Terminator Plus || About Us ||

Welcome Statement

Welcome to Terminator Plus Ltd. where customers come first. Our services are of the highest quality at affordable prices. At Terminator Plus no job is too small or too large for us. Having a problem with pests? Remember, Terminator Plus deals with them better than the rest. Call us for rats, roaches, lizards, pre-treatment of property for termites before construction and post treatment for existing buildings. We treat plants, fruit trees and lawns. Professional consultation is available at affordable cost to new and prospective home owners as well as commercial property owners. Terminator Plus, a cut above the rest with the best prices. Easy payment plan with credit facility available. We also accept credit cards. Call us now at (876) 923-5258 or (876) 757-4933 Monday to Friday and 24 hours at (876) 399-4733. Services available islandwide. FREE ESTIMATES INTRA-ISLAND.

Short Company Introduction

Terminator Plus Ltd. has been registered as a pest control company since 1985. Our office is located at 10 Cassia Park Avenue, Kingston 10, Jamaica.

Terminator Plus Ltd. is a member of the Jamaica Pest Management Association. The Chief Executive Officer of Terminator Plus is also the President of the Jamaica Pest Management Association.

Our services are tailored to meet the specific needs of our customers.
We have been providing island-wide pest management services to residential and corporate customers, which include the Ministry of Health, restaurants, financial institutions, educational institutions, pharmacies, supermarkets, offices, villas and houses over the years. As a member of a professional body, we adhere to environmental principles in performing our services.

Our services are available island-wide.

The Company has a staff complement of ten (10) technicians and five (5) administrative staff members. Our technicians are highly trained in the area of pest management and our Human Resource Department is constantly analyzing the training needs, especially in the area of customer service and making recommendations where necessary.

Vision

To set the standard of excellence in customer satisfaction and to be able to compete globally, by providing services of the highest quality, while adhering to environmental principles.

Mission Statement

To provide our customers with the highest level of service at competitive prices through a highly trained, efficient and motivated staff for the benefit of our staff and shareholders.

Goals

     - To maintain a high standard of pest control service.
     - To ensure customer satisfaction at all times.
     - To train and retain staff that can deliver services of the highest         quality.
     - To contribute to the development of the Jamaican society through         the sponsorship of community activities.

Philosophy

All customers should be treated equally and must be given the highest quality service at all times.

Our Services

     - Termite Treatment (pre-treatment and post-treatment)
     - Spraying or pasting for roaches
     - Spraying of wasps and other flying insects
     - Spraying of lizards
     - UVL fogging for flies and mosquitoes
     - Spraying of plants
     - Baiting for rodents

Method of treatment for flying insects:

     - UVL fogging for flies and mosquitoes
     - Netting appropriate areas
     - Vector electronic systems

Method for treating plants:

Chemical emulsion is applied by using a pressure sprayer or a motorized rig. It is recommended that plants be sprayed for fungus three (3) consecutive weeks.

For treatment of mosquitoes and other flying insects

- UVL and thermal fogging of mosquitoes available

- Netting appropriate areas

- Vector electronic systems

Cockroaches:

They are the oldest groups of insects; the German cockroach and the American cockroach are the two most popular roaches found in Jamaica. The German cockroach is twelve to seventeen millimeters long, tan to light brown and has two dark brown stripes on the body region just behind the head. Females produce four to eight egg capsules during their lifetime, with each capsule containing approximately forty eggs. The female German cockroach retains the egg capsule until eggs are ready to hatch. German cockroaches are widespread and can be found in homes, restaurants, hospitals, nursing homes or apartments. American cockroach is one of the largest cockroaches that are about forty millimeters long with a reddish-brown body. The centre portion of the body is light brown, while the outer
edges are yellow. The female American cockroach will not retain the egg capsule for more than a day after its formation. The female produce six to fourteen capsules with each containing fourteen to sixteen eggs, eggs hatch in fifty to fifty-five days.

What do roaches need to survive?

Cockroaches are scavengers an will eat anything organic. They prefer food such as starches, sweets, grease, and meat products, but other items may include cheese, beer, leather, glue, hair, and starch in book bindings, flakes of dried or decaying organic matter (plant or animal).

Termites:

Termites are social insects and each one has developed effective ways to get at and at and attack the wood in your homes and offices. Their workers are best described as “little white things” or “little white ants” that are often found in damp, rotten wood. Termites consist of five different caste system, these are: worker termites, soldier termites, winged reproductive termites, a queen and a king termite.

The worker termite is responsible for caring of eggs, constructing and maintaining tunnels, foraging for food and feeding and grooming for other caste members. The worker termites are white and soft bodied.

The soldier termites are the defender of the colony; they are white and soft bodied with an enlarged hardened head containing two large jaws, or mandibles, which are used as a weapon against predators. The winged reproductive termites produce the offspring in the colony.

The Queen and King termites: The king termite assist the queen in creating and attending to the colony during its initial formation. The queen termite creates the colony by laying eggs and tending to the colony until enough workers and nymphs are produced to care for the colony. The queen can live for more than ten (10) years and produce hundreds of eggs each year. A colony can produce several million termites with the help of secondary queens who also produce eggs.

What do termites need to survive and when do they attack?

Termites require three things to survive; food (i.e, wood or other cellulose material) consistent source of moisture and moderate to tropical environment. Termites can consume over fifteen pounds of wood in a week and infestation begins around March 1st and continues until the first or second week of May.

What do termites need to survive and when do they attack?