Elalmanya BiologyHomes and businessesA plan for your exact problem
Pest control that starts at the source of the problem.
Bed bugs in the bed? Cockroaches in the kitchen? Signs of rats in the storeroom? Tell us what you see and where, and we work out the source, the treatment steps and the cost with you before the visit.
Full pest controlEvery common pestBed bugs, cockroaches, ants, mosquitoes and more
A clear decisionKnow the plan firstTreatment, cost and follow-up depend on your case
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Every pest needs its own treatment
The insect you see is only a sign. The real work is finding where the insects hide or how the rodents get in. Pick the problem you have to see its signs and how we deal with it. Not sure what it is? Tell us what you saw and we will help you identify it.
What you searched for
Why us?
Bed bug control specialists
Mattress seams and bed cracks checked
We treat hiding spots, not the air
We find the source before treating
Cost explained before the visit
Safety instructions first
Follow-up when your case needs it
Homes, offices and restaurants
Bed bug control specialists
Mattress seams and bed cracks checked
We treat hiding spots, not the air
We find the source before treating
Cost explained before the visit
Safety instructions first
Follow-up when your case needs it
Homes, offices and restaurants
Bed bugs
Waking up with new bites and black dots on the sheet? Bed bugs hide in mattress seams and bed frame cracks. A careful inspection shows where to treat and whether you need a follow-up visit.
Mattress inspection
Hiding spots
Follow-up as needed
Signs and treatment
Signs
Bites in a line or a cluster, noticed in the morning.
Tiny black dots and dried blood on the sheet and mattress.
A faint smell in the room when the infestation is large.
How we treat it
We inspect mattress seams, the backs of picture frames, and cracks in beds and sofas.
We spray only the hiding spots, never into the air.
We decide on a follow-up visit from the size of the infestation and the bug's life cycle.
Good to know:An aerosol bug spray kills only the bed bugs it hits. The eggs survive, which is why the bites come back about a week after a store-bought spray.
Cockroaches still coming out at night, however much you clean? We focus on cracks, the space behind appliances and the routes they travel, and choose the right bait or gel for each spot.
Gel and bait
Behind appliances
Kitchens and restaurants
Signs and treatment
Signs
Cockroaches running when you switch on the kitchen light at night.
Black specks like ground pepper in cabinets and behind appliances.
Small brown egg cases in corners.
How we treat it
Gel and bait in cracks, behind the fridge and stove, and under the sink.
Treatment of drain openings and pipes.
A follow-up check after the eggs hatch, when the case needs it.
Good to know:A German cockroach egg case holds about 40 eggs, and the female carries it until shortly before they hatch. That's why cockroaches come back after a single spray.
Gnaw marks or scratching at night? Rodent control starts with finding how the rats or mice get in, then choosing traps or locked bait stations and sealing the gaps to suit the place.
Finding entry points
Traps and bait
Homes and warehouses
Signs and treatment
Signs
Small black droppings along walls and inside cupboards.
Chewed bags and boxes, tooth marks on wood and wiring.
Scratching in the ceiling or the walls at night.
How we treat it
Find the rodent's route and where it gets in.
Locked, numbered bait stations placed out of reach of children and pets.
Seal the gaps and check every station at each visit.
Good to know:A house mouse can squeeze through a gap the width of a pencil. That is why sealing gaps matters more than the bait itself.
You wipe the ant trail away and it comes back? We follow the trail to find where the ants get in, then choose a bait that targets the colony behind it.
Trail tracking
Colony bait
Signs and treatment
Signs
Ant trails going back and forth on the countertop or by the windows.
Ants around sugar and uncovered food.
Fine soil next to cracks in the floor tiles.
How we treat it
Follow the trail back to where the colony is.
Gel bait the ants carry back to the whole colony.
Treat the cracks and doorsteps.
Good to know:The ants you see are carrying food back to a colony of thousands. Spraying the surface stops the trail for a few days, then the colony sends out more.
Mosquitoes keep coming back however much you spray? We find the standing water where they breed first, then choose the right control method for the open or indoor space.
Water sources
Breeding sites
Villas and compounds
Signs and treatment
Signs
Lots of bites at night, even with the windows shut.
Standing water on the balcony, in the garden or in plant saucers.
Mosquitoes gathering in dark, damp corners.
How we treat it
Treating breeding sites on balconies, in the garden and in drains.
A fine mist spray for flying mosquitoes in open areas.
Advice to keep them from coming back after the visit.
Good to know:A mosquito can lay eggs in any standing water, even a bottle cap. That's why we check the balcony before the bedrooms.
Ticks on your pet mean the place itself needs an inspection. We check the cracks and the spots where your pet sleeps, while the animal gets its treatment from the vet.
Pet sleeping areas
Crack inspection
Signs and treatment
Signs
Ticks on your dog or cat, or where they sleep.
Ticks crawling on the walls or in cracks.
How we treat it
Treating cracks, walls and the places where pets sleep.
The pet treated by a vet in the same week.
A follow-up after the eggs hatch, if the case needs it.
Good to know:Ticks don't only live on the dog. They hide in wall cracks and can go for months without feeding.
Fine powder and small holes in wood? Those signs are worth checking before the damage spreads. We find the affected part and the way to get the treatment inside it.
Wood inspection
Furniture and doors
Signs and treatment
Signs
Fine, flour-like powder under a wardrobe or a door.
Small round holes in the wood.
How we treat it
Pinpointing the affected parts.
Injecting a treatment into the holes, inside the wood.
A follow-up after a while to make sure no new powder appears.
Good to know:Woodworm eats wood from the inside, and the powder that falls out is the first sign. Paint on the surface doesn't reach it.
Treating the pet alone isn't enough once fleas reach your carpets and sofas. The plan covers where your pet sleeps, your soft furnishings and a follow-up timed to the flea life cycle.
Carpets and upholstery
Pet sleeping areas
Signs and treatment
Signs
Small bites around the legs and ankles.
Your cat or dog scratches a lot.
How we treat it
Treating carpets, sofas and pet sleeping areas.
Vacuuming daily after the treatment, so fleas leave their cocoons and meet the product.
A follow-up once the fleas have come out of their cocoons, if the case needs it.
Good to know:Fleas spend part of their life in a cocoon that insecticide can't get into. Vacuuming makes them come out early, so the treatment reaches them.
We identify the pest from a description or a photo
Geckos, silverfish and more
Treatment matched to the pest and the place
We find the source before treating
Cost explained before the visit
Safety instructions first
Follow-up when your case needs it
Homes, offices and restaurants
We identify the pest from a description or a photo
Geckos, silverfish and more
Treatment matched to the pest and the place
We find the source before treating
Cost explained before the visit
Safety instructions first
Follow-up when your case needs it
Homes, offices and restaurants
Other pests
Found a bug and don't know what it is? Describe what it looks like and where it shows up, and we'll work out with you whether it needs an inspection or a specialist treatment.
Pest identification
Signs and treatment
Signs
Bugs you can't name? Tell us where and when they show up.
How we treat it
Identifying the pest from the signs you describe, or on an inspection.
A treatment plan based on the pest and the place.
Good to know:Geckos aren't insects, and spraying isn't how you deal with them.
Your home has its priorities. Your business has its own.
At home you want to know how to prepare the place and when you can use it again. At a business you want the cause stopped without disrupting operations. So the plan for an apartment looks nothing like the plan for a restaurant kitchen or a warehouse, and we start from the place itself.
Illustrative images.
Homes, villas and compounds
Treatment that takes children and pets at home into account
Clear preparation instructions before the visit, and when you can go back in
We check hiding places and entry points to find why the problem keeps coming back
Follow-up only when the pest and the level of infestation call for it
Eggs, hiding places and rodent entry points can all survive a surface treatment. We start by identifying the pest and why it showed up, then choose the treatment and the follow-up. These numbers show why acting early matters, and why a quick spray rarely ends the problem.
Waiting gives pests time to spread
How fast some insects and rodents can breed in the right conditions:
Bed bugs500eggs from one female bed bug
That is a rough upper limit over one female's lifetime in the right conditions. The eggs hatch later, so checking hiding spots and planning a follow-up are both key to treating bed bugs.
The case protects the eggs until they hatch, and it may sit far from where you saw the roach. Treatment means finding where they hide and the routes they travel.
The number shows how fast some rodents breed in the right conditions. Cutting off food sources and sealing entry points are a core part of any control plan.
The eggs can drop off the animal onto carpets and soft furnishings. That is why treating your pet alone does not deal with the fleas already in your home.
Some tick species lay their eggs away from the animal, in sheltered spots. Checking the place while your vet treats the animal helps you deal with the whole life cycle.
Mosquitoes300eggs at most in one batch from a single mosquito
Standing water, even a small amount, can become a breeding site. Finding the water source and dealing with it is an important step before treating the mosquitoes that fly.
Figures come from general scientific references; the real spread depends on the pest and the conditions of the place.
3 reasons the problem comes back after a surface treatment
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Eggs can survive a surface treatment
Some insects lay their eggs in cracks and hiding places that are hard to reach. So the plan may need a follow-up after the eggs hatch, instead of relying on what you see after the first visit.
02
The hiding place is still there
Treating only the insects you can see leaves cracks and travel routes untouched. Inspecting the place tells us where to put bait, gel or a targeted spot treatment.
03
What brings them back was never treated
An entry hole for rats, standing water for mosquitoes, wood infested from the inside: every problem has its own source. Finding the cause helps us choose the right treatment and the right prevention step.
What sets the price?
An apartment with bed bugs is not the same as a kitchen with cockroaches or a warehouse with rats. To give you a cost that fits your case, we need the pest, the size of the place, how far it has spread and how many visits it needs.
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Size and type of placeA 90-square-meter apartment is not the same job as a villa with a garden, and a restaurant is not the same as a warehouse.
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Type of pestEach pest needs its own product and method. Gel bait for cockroaches, bait stations for rats and mice, and wood injection for woodworm.
3
How far it has spreadA first sighting a week ago is different from an infestation that has been there for months. That is why we ask for photos and signs.
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How many visits the case needsSome cases need a follow-up or an extra visit. We decide that after checking which insects or rodents are involved and how far they have spread.
Make sure the quote is clear on 5 points:
Inspection and finding the source
The products used and their details
Number of visits and the follow-up needed
Terms and length of any guarantee, if there is one
How we record what was done on the visit
Tell us the pest, the size of the place and your area, and we will tell you the next step and the expected cost.
Restaurants, hotels and factories: mention what you do and how many sites you have when you ask for a plan · See business services
How we work
Know every step before we start
From the first call to the follow-up decision, the goal is that you understand the problem and how it will be handled. We work out what we can from your description, tell you when an inspection is needed, and then plan the visit around that, so nothing on the day comes as a surprise.
What we doWhat you get
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When you contact us
We understand the problem before choosing a treatment
Call us and describe what you are seeing in your own words, and we will ask the rest. If a description is not enough, we arrange an inspection of the place.
Details you can come back to on WhatsApp
A first assessment, or questions that help pin down the problem
The right next step for your case
2
Once you pick a time
We book a visit to your address
We agree on a time that suits you, with a same-day visit in any governorate.
Details you can come back to on WhatsApp
Details of the agreed appointment
The hotline number in case you want to change the time
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At the agreed time
Inspection, then targeted treatment
The technician checks where the pests show up and hide, or where rodents get in, then explains the treatment and the safety instructions for your place before starting.
Explained by the technician on site
The spots that need treatment
Instructions on use, cleaning and when to go back in
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After the visit
You know what was done
After the treatment, go over the treated areas and the aftercare instructions, and keep the details of any follow-up or guarantee you agreed on.
Details you can come back to on WhatsApp
A summary of the treatment and the areas it covered
The product name and aftercare instructions
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As your treatment plan requires
Follow-up when needed
If the pests' life cycle or the level of infestation calls for another visit, the follow-up and its next step are set as part of your plan.
Details you can come back to on WhatsApp
The follow-up date, if one is needed
Terms of any follow-up or guarantee, if they apply
Need to change the time or ask something? Call us on the same number and mention your area and the problem.
The first step is simple: tell us what the problem is and where it shows up.
Children, pets or a food preparation area change how a place is treated. We ask about these details before choosing the treatment, and we explain how to prepare the place and when you can go back in, based on the product used. You hear all of this before the technician starts.
Children and pregnancy
Tell us before the visit if there is a child, a pregnancy or an allergy in the home. When to stay out and when to go back in depends on the product and how it is applied, not on one fixed time for every case.
Pets and fish tanks
Clear away your pets' food bowls and toys, and tell us if you have a fish tank. We explain the right precautions before any treatment.
Kitchens and food
We mark out food preparation and storage areas and plan the work around them carefully, and we tell you what to remove or cover before we start.
You have the right to know the name of the product and its instructions before treatment starts.
A clear visit starts before the technician arrives
When you know the visit time, what the inspection involves and how to prepare the place, you meet the technician already knowing the next step. Send us the details at the start so we can send a technician who knows your kind of problem, at a time that suits your home or business.
Before you book
Your decision starts with 3 clear answers
Before you agree to any visit, make sure you know what will be treated, how to prepare the place and exactly what you are paying for. Any company you call should answer these three questions plainly, before anyone arrives at your door.
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Diagnosis and plan
Which insect or rodent is it? Where does it hide or get in? Which areas will actually be treated?
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Products and safety instructions
Which product suits the place? How do you prepare it? When can the family use it again?
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Price and service terms
How many visits does the cost cover? Is there a follow-up? What are the terms of any written guarantee?
Coverage
Same-day visits in every governorate of Egypt
We cover all 27 governorates of Egypt with same-day visits, from Cairo, Alexandria and the Delta to Upper Egypt, the Canal cities, Sinai and the Red Sea. Send your area and the problem on WhatsApp or call us, and we will set a visit time today for your home or business.
27governorates with same-day visits
Greater Cairo Same day
Cairo, Giza and Qalyubia, including Nasr City, New Cairo (Fifth Settlement), Rehab City, El Shorouk, Madinaty, Maadi, Heliopolis, Helwan, 6th of October, Sheikh Zayed and Mohandessin.
Alexandria and the Coast Same day
Alexandria, Beheira, Matrouh and the North Coast.
The Delta Same day
Gharbia, Monufia, Dakahlia, Sharqia, Kafr El Sheikh and Damietta.
Canal Cities and Sinai Same day
Port Said, Ismailia, Suez, North Sinai and South Sinai.
Upper Egypt Same day
Faiyum, Beni Suef, Minya, Asyut, Sohag, Qena, Luxor and Aswan.
Price, safety, number of visits and timing: these are the details that help you decide. If your question is different, type it in the box below. It goes straight to our WhatsApp, and one of the team writes back.
How much does pest control for an apartment cost?
The price depends on the type of insects or rodents, the size of the place, how bad the infestation is and the plan it needs. Tell us what the problem is, your area and the size of the place, so we can suggest the right next step and explain the cost before you confirm the visit.
Does pest control spray smell? I have kids at home.
The smell, and how soon you can go back in, depend on the product and how it is applied. Tell us from the start if there are children, a pregnancy or allergies in the home, and we will explain how to prepare the place and when to return based on the product we use.
Do bed bugs go away after one treatment?
Not always. Bed bugs and their eggs can hide in several places, so the inspection decides the treatment method and whether a follow-up visit is needed. We explain the number of visits and their cost in the plan.
Does bug spray kill bed bugs?
An aerosol spray may kill the bed bugs it hits, but it does not find their hiding places and will not necessarily deal with the eggs. If the bed bugs keep coming back, the mattress, the bed frame and the areas around them need an inspection.
Do you provide a pest control certificate for restaurant inspections?
The documents a business needs depend on its activity and on the inspecting authority. Send us your requirements before we agree on the job, so you know exactly which records or documents can be provided as part of the service.
How long does rat poison take to kill a rat?
It varies with the type of bait, how the rat moves and where it is. What matters is finding the route it uses to get in, placing traps or bait in the right spots and sealing the openings it comes back through.
How can I tell if a pest control company is licensed?
Ask to see the license and commercial registration before you sign, and check the details of the product used and the terms of any written guarantee. The original documents are the proof, not a picture on a website.
Do you work on Fridays and at night?
Yes, we are open 24/7, including Fridays and nights. Send us your area and a time that suits you, and we will set the visit time with you before you confirm the booking.
Do you serve governorates outside Cairo?
Yes, we cover all 27 governorates of Egypt, with a same-day visit. Send us your full address and the type of problem, and we will agree on the visit time with you before you confirm the booking.
What is the difference between a monthly and a quarterly contract?
The main difference is how often we visit and follow up, which depends on the type of business and its level of risk. A restaurant or a warehouse may need closer follow-up than an office, so we set the plan once we know the site.
From the blog
Read before you decide
Long guides from our team, checked against scientific sources: how to identify a pest from its signs, which home remedies work and which waste your time, and when it is better to call a pest control company. Each one ends with what to do next.
