There are hundreds of termite species in Australia, and many are active all year round. They can pose significant problems for homeowners, particularly if they get into the foundations of a wood-frame house. The good news is that termite problems are treatable, and with a proper termite management strategy you'll be able to keep them at bay.  Prevention is better than cure Termites won't damage your home if they don't get into it in the first place! [Read More]

There are many incredible things about living in Australia, but having pests inside the home is not one of them. From cockroaches and termites to spiders and mosquitos, an annual pest inspection is an ideal way to determine what pests have set up home at your residence. After identifying those pests, your pest control professional prepares a treatment specific to your needs. If you have never had a pest inspection before, there are certain things you should and should not do before the inspector arrives. [Read More]

If you have a rat infestation, then it is highly recommended that you seek expert advice. You will probably need a rat control professional to get rid of a full infestation since even if you are successful in killing some of them, they breed so quickly that their numbers can soon get out of control. However, if you have just spotted a couple of mice around your home or business premises, then there is still time to do something about them. [Read More]

Subterranean termites are a homeowner's worst nightmare. These termites lives underground, where they can take moisture from the soil while avoiding predators and sunlight. Subterranean termites have a unique habit that makes them a menace to homes throughout Australia; they build mud tubes from the soil to nearby food sources. If you find mud tubes in your home or somewhere on your property, you might have a termite infestation. While it's a good idea to break a section of a mud tunnel to see if the tunnel is still in use, you should avoid totally destroying termite mud tubes. [Read More]