Pest-control and sanitation services
Choose a dedicated pest-control service for cockroaches, bed bugs, rats or mice, ants, fleas, flies and gnats or pigeon proofing, or continue to sanitation services such as disinfection, fumigation, mould remediation, ozone treatment and outdoor mosquito control. Each page explains the evidence, property details, access and limits that shape the scope.
Requests are handled in Tbilisi and outside the city by prior agreement. The final scope, availability and quote are confirmed from the evidence and property details.
Direct answer
This hub separates pest-control services from sanitation and property-protection services. Use physical evidence, activity location and building access to select the closest path, then share the property type, affected areas, approximate size, previous attempts and relevant constraints. This avoids choosing a treatment, barrier or specialist process from a name or close photograph alone.
Last reviewed:Reviewed by EXTERMINATOR.GE
Family business
EXTERMINATOR.GE is a family-run pest-control and sanitation business that has operated for 25 years. Practical knowledge has passed between generations, including how pest evidence, property conditions, disinfection needs and suitable professional treatment categories are assessed.
Experience supports the assessment; it does not replace evidence or guarantee an outcome. Work is accepted only after the request, access and property conditions are reviewed.
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Each service page has its own assessment, preparation, pricing-factor, safety, and related identification information.
01For recurring cockroach sightings or physical evidence in kitchens, bathrooms, storage, utility areas, shared buildings, or commercial premises.
Useful evidence: live insects, droppings, egg cases, shed skins, repeated night activity.
02For confirmed insects or matching physical evidence around beds, upholstered furniture, sleeping rooms, rentals, hotels, or hostels. Skin marks alone cannot confirm bed bugs.
Useful evidence: an insect, dark spotting, cast skins, eggs or eggshells, and the exact finding location.
03For rat or mouse evidence in apartments, houses, food areas, storage, service spaces, offices, and other business properties.
Useful evidence: sightings, droppings photographed in place, gnawing, tracks, noises, nesting material, or possible access points.
04For persistent trails, recurring entry points, indoor activity around food or moisture, and ant movement through property or shared-building routes.
Useful evidence: a sharp specimen photo, the full trail, emergence point, activity time, affected rooms and previous products.
05For property-focused flea activity in homes, rentals, fabrics, floor edges, animal resting areas, or relevant business premises. Animal treatment requires separate veterinary advice.
Useful evidence: a specimen, repeated jumping activity, flea dirt, affected rooms and animal-contact history.
06For recurring roosting, nesting or entry on balconies, roofs, ledges, signs and building openings. The service prioritises site-specific exclusion and anti-perching measures rather than lethal control.
Useful details: wide photographs, affected surfaces, bird activity, active nests, height, safe access and existing proofing.
07For recurring house flies, drain flies, fruit flies or fungus gnats in kitchens, drains, waste areas, food premises or around moist plant media. The service starts with identification and the development source.
Useful evidence: clear insect photographs, exact activity area, drains, waste, produce, plants, moisture and time pattern.
08For confirmed or suspected active wasp or hornet traffic near doors, balconies, gardens, workplaces or public routes. Identification, height, access and sting risk are reviewed before work is agreed.
Useful evidence: safe wide and close photographs, the active entrance, height, traffic pattern and nearby people or animals.
09For larvae, webbing or damage in stored food, wool, carpets, feathers, wardrobes and storage. The larval source is assessed instead of treating only flying adults.
Useful evidence: larvae, webbing, cast cases, damaged food or fibres, packaging and the exact storage location.
10For recurring silverfish in bathrooms, kitchens, basements, archives and storage. Moisture, leaks, harbourage and vulnerable paper or cardboard are reviewed together.
Useful evidence: a clear specimen photograph, affected rooms, moisture history, surface damage and repeated night activity.
11For recurring spiders or webbing in occupied rooms, basements, storage and building edges. Identification, prey insects, harbourage and entry routes shape the plan.
Useful evidence: safe photographs, web locations, repeated activity, nearby flying insects and possible openings.
12For suspected wings, mud-like tubes, wood galleries or repeated winged insects. The service separates possible termite evidence from ants, moisture and other wood damage before control is considered.
Useful evidence: close and wide photographs of the insect, wings, wood, tubes, ground contact and moisture.
13For recurring tick findings associated with a yard, garden or outdoor route. Vegetation, leaf litter, animal movement, use areas and non-target limits are assessed.
Useful evidence: the safely contained specimen, finding date and location, vegetation, animal routes and sensitive areas.
14For uncertain droppings, damage, sounds, odours, insects or recurring activity when the target and service scope are not yet clear. The inspection separates observations from assumptions.
Useful evidence: photographs in place, dates, rooms, frequency, previous products and all access or occupancy constraints.
15For a visible snake inside or around an occupied Tbilisi property when safe-distance assessment and controlled access are possible. The service does not replace emergency medical care after a bite.
Useful details: last visible location, movement direction, a safe wide photograph, hiding place, people, pets and access limits.
Related sanitary services
These related services are available by quote. The purpose, affected surfaces, contamination or odour source, property condition and safe working boundary must be clarified before a method is agreed.
A defined request is reviewed by purpose, surfaces, property size and condition. No universal pathogen, illness or mould outcome is promised.
View disinfectionOdours from smoke, damp conditions, animals or other sources are assessed with the affected materials. The method is selected after review, without promising complete removal.
View deodorisationAccessible gaps around pipes, doors, cracks and vents can be assessed for suitable mesh, seals or barriers. Structural, electrical and ventilation repairs remain separate.
View entry-point sealingPost-treatment, post-construction, deep, maintenance, upholstery, mattress and carpet cleaning are grouped in the separate Cleaning Hub.
View cleaning servicesA separate assessment-led service for suitable sealed spaces, warehouses, cargo or stored goods. It is not ordinary disinsection.
View fumigationMoisture-source assessment, suitable containment, removal, drying and humidity control, excluding plumbing and building restoration.
View mould treatmentA possible method for suitable empty spaces after odour-source cleaning, without air-purification or complete-removal claims.
View ozone treatmentStanding-water review, source reduction and suitable treatment for yards, terraces and outdoor seating areas.
View mosquito controlChoose by evidence
Start with where the activity occurs and what physical evidence you can document. One bite, noise, pellet, or blurred image is not enough to establish the exact pest or the scale of activity.
Repeated night sightings, small dark droppings, egg cases, or insects moving near food, water, appliances, pipes, or cabinets point toward the cockroach resources.
An insect, cast skins, eggs, rusty spotting, or repeated findings around mattress seams, bed frames, and nearby furniture point toward the bed bug resources.
Repeated movement sounds, gnawed materials, tracks, nesting material, or droppings photographed in place point toward rodent assessment.
Repeated trails along walls, cabinets, pipes, windows or service gaps, especially around food or moisture, point toward the ant resources.
A specimen, repeated jumping activity, flea dirt, animal resting areas, rugs, upholstery, and floor edges point toward the flea resources.
Property routes
The pest may be the same, but access, occupancy, room use, neighbouring units, food handling, storage, guests, tenants, and operating constraints can change how a request is assessed.
For apartments, houses, rentals, and shared residential buildings, describe the affected rooms, who occupies the property, pets or other sensitivities, previous attempts, and access to relevant furniture or service areas.
For restaurants, offices, hospitality, storage, and other workplaces, describe the business activity, affected zones, operating constraints, food or stock areas, access windows, and any neighbouring or shared spaces.
Request flow
A useful request starts with evidence and property context. The treatment method, preparation, restrictions, visit count, follow-up, and price are not assumed before the situation is reviewed.
Share what you saw, where and when it appeared, how often it repeats, and any clear photos that can be taken without touching an unknown pest.
Include property type, approximate size, affected rooms or zones, Tbilisi area, occupancy, pets, business use, access limits, and previous attempts.
After the information is reviewed, the relevant service scope, preparation, access, restrictions, quote, and any monitoring or follow-up can be discussed.
Property-specific quote
Basic disinsection for a suitable property up to 60 m² starts at 200 GEL. The final quote may depend on the pest, property and affected areas, access, occupancy, previous attempts, preparation and possible monitoring or follow-up.
The pest indicated, number of rooms or zones, and distribution of physical signs help define the likely scope.
Size, use, furniture, storage, service voids, shared areas, occupancy, and access constraints can change the work required.
The 200 GEL starting condition applies only to suitable basic disinsection up to 60 m²; additional scope is quoted separately.
Unknown pest
If you cannot confidently match the pest, use the identification library, follow the evidence-based photo guide, or send a clear image and property context through WhatsApp. Identification may remain uncertain when the specimen or image does not show enough detail.
Service questions
Dedicated pages cover cockroach, bed bug, rodent, ant, flea, fly and gnat control, non-lethal pigeon proofing, disinfection, deodorisation, entry-point sealing, fumigation, mould remediation, ozone treatment and outdoor mosquito control. Separate hubs cover professional cleaning and commercial pest-control programmes.
Start with the pest library or identification guide and document the specimen, physical signs, location, time, and repeat pattern. You can also send clear photos through WhatsApp. A blurred photo or symptom alone may not be enough for identification.
Suitable basic cockroach, bed bug, flea or ant disinsection for a property up to 60 m² starts at 200 GEL. This is not a fixed price for every case; the final scope depends on evidence, affected areas, access, condition and additional work.
No. Preparation and access depend on the confirmed pest, property, agreed service, occupants, animals, surfaces, and other constraints. Wait for instructions matched to the service rather than applying a generic checklist.
Requests can be submitted for residential and commercial properties in Tbilisi. Describe how the property is used because apartments, rentals, restaurants, hospitality, offices, and storage areas have different access and operating considerations.
No guaranteed outcome or fixed visit count is promised before assessment. Results and any monitoring or follow-up can depend on the pest, evidence, building context, access, preparation, neighbouring activity, and conditions that allow recurrence.
Official contact
Use the official phone, WhatsApp, email, or the form. Include the service or problem, physical signs, property type, approximate size, affected areas, and location.
Choose a contact route
Call, open WhatsApp, or send the structured request form. If the pest is unknown, say so and share the evidence without selecting a treatment at random.
Service request
The form records the information needed to route the request to the closest active service category.
