Mosquito control built around the Aedes life cycle.
Half the mosquito jobs we’re called to began with a contractor that fogged once and disappeared — the adults came down, the larvae kept hatching, and ten days later the dengue cluster reappeared. Dawnplex closes the loop with a four-step protocol: survey breeding sources, larvicide standing water, ULV fog adults, then re-audit at day 14.
- ULV foggingCold-fog ULV machines, label-rate adulticides
- LarvicidingBTI granules + IGR for stagnant water
- Breeding surveyRoof drains, planter saucers, gutters
- Outbreak SLASame-day response for confirmed dengue cases
Why fogging alone never works in Malaysia
Breeding survey
Roof drains, gutter pools, planter trays, blocked downspouts. Most Klang Valley dengue clusters trace back to four or five hidden sites.
Larviciding
BTI granules where water can’t be drained; insect growth regulators (IGR) for accessible voids; physical removal of standing water where possible.
ULV fogging
Cold-fog ULV with label-rate adulticide — early morning or dusk for best knockdown. We avoid thermal fogging in residential areas.
Day-14 audit
Re-inspection of breeding sites, larva traps checked, second fog if adult activity rebounds. If you still have bites, we still owe you the visit.
From household perimeter to condo cluster response
- Household perimeter. A single home with mosquito pressure — typically RM 240–RM 380 a visit. We fog the outdoor perimeter and survey the roof line, planter beds and drains.
- Condo / strata response. JMB-commissioned schedule (monthly or fortnightly) covering common areas, drains, basement carparks. We give your committee the trend chart to share with residents.
- Outbreak response. Confirmed dengue case or high MOH index in your taman. Same-day visit with breeding survey + targeted larviciding + ULV fog. Follow-up at day 4, 14 and 28.
Why we fog at dawn or dusk
Aedes aegypti — the primary dengue carrier in Klang Valley — is a day-biting mosquito most active in the two hours after sunrise and the two hours before sunset. Cold-fog ULV droplets are 5–25 microns and hang in the air long enough to coat resting adults during those windows. Mid-day fogging burns chemical without hitting the population that matters; night fogging targets the wrong species.
Dawnplex teams operate from 6:30 am for high-pressure residential beats and re-fog at 6 pm for site repeats. We don’t fog in heavy rain — the protocol is rescheduled, not skipped.
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Dengue case in your taman this week?
Call the hotline — we’ll triage by postcode, and confirmed-case sites are slotted ahead of routine work. Cluster responses kick off the same day where possible.