Pests in Hotels

The main specific services for pest control in hotels and hospitality are fumigations, Legionella prevention and control, and treatments for Rodent Control, Insect Control and Disinfection.

How to eliminate bed bugs

• Bed Bugs: This is the most harmful pest for hotels, due to the consequences and bad reputation among lodged guests. If detected, you should consult an expert who will create a specific plan for bed bug extermination. Only the complete elimination of eggs and adult bed bugs can be carried out by expert companies. The problem lies in the extreme resistance of bed bugs to insecticides and their rapid spread between rooms in hotels, hostels, guesthouses, rural houses, or lodges.

Hotel without flying and non-flying insects

• Wood-boring insects and stored product insects (SPI): Stored product insects, mainly moths and beetles, primarily affect food pantries and kitchens. Additionally, woodworm and termites target wooden beams, picture frames, doors, and wooden decorations. For these, we provide fumigation, spraying, pheromone trapping, injection, and brushing of TP8 biocides.
• Flying insects: These include flies, mosquitoes, and wasps, among others, which can contaminate food, disturb clients during their rest, and therefore affect the business image. We have insect light traps and electric fly killers that you can purchase in our online store.

Hotels without mouse infestations

• Rodents (Rats and mice) and crawling insects (Cockroaches, ants, etc.): We develop Pest Control protocols for Hotels that include Rodent Control and Insect Control to keep your business protected and secure.

Legionella prevention and control in hotels

• Prevention and Control of Legionella: All hotels are obligated to comply with Royal Decree 865/2003, which establishes the hygienic-sanitary criteria for the prevention and control of legionellosis. Legionella is a bacterium that lives in water. The presence of water heaters, DHW accumulators for hot sanitary water for showers and sinks creates ideal conditions for the proliferation and transmission of Legionella.