New Delhi, October 19, 2015: Dengue is a disease caused by a family of viruses that are transmitted by mosquito bites. It is quite impossible to distinguish which type of mosquito is responsible for spreading of dengue. Therefore its necessary to be careful at all times by ensuring that you get rid of all types of mosquitoes. Hicare, India’s leading pest management services company has introduced India’s 1st WHO (World Health Organisation) approved and highly advanced EPK based mosquito control service to keep your homes free from mosquitoes and your family safe from dengue. Hicare offers professional and scientific pest solutions for homes and office spaces.
While mosquito repellants are one of the first ideas that come to your mind, they are not the only and best way to prevent dengue mosquito from biting you. They only make you a less easy target to be bitten by the mosquito. So if mosquito repellants are not sufficient, what is your alternative?
Hicare has devised a comprehension Mosquito control Service to keep your homes safe from Dengue mosquitoes. It is based on advanced EPK Treatment, which stands for Exclusion of mosquito breeding sources, Prevention of Larvae growth and Killing of adult mosquitoes. The benefits of EPK service are that it uses WHO (World Health Organisation) approved actives, is odourless and is completely safe for you and your family members. Its effect lasts for 60 days and it comes with a discounted price at Rs 1,499*.
Hicare’s pest control service will ensure a complete wipe-out of mosquitoes from your home. You can sign a contract with Hicare for one time or annual treatment plan to keep your abode mosquito free. With the use of world-class and highly advanced technical expertise, Hicare is known to provide a global standard of pest control services that is Safe, Healthy and Trust Worthy to the Indian customers.
HICARE Expert Mosquito Control Service is available in Delhi, Hyderabad, Mumbai, Ahmedabad, Pune and Chennai.
For Booking online and more info, visit: http://www.hicare.in/campaign_dengue/
Corporate Comm India(CCI Newswire)
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