Fogging is a highly effective pest control method used to eliminate hard-to-reach insects like fish moths, also known as silverfish, along with other crawling and flying pests hiding deep in cracks, crevices, and inaccessible areas.

Why Fogging Is Effective

• Delivers fine insecticidal mist that penetrates walls, floors, and ceilings

• Reaches places traditional sprays can't

• Kills adult insects, and in some cases, disrupts the egg and larval cycle

• Especially useful for infestations in storage areas, wardrobes, ceilings, and bookcases

Common Pests Treated with Fogging

• Fish moths (silverfish)

• Fleas and ticks

• Cockroaches

• Moths and carpet beetles
  Mites and other crawling insects

When to Consider Fogging

• Persistent infestations despite DIY or standard treatments

• Pests hiding in attics, roof spaces, behind walls, or deep in furniture

• Sensitive areas like archives, libraries, or storage rooms

• As part of a routine preventative treatment in high-risk environments

What to Expect from a Professional Fogging

• Assess the area and identify affected pest types

• Use safe, approved insecticidal fogs suited to the space

• Advise on temporary evacuation if required (usually a few hours)

• Provide aftercare tips to reduce re-infestation