Lamok and the dengue season
Aedes aegypti breeds in clean standing water — drip trays, roof gutters, drums, tyres — usually within a hundred metres of where it bites, and it feeds during the day rather than at night. That is why screens and evening coils miss it entirely.
Dengue cases in the Philippines climb sharply through the rainy season. Fogging a property once at the peak is reactive; the households that avoid infections treat the breeding sites before the rains and keep them clear.
What our mosquito control service includes
Gutters, drip trays, drums, tyres, plant saucers and roof drainage checked and cleared.
Adult knockdown across yards, perimeters and common areas, scheduled around occupancy.
Treatment of standing water that cannot be drained, safe for the surrounding area.
Scheduled community fogging with advance notice and coverage documentation.
Why fogging alone is not enough
A can of aerosol clears one room for an hour. Fogging without larviciding clears your yard for about a week, then the next batch emerges from the same drip tray.
Doing both together cuts the adults and the next generation at once, which is the only combination that holds through the rainy season.
Per fogging pass on a residential lot. Villages, schools and commercial grounds are quoted on area.
How the service runs
See the full process, prep and re-entry times →Gutters, drip trays, drums, tyres and saucers checked. Most properties hold more water than the owner expects.
Passes, larviciding, and the schedule — usually dawn or dusk, when mosquitoes are most active.
Thermal or ULV fogging across yard and perimeter, then larvicide into undrainable standing water.
Wait out the settling time, then ventilate thirty minutes. We give you the exact hour before we start.
This is the one treatment where everyone leaves. Plan to be out of the house for the full window; we will not shorten it to suit a schedule.
Questions we get asked
How much does mosquito fogging cost?
A residential fogging pass runs ₱1,000 to ₱6,000 depending on lot size and whether larviciding is included. Village and subdivision programs are quoted per hectare.
Do we need to leave during fogging?
Yes — two to four hours for the fog to settle and disperse. Cover food and aquariums, take pets out, and ventilate for thirty minutes when you return.
How often should fogging be done?
Every four to six weeks through the rainy season for properties with recurring problems. One-off fogging before an event is fine, but it will not hold for the season.
Often booked with this
Fogging clears the adults today; a scheduled programme keeps breeding sites treated through the whole rainy season.
Standing water and blocked drainage attract both. Flood-prone properties usually need the two together.
Villages, schools and commercial grounds book fogging as a recurring contract rather than a single pass.
Protect your household from dengue
Free assessment of breeding sites around your property, then a fogging schedule matched to the season.