Our methodology

At Extermina, we adopt a rigorous and systematic methodology for pest management, emphasizing a sustainable and environmentally friendly approach, particularly through the Integration of Pest Management Principles (IPM).

This process is divided into several successive phases, each with a specific objective and continuous monitoring to ensure effective and sustainable management of infestations.

First Phase: Diagnosis, Selection of Biocides, Treatment, and Reporting

•  Personalized Diagnosis : The first phase begins with a thorough analysis of the premises or area to be treated. Our qualified technicians conduct a meticulous inspection to identify the pests present, assess the extent of the infestation, and pinpoint high-risk areas. We also consider environmental factors, such as humidity and food sources, that may promote infestation.
• Targeted Biocide Selection : Once the diagnosis is established, we select biocides based on our IPM approach. We prioritize non-chemical methods (prevention, exclusion) and only use chemical treatments when necessary, always choosing suitable products that minimize environmental impact.
• Custom Treatment and Recommendations : We deploy tailored treatment solutions, adhering to strict safety protocols. This includes the implementation of traps and other specific measures. We also provide recommendations for managing environmental factors to prevent future infestations.
• Transparent Reporting and Continuous Monitoring : After each intervention, you receive a detailed report summarizing our actions, the products used, and our prevention advice. This document allows you to track the situation's evolution and adjust your measures accordingly.

Subsequent Phases: Evaluation, Adaptation, and Reporting

• Results Evaluation : At each subsequent phase, we conduct a comprehensive evaluation of the treatment's effectiveness. This includes direct observation, monitoring of traps, and customer feedback. We verify whether the pests have been eliminated and if the implemented methods remain relevant.
• New Diagnosis : Based on the evaluation, we conduct a new diagnosis to identify any changes in the situation, whether it involves new pests or variations in environmental factors.
• Adaptation of Treatment : If necessary, we adjust our strategy by introducing new traps, changing biocides, or integrating complementary methods such as biological control. This flexibility is an integral part of our IPM approach, ensuring dynamic and effective management.
• Detailed Reporting : At each intervention, a new report is generated, including the situation evaluation and adjustments made. This detailed follow-up provides you with clear information on the state of pest management and the next steps to consider.