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Cayman’s Experts in Pest Control & Hygiene Services

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Serving the Cayman Islands since 1982

The Pest Control Company you can Trust

Welcome to Pestkil Ltd.

Pestkil opened its doors in 1982 and has been serving the Cayman Islands for over 35 years.

Leading Pest Control Company in Cayman - Pestkil Ltd.

Our Pest Control Services

Residential Services
Commercial Services
Specialty Services
Lawn and Garden Services
Sanitizing Services

Pestkil offers Quarterly, Monthly and One off service contracts to our customers, depending on their individual pest control solution needs. We understand that keeping pests out of your home and garden is a priority. Our Pest Control Technicians are trained to provide you with the highest standard of service, while keeping your home, your children and your pets in mind.

Chinch Bug
Army Worm
Sod Web worm
White Grub
Sentricon Baiting System for termites

External perimeter spraying
Ants and Roaches
Centipedes
Scorpions

Rodents
Scorpions
Bats – Pestkil do not treat for bats. Please call the National Trust for assistance

Beetles and Weevils
Fleas & Ticks

Termites
Others

Residential Pest Control Services in the Cayman Islands

With over 35 years of accumulated local experience in protecting all types of businesses from pests, including restaurants, offices, healthcare facilities, hotels, supermarkets and local government, means that you work with a pest control partner that knows how to protect all environments within your community.

All Commercial locations including:

Hotels
Restaurants & Bars
Supermarkets
Offices
Property Management
Education & Health Facilities
Boats & Aircraft
Warehouses

Commercial Pest Control Services in the Cayman Islands

Speciality Pest Control Services in the Cayman Islands

We provide services to treat your lawn, trees, hedges, and house plants against pests that can damage or destroy your lawn and ornamentals.

Lawn & Garden Pest Control Services in the Cayman Islands

Concerned about viruses and bacteria in your business or commercial property? Pestkil’s Disinfection Service protects against these invisible threats to your safety and the safety of our community.

Our medical grade products specially designed for our industry are:

US EPA-registered
Environmentally friendly and bio degradable
Hypoallergenic and non-flammable
Non-abrasive to surfaces, leaving behind no visible residue or hard fumes
Eliminates odours
Used against coronavirus, norovirus, H1N1, SARS, MRSA, swine flu, E.coli, Salmonella & much more

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Commercial Disinfection Service in the Cayman Islands

We service the pest control needs of Grand Cayman, Little Cayman & Cayman Brac

Help! I’ve got termites in my home.

No Problem! We’ve got the Sentricon System for termite colony Elimination

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Know Your Pests

Ants

All these species will invade your property. Some will nest in windows and door frames, others will nest in kitchen cupboards, wall voids as well as any cracks and crevices. Some will create large mounds in your yard and will bite.

Roaches

Some of these species will fly in from outdoors and become a nuisance, whilst others will be brought in in boxes, containers or even enter via septic tanks and grease traps. The German cockroach in particular can breed in your kitchen cabinets and large numbers can occur in a short space of time.

Rodents

Rodents gain entry to your home and business by finding holes as small as ¼ inch. The black rat is also known as the roof rat and normally climbs walls / trees to gain access to the roof.

Fleas

Flea eggs fall off the dog/cat onto carpets normally. These will develop into larvae and eventually into a pupae. The pupal stage can remain alive for several years if no blood meal is available. They can detect mammalian body heat and exhaled air and hatch immediately into adults.

Ticks

Ticks are a nuisance and can infest your home in huge numbers if proper action is not taken immediately they are noticed. Normally its dog owners that suffer tick infestations.

Centipedes

These have large claw like structures around their heads that contain venom. They forage during the night and eat small vertebrates and spiders.

Beetles & Weevils

There are many pests of foodstuff found in the Cayman Islands. These pests infest tobacco, seeds, cereal, nuts, grain, herbs etc.

Scorpions

Scorpions are very common in certain parts of the Cayman Islands. During the day they live under rocks in dark places including attics. They can easily climb walls gaining access to the attic in your home searching for food

Millipedes

Millipedes are generally harmless to humans, although some can become household or garden pests, especially in greenhouses where they can cause severe.

Wasps

Honey bees are only treated if they pose a real threat to people, ie: the hive has moved inside the house and only after contacting a bee keeper first.

Hornets

Hornets are the largest of the eusocial wasps, and are similar in appearance to their close relatives yellowjackets.

Mosquitoes

We have over 30 species of mosquitoes here in the Cayman Islands and 80% of them would be the black salt water mosquito (Aedes taeniorhynchus) that breeds in the black mangrove areas. Many of the other species breed in freshwater – cisterns, temporary pools, around the home in old buckets or pots – some even breed in septic tanks.

Chinch Bug

Chinch bugs use their piercing mouthparts to suck sap out of grass blades, and inject a substance into plants that interrupts water movement

White Grub

They feed on grass roots (and organic matter in the soil), causing sections of grass in the lawn to die. Grubs eventually turn into adult beetles

Army Worm

This destructive garden pest gets its name because it travels in small insect armies and consumes just about everything in its path.

Sod Webworm

Sod webworms live in the thatch, just above the soil, where they spin a light webbing and feed on the undersides of leaves.

Cutworms

Cutworms are moth larvae that hide under litter or soil during the day, coming out in the dark to feed on plants. A larva typically attacks the first part of the plant it encounters, namely the stem, often of a seedling, and consequently cuts it down; hence the name cutworm.