Last updated: 4 Jun 2026 | 22 Views |
Akkaradet, 39, juristic manager of an 8-storey, 320-unit condo in Lat Phrao, Bangkok, noticed the move-out notices piling up — with one phrase repeating: "too many mosquitoes, can't live here."
The last straw: two Building-B tenants caught dengue in the same month. One posted a review in a room-hunting group with photos of bite-covered legs. The condo's rating fell to 2 stars, vacancies climbed to 14 units — roughly 140,000 baht in lost rent every month.
Housekeepers sprayed aerosol cans nightly and six electric traps ran around the clock, but new mosquitoes hatched every seven days as long as the breeding sites remained.
The board approved the mosquito spraying service of World Health Disinfection (WHD). The team fogged sub-20-micron ULV with WHO-standard Deltamethrin 2.5% through both basement levels, perimeter drains, refuse rooms and common gardens — starting at 5 a.m. before residents needed the car park — and reported every standing-water point for permanent fixes.
Before: Monthly move-outs, 2 dengue cases, 2-star reviews, 14 vacant units, 140,000 baht/month lost.
After: Three monthly treatments later — car park and lobby virtually mosquito-free, zero new cases, reviews back to 4 stars, vacancies down to 3 units, and an annual care contract approved.
"I used to see spraying as an expense. Against 140,000 baht of lost rent a month, it's the cheapest investment this building ever made." — Akkaradet, Juristic Manager
Do cars need to be moved? No — ULV mist leaves no residue on vehicles and the crew avoids direct spraying onto cars.
How often should a building spray? Monthly in the rainy season, every 2–3 months otherwise, alongside permanent water-point fixes.
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