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Ant Control

Ants can contaminate food, build unsightly mounds on property, and cause damage by hollowing out wood and other materials for nesting. Species such as fire ants inflict painful stings, which can be life-threatening to hypersensitive individuals.

Cockroach Control

Cockroaches often taint food with E. coli and Salmonella bacteria, so it's not safe to ignore these pests. Exposure to cockroach feces and the body parts of dead roaches over time can even trigger allergies and asthma.

Termite Control

They primarily feed on wood, they can also damage books, insulation, and even swimming pool liners and filters. They can wreak havoc on trees and shrubs and are particularly fond of plants that are in bad health.

Bed Bug Control

Bed bugs are a public health pest. They cause a variety of negative physical health, mental health and economic consequences. Some of these effects include: Allergic reactions to their bites, which can be severe.

Bee Removal

Bees are considered to be dangerous. A sting from a honey bee will result in a painful, raised welt. In some cases the venom from a honey bee sting can cause a severe allergic reactions.

Mice Control

Mice cause damage by gnawing on insulation and building material, furniture, paper, clothing, and books. They contaminate food with their urine. Food can become contaminated with germs like salmonella. Mice also carry fleas, mites

Spider Control

Spiders are usually considered as pests due to the harm that they can cause to humans. Death is rare, but pain, rashes, irritation, headaches, nausea and vomiting are commonly attributed to spider bites.

Rat Control

Rats are a huge pest problem: they eat and contaminate food, they cause damage to homes and structures, and they transmit diseases to humans and other animals.

Wasp Control

Wasps are a significant pest which harm our native birds and insects, and are a threat to human health and recreation.

Silverfish Control

Silverfish are known for their destructive feeding habits and - in large numbers - can cause a serious problem; damaging books, photographs, paintings, plaster and other household items containing starch or cellulose.

Termite Barriers

Termite chemical barriers are typically carried out on existing properties to prevent a termite attack. Soil areas surrounding a building get saturated using high volumes of liquid termiticide that are flooded into the soil, which prevents termites from travelling through the soil into a building.