infestation. Typically, for general pests, it is recommended to carry out pest control once a month. Termite treatment is often a one-time procedure.
Yes, professional pest control is safe since it will be done by trained experts with proper safety measures in place. Our carefully selected products as well as our scientific approach ensure that pest control is safe for people, property, and the environment alike.
It depends on the pest being treated and this could vary based on the type of pest. However, pest control needs to be carried out when the pest is most active.
Pest Control is carried out to minimise or reduce the density of the pest population as various external factors contribute to the breeding of pests. The goal is to minimise the density, thereby reducing the pest activity to a bare minimum.
No. Doing pest control on your own is not advisable since there are safety measures and legal protocols that need to be followed. In the use of pest control products, it is vital to adhere to manufacturer instructions. If pest products are mishandled, it could be harmful. Hence seeking professional assistance is recommended.
Pest control professionals are equipped with the knowledge and expertise to evaluate the problem and efficiently eliminate harmful pathogens in a safe and legally compliant manner.
For general pests we deploy assessment-based pest management techniques. Our final approach would depend on the assessment and pest population to provide a suitable solution. We are not a pesticide applicator.
Environmental sustainability is a priority for us. We use greener and safe pest control methods that only eliminate targeted pests. All products consist of less toxic chemicals which are more refined than other chemicals that are generally used for similar procedures. This is to ensure that all our services and products are safe and will not damage the environment and ecosystems.
While treatment is carried out, no one can be present at the location. It is important to ensure all exposed food is either covered or taken away.
The key signs of pest infestations include the presence of termites evidently by mud tubes or other signs of termite damage. The presence of cockroaches and rodent droppings are also key signs.
There are national laws and international regulations governing the pest control industry. Any pest control company should be approved by the Registrar of Pesticides and hold a valid license. The products used should be approved by the Registrar of Pesticides and applied as per the approved label instructions.