Stage 1 · Identify
Species, because treatment differs.
Our services, in detail
Four services for homes and small businesses, all starting with an inspection.
Program 01 · Ants, roaches and the usual
General pest control
Most recurring pest problems have a cause: moisture under a sink, mulch banked against the wall, a gap at a door sweep. We treat what is there and tell you what is bringing them, because a quarterly spray on an unaddressed moisture problem is a subscription rather than a solution.
Stage 2 · Find the cause
Moisture, harbourage, entry points.
Stage 3 · Treat
To the label, with occupants informed.
Stage 4 · Advise
What to change so it stops recurring.
Stage 1 · Inspect
Visible and accessible areas.
Stage 2 · Report
Including what could not be reached.
Stage 3 · Treatment
Matched to the species found.
Stage 4 · Warranty
In a separate written contract.
Program 02 · Reports that mean something
Termites & WDO inspections
A WDO report covers what was visible and accessible on the day, and we list what was not — a sealed attic or a wall behind storage is not an inspection finding, it is an unknown. Treatment type depends on the species, and any warranty is a separate written contract with its own renewal terms.
Program 03 · Standing water first
Mosquito & yard programmes
Mosquitoes breed in water a bottle cap could hold. Treating the yard without finding the bromeliads, the clogged gutter and the saucer under the plant pot means spraying every month forever. We find the breeding sites first and tell you which ones are yours to empty.
Stage 1 · Source
Where water is actually standing.
Stage 2 · Reduce
What you can empty or fix.
Stage 3 · Treat
Harbourage areas, protecting pollinators.
Stage 4 · Through season
Monitored and adjusted.
Stage 1 · Entry survey
Roofline, vents, pipe penetrations.
Stage 2 · Seal
Properly, with materials they cannot chew.
Stage 3 · Remove
What is already inside.
Stage 4 · Verify
Checked again before closing the job.
Program 04 · Sealing, not just baiting
Rodent control & exclusion
Baiting alone produces dead rodents in wall cavities and a fresh population next season, because the hole is still there. Exclusion is the real work: finding every gap a quarter of an inch or wider, sealing it properly, and only then dealing with what is already inside.
Something getting in?
A free inspection to identify what it is and how it is getting in.