The right service starts with the right question.

General pest control

Inside, outside, and clear about the scope. Plan a general pest treatment around the insects you are seeing and the way your household uses the property.

Termite inspections

Understand what can be inspected, what cannot be seen, and what the written report actually tells you before you commission timber pest work.

Termite barriers and management systems

Choose a termite management approach around the building, access and ongoing responsibilities, rather than a one-size-fits-all barrier promise.

Subfloor inspections

A careful look beneath an accessible floor can help explain timber pest concerns, damp conditions and barriers to effective inspection.

Roof cavity inspections

Investigate roof-space pest concerns with safe access, clear limits and a report that separates observations from assumptions.

Possum management

A lawful plan for a protected native animal. In South Australia, possum management must account for permits, animal welfare and release on the same property.

Permit dependent. Same-property release. Animal welfare applies.

Rodent control

A practical rat and mouse program combines evidence, food and shelter reduction, secure control methods and a plan to review the result.

Commercial pest management

A documented program for the way your site operates, with rodent monitoring, practical prevention and clear responsibility for follow-up.

Spider control

Identify the concern, reduce shelter and use targeted treatment where appropriate, without turning spider myths into a treatment plan.

Cockroach control

An occasional outdoor visitor and an established indoor breeding problem need different plans. Identification comes before the application.

Ant control

Follow the source of activity and choose targeted control. A line of ants on a bench is a clue, not a complete diagnosis.