In a public institution a treatment has to reconcile two things: effectiveness and the safety of the people who use the building — children, patients, visitors. That is why we work outside the institution's opening hours and choose methods so the site is ready for use the next day.
A public tender also assesses whether the contractor can document the work. We prepare the full set of documents required in the procedure — technician qualifications, management system certificates, a list of products used and report templates. Delivery follows the schedule set in the contract, and the records from every visit stay in the CERBER system.
Typical risks in this industry
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Kitchens and canteens in institutions
Mass catering in a school, hospital or care home requires the same regime as a commercial kitchen, documentation included.
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Basements and plant rooms
The extensive basements of public buildings are a typical route for rodents moving between wings of the site.
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Birds on heritage buildings
Nesting on cornices and in lofts damages façades and calls for methods agreed with the conservation officer.
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Green areas and playgrounds
Ticks, mosquitoes and wasp nests in the immediate surroundings require treatments planned when users are not present.
