Map the pressure
Inspect guest-facing areas, accessible standing-water sources and sheltered resting sites. Agree priority zones with your team.
A focused programme for 3–5 star hotels, resorts, pubs and lounges with persistent mosquito pressure. Planned attention for the spaces guests come to enjoy.
Hotels & resorts · Pubs & lounges · Guest-facing outdoor spaces
An outdoor dinner. A quiet terrace. Time by the pool. Persistent mosquito activity can interrupt the very moments your property is built around.
For properties near rivers, dense landscaping or recurring standing water, a useful plan looks at the whole setting. This campaign combines inspection, targeted work and follow-up, with practical tasks your team can keep moving between visits.
Inspect guest-facing areas, accessible standing-water sources and sheltered resting sites. Agree priority zones with your team.
Combine source-management recommendations with targeted treatment where inspection findings and site conditions justify it.
Return to the agreed monitoring points, record activity and review recurring problem areas to guide the next visit.
A service log, actions taken, findings and practical follow-up tasks give management and the property team a shared record.
A priority-area record, visit logs, treatment findings and a follow-up task list. Two scheduled visits per month, with service records and a review of the priority areas. Agree treatment windows and reporting arrangements at assessment.
One-month and three-month options for 3–5 star hotels, resorts, pubs and lounges. The same agreed-zone approach, with more continuity in the three-month plan.
2 scheduled visits · approximately two weeks apart
6 scheduled visits · 2 visits each month
Save KES 15,000 versus three separate monthly programmes
1-month or 3-month programme · Two scheduled visits per month · Campaign rates cover the priority zones agreed at assessment. Extensive grounds, additional buildings, extra visits and any repairs or equipment are quoted separately before work. Final written scope confirms access, treatment windows and any applicable taxes.
Your team knows the property. BioShield brings dedicated pest-management attention to the same spaces, so prevention and specialist work can move together.
| The work | In-house routines | With the BioShield campaign |
|---|---|---|
| Daily prevention | Your team handles drainage checks, housekeeping and guest feedback. | BioShield adds a mapped risk review and clear priorities for those daily tasks. |
| Treatment decisions | In-house spraying can offer a quick response to visible activity. | Inspection-led decisions connect the response to sources, resting sites and repeat findings. |
| Continuity | Pest work shares time with other property responsibilities. | An agreed service schedule keeps specialist attention and follow-up visible. |
| Management visibility | Results depend on what the team records and escalates. | Visit records and documented next actions make progress easier to review. |
Your staff keep the daily rhythm. The campaign gives mosquito control a documented one.
Agree what to watch at the start. Review the same areas over time, so each service builds on the last.
Yes, this campaign is intended for hospitality properties facing continuing mosquito pressure. Assessment identifies the accessible areas within scope and the conditions needing attention. A river beside a site does not, by itself, establish where mosquitoes are breeding.
Your team remains central to drainage, housekeeping and routine prevention. BioShield adds specialist inspection, agreed treatment work and documented review, with clear responsibilities between visits.
Both packages include two scheduled service visits per month: two visits in the one-month programme, or six visits across three months. Your team continues daily prevention tasks between visits. Additional call-outs or changes to the agreed scope are discussed and priced separately.
The assessment determines suitable targeted work. Treatment is based on findings and permitted product uses, with access and re-entry arrangements explained before work. Landscaping, drainage repairs and equipment purchases are separately agreed property tasks unless the written quote includes them.
No. The aim is suppression and a better-managed environment. Weather, surrounding habitats, site access and completion of prevention tasks affect results, especially in open-air settings.
Our programme approach combines inspection, source management, appropriate control and review. General background: CDC: Integrated Mosquito Management.
Tell us your property name, location and the areas guests notice most. We’ll discuss the right next step.