Ant Control
Trails along skirting boards mean a nest close by. Treatment goes to the colony.
Read More +Ants on the counter, droppings in a cupboard, a wasp nest by the door. Tell me what you have noticed and get a clear plan for treating it.
Ants, cockroaches, rodents, bed bugs
You describe what you have seen and where it shows up. I look at the signs before suggesting any treatment, then explain what the pest is doing and what the fix involves. Nothing gets added that your home does not need.
Trails along skirting boards mean a nest close by. Treatment goes to the colony.
Read More +They hide behind warm appliances by day. Gel baits reach the ones you never see.
Read More +Gnaw marks and scratching mean mice have a way in. That route gets sealed, too.
Read More +Bites in a line and specks on seams need a close look at the bed before treatment.
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The pest gets treated at its source, and you deal with the same person from the first look to the follow-up.
The person who inspects your home treats it and checks back.
I find the nest or the gap first, so treatment hits the mark.
Gaps at doors, vents and pipes get closed so pests stay out.
You hear what the pest is doing and what the fix involves.
The ants kept coming back no matter how much I cleaned. He found the nest under the patio slab and treated it there. Nothing on the counter since.
I expected a spray and a leaflet. He showed me the gap behind the dishwasher the mice were using, sealed it and set traps. The scratching stopped.
Bed bugs are a horrible thing to admit to. He was calm about it, checked every seam and frame, and told me how to prepare the room. Two visits.
Short answers to the questions that come up most. If yours is not here, send it over and I will answer it directly.
One insect on its own is usually just that. The same pest in the same spot over several days, or droppings and chewed packaging, points to a source close by.
Gel baits for cockroaches and ants need no clearing out. A spray for fleas or bed bugs means keeping people and pets out of those rooms for a few hours.
I choose the lightest option that still works and place baits out of reach of small hands and paws. Mention fish tanks or birds so I can plan around them.
Leave things as they are, since cleaning away the evidence makes the inspection harder. For bed bugs I send a short list covering bedding and clutter.
Ants, wasps and spiders are often one visit. Cockroaches and rodents need a treatment plus a follow-up. Bed bugs take two or more, because eggs hatch later.