Pest Control Solutions

Ant Control

Ants enter homes for food and water and can nest in wall voids, gardens and under paving. Effective control requires identifying the species, treating the nest and entry points with the correct products, and removing food sources. A targeted treatment reduces activity quickly, but long-term control depends on finding and treating the colony and sealing entry points.

Flea Control

Fleas lay eggs that drop into carpet and flooring, so treating only the pet rarely solves the problem. Effective flea control treats the home — carpets, flooring, pet bedding and resting areas — with products that target adult fleas and developing stages. A follow-up is often needed because pupae can emerge after the first treatment. Treating pets at the same time is essential.

Bed Bug Treatment

Bed bugs hide in mattress seams, bed frames, furniture and cracks and are easily spread by travel and second-hand furniture. Effective treatment requires thorough inspection and treatment of all harbourages, usually with a follow-up because eggs can survive the first treatment. Early detection and a complete treatment give the best chance of eradication.

Cockroach Control

Cockroaches are nocturnal and hide in cracks, behind appliances and in wall voids. Effective control requires identifying the species (German, American or Australian), treating the harbourages with the correct products, and removing food and water sources. A single treatment reduces activity, but German cockroaches often need follow-up because eggs hatch after the first treatment. Good sanitation and sealing entry points are essential to prevent reinfestation.

Spider Control

Most spiders are harmless, but webbing and redback spiders can be a concern around homes. Effective spider control treats harbourages and webs, removes egg sacs, and targets areas where spiders shelter. Reducing insects (a spider's food source) and clearing webs helps prevent reinfestation. Treatment reduces activity around the home and is safest when applied to targeted harbourages.

Rat Control

Rats enter homes for food, water and shelter, nesting in roof spaces, wall voids and subfloors. Effective control combines baiting and trapping to remove the infestation, identifying and sealing entry points to prevent re-entry, and removing food sources. Rodent proofing is essential — without it, new rodents will simply replace the ones removed.

Termite Inspections & Treatment

Termites can cause serious structural damage before they are noticed. A professional timber pest inspection assesses the property for active termites, damage and conditions that attract them. If active termites are found, treatment options are recommended based on the species and construction. Regular inspections and a management plan reduce risk. We do not treat without first inspecting and reporting — an accurate assessment is the foundation of any termite management.

Wasp Control

Wasps can be aggressive when disturbed and pose a real sting risk, especially around homes with children or allergies. Professional wasp control safely treats the nest at the right time of day with appropriate products, then removes it once inactive. Attempting to remove a nest yourself risks painful stings and is not recommended.

End-of-Lease Pest Control

Many leases require a professional pest control treatment at end of lease, especially where pets have been kept. End-of-lease pest control treats the relevant pests — commonly fleas, cockroaches and spiders — and provides a receipt for the real estate agent. Identifying what the entry report requires ensures the treatment meets the lease condition.