Trace the trail to source
We follow the trail back to the likely entry point and nest — wall cavities, skirting boards, planters, window ledges. Inspection is HK$350, fully credited when you book.
ANTS
Ant treatment starts at HK$980, including one visit, gel bait and a 30-day warranty. The confirmed price depends on the affected area and work required. An on-site inspection is HK$350, fully credited when you book treatment.

An ant trail shows where workers forage, not necessarily where the nest is. We inspect entry points, likely nest locations and food sources, then choose bait for the ants present. Gaps, cleaning and food storage are addressed alongside treatment; wall voids, skirting and planters may all need checking.
We follow the trail back to the likely entry point and nest — wall cavities, skirting boards, planters, window ledges. Inspection is HK$350, fully credited when you book.
Place appropriate bait near activity so workers can feed and carry it towards the colony. Avoid spraying near bait during treatment, as this can interfere with feeding.
Identify gaps needing attention and explain food storage and cleaning measures. Any proofing work is specified in the quote.
Bait takes time to act. Free follow-up applies if the same pest reappears within the 30-day warranty.
Ant treatment starts at HK$980, including one visit, gel bait and a 30-day warranty. The confirmed price depends on the affected area and work required. An on-site inspection is HK$350, fully credited when you book treatment.
Spray may reach foraging workers without reaching activity in the nest, and trails can move. Inspect entry routes and feeding sites before choosing bait or another method, rather than simply applying more spray.
Follow the product label and match the bait and placement to the activity you see. Avoid spraying nearby. If there is no improvement after two or three weeks, reassess entry routes and possible nest sites, or seek a professional inspection.
It depends on the species, activity and location. Repeated trails near food warrant checking entry points and conditions. Photos can help with initial identification; seek medical advice for symptoms after a bite.