Source inspection
We look at where and when pests appear, along with water, pipes, gaps and food sources.
General pest management
Treat the source, not only the pest you can see
Repeated pest activity may be connected to food, moisture, hiding places or entry routes, so we inspect before selecting treatment.
Telephone support is mainly in Japanese. For English, use the form or LINE.
Site inspection and quotations are free.
How we can help
Targeted treatment
Baits and other treatment are selected for the pest and environment.
Prevention guidance
Cleaning, food management and gap control are explained after treatment.
Environments we assess
Homes
Cockroaches, mites and repeated indoor pest sightings.
Restaurants and kitchens
Water, food, pipes and hidden harbourage are considered before treatment.
Facilities
Periodic inspection and preventive management may be discussed.
Pest-management process
- 01
Listen and inspect
Ask where and when pests are seen and inspect the relevant areas.
- 02
Identify the likely source
Determine the pest, route and harbourage as far as the evidence allows.
- 03
Apply the agreed treatment
Use the selected method in the necessary areas.
- 04
Explain prevention
Provide practical cleaning, food and gap-management advice.
Pricing and safety
The pest species, affected area, building use, treatment method and number of visits determine the price. Tell us in advance about children, pets, food areas or sensitive occupants. We explain the work and quotation before treatment.
Service area
We serve Yukuhashi, Kanda, Miyako, Buzen, Chikujo, Koge, Yoshitomi, Kitakyushu, Tagawa, Iizuka, Munakata, Fukuoka and Nakatsu. Ask us about nearby areas as well.
Pest-management questions
Will you spray immediately?
Not automatically. The pest and hiding place are checked first.
Is the estimate free?
Yes.
Should I mention children or pets?
Yes, before treatment is planned.
How can I pay?
Cash or bank transfer. Credit cards, electronic money and QR-code payments are not currently accepted.
Tell us what is happening
You do not need to know the exact cause or service name. A photo and a short description will help us understand the situation.
Telephone support is mainly in Japanese. For English, use the form or LINE.