What Guides Our Work
These are the practical standards we apply to every building we work with — not aspirational statements, but operating principles that shape how each program is designed and delivered.
Documentation First
Every visit produces a written technical record. Products used, areas treated, concentrations applied, and any observations noted. The administration receives this after each service.
Certified Personnel
Our technicians hold the certifications required by Argentine regulations for the application of registered pest control products in residential environments.
Scheduled, Not Reactive
We work on a preventive calendar basis. The goal is to maintain conditions that prevent infestations from establishing — not to respond to crises after the fact.
Clear Communication
We explain what we are doing and why. Building managers receive plain-language summaries alongside the technical records so they can communicate with residents accurately.
Resident Respect
We schedule applications to minimize disruption. We avoid assembly days, move-in periods, and high-traffic times in common areas. Residents are informed in advance.
Registered Products Only
We use only products registered with SENASA and ANMAT for use in residential environments. We do not improvise with unregistered or off-label formulations.
What This Looks Like for Your Building
When we start working with a building, the first thing we do is meet with the administration. Not to sell — to understand. We ask about the building's history, current issues, waste management setup, and any constraints on scheduling.
From there, we conduct a physical inspection — every floor, every common area, every utility space. We document what we find and use that to design a program specific to that building.
The program specifies what gets treated, when, with what, and at what frequency. It is a working document that we update as conditions in the building change.
Who Carries Out the Work
Licensed Applicators
All technicians who apply pest control products hold a valid Matrícula de Fumigador or equivalent certification recognized by the relevant provincial authority in Salta.
Safety Equipment
Our team uses appropriate personal protective equipment for each type of treatment. This is not optional — it is a standard operating requirement for every application.
Ongoing Training
Pest species, product registrations, and application techniques evolve. Our technicians participate in regular updates to keep their knowledge and certifications current.