Our Pest Control Services

Termites

Termites, often referred to as "white ants," are a significant concern in Australia due to the prevalence of various termite species. Australia is home to over 300 termite species, and while not all are destructive to structures, several species pose a threat to timber in homes, buildings, and trees.

Spiders

Australia is home to a variety of spiders, and while most are harmless and play beneficial roles in controlling insect populations, a few species can be considered pests when they establish themselves in and around homes.

Rodents

Rats and mice can be common pests in Australian homes, causing damage, spreading diseases, and creating unsanitary conditions.

Cockroaches

Cockroaches are common household pests in Australia, thriving in various climates and environments across the country. While there are several species of cockroaches, a few are particularly prevalent in residential areas

Fleas

Flea infestations in Australian homes often originate with pets, but their impact extends to the entire household. A proactive approach to pet care, regular cleaning, and prompt attention to signs of infestation can help prevent and manage flea problems

Ants

Ants, while generally harmless individually, can become a significant nuisance when they invade homes in Australia. Several ant species are common culprits in residential areas, and their persistent foraging behaviour and ability to form large colonies make them a challenging pest to manage.

Bed Bugs

Bed bugs are elusive pests that feed on the blood of humans and animals, primarily at night. While less common than other pests, bed bug infestations have been on the rise globally, including in Australian homes.