Healthcare premises combine everything pests look for — a 24-hour kitchen, warm utility rooms, waste holding areas and constant footfall — with patients who cannot be exposed to strong chemicals or displaced during treatment.

RPS Pest Control serves hospitals, nursing homes, polyclinics, diagnostic labs and pharmacies across Mumbai with a low-odour protocol, zone-by-zone scheduling and written records for every visit.

Pests that matter most in healthcare premises

Cockroaches

Pantries, utility rooms and equipment voids; gel baiting only, no spraying in patient areas.

Rodents

Waste holding, ducts and basements; sealed stations kept outside clinical zones.

Ants

Nursing stations and pantries, a real contamination risk near dressings and supplies.

Mosquitoes

Water storage, terraces and landscaping; larvicide-first approach.

Flies

Waste rooms and service corridors; treated at the breeding source.

How we treat a hospital or clinic

  1. Zone mapping with the facility team — clinical, semi-clinical, kitchen, waste, utility and external areas.
  2. Non-chemical monitoring and proofing in clinical zones; no residual spraying near patients.
  3. Gel baiting and crack-and-crevice application in pantries, utility rooms and offices.
  4. Rodent stations restricted to external perimeter, basements and waste holding, all numbered and mapped.
  5. Mosquito larvicide in tanks, sumps and stagnant collection points.
  6. Visit report with zone-wise findings and corrective recommendations.

Documentation and infection-control fit

Every visit is recorded with the zones covered, the products used with their Central Insecticides Board approval numbers, the dosage, the technician name and the re-entry time. Material safety data sheets are supplied on request. Treatment plans are agreed with your infection-control or facility team in advance, and clinical zones such as operation theatres, ICUs and sterile stores are handled only by physical measures and scheduled non-chemical inspection unless your team explicitly clears otherwise.

Service frequency and contracts

Hospitals typically run a monthly AMC with weekly rodent station checks in kitchen and waste zones. Clinics and diagnostic labs are usually served monthly or quarterly depending on size and footfall. Scheduling is arranged around OPD hours, and emergency callouts are available within the contract.

See indicative rates on our pest control charges in Mumbai page.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know before booking pest control service.

Is the treatment safe for patients, including the elderly and infants?
Yes. We use CIB-approved products at label dosage and prefer gel baits, bait stations and crack-and-crevice work over sprays. Patient areas are treated only with low-odour or non-chemical methods, and treatment is scheduled zone by zone so occupied areas are not disturbed.
Do you treat operation theatres and ICUs?
Clinical zones are handled by inspection, proofing and physical monitoring rather than residual chemicals, unless your infection-control team specifically clears a treatment and agrees the timing.
Do patients or staff need to be moved out?
No. Work is scheduled zone by zone around OPD and ward routines. Non-clinical areas typically need 1–2 hours of ventilation before normal use.
What records do you provide for accreditation?
A dated report per visit listing zones covered, products used with CIB approval, dosage, technician and re-entry time, plus MSDS sheets on request and a maintained pest sighting log.
How often should a hospital be serviced?
Monthly for the full premises, with weekly rodent monitoring in kitchen and waste holding areas. Smaller clinics and labs are commonly monthly or quarterly.
Can you attend an urgent sighting between scheduled visits?
Yes. Contracted sites get callout visits at no extra charge within the contract period, usually the same day or next day.

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