Pest Issues

A bed bug infestation at home is certainly an experience no one would like to deal with. Not only are they annoying, but they can cause serious problems. Loss of sleep, itching, and skin infections can all be signs of bed bug presence in your home.  There are two ways to get rid of bed bugs,

You get up at night to grab something from the kitchen, you turn on the light and what’s there? An unpleasant surprise! A cockroach! After just a glimpse, the sneaky little pest hurries back to its safe space away from your eyes. But unluckily, not too far away from you. You’ll see cockroache

Dealing with a cockroach infestation is something everyone wishes they wouldn’t have to do but it eventually happens. Detecting a cockroach infestation is the first step in battling these pests. When you know the signs you can act on time and prevent the infestation from getting bigger. Ho

Dealing with a flea infestation on your own is not an easy task. If you’ve already removed them from your home, they may end up finding shelter in your dog’s favourite playground - the yard. Then your beloved pet can reinfest your home, making your efforts to get rid of them meaningless. Even

When the weather starts to warm up, strange bugs that resemble beetles creep their way around our homes and gardens. They are either brown or green in colour and assault you with a foul odour when threatened. People immediately recognise them as stink bugs. If you find the little flying buggers a

With rains and colder weather hitting Australia this winter, flying termites are a real threat to every homeowner. As you know, seeing termites in or around your property isn’t a good thing. It may mean that somewhere near your property, or worse – on your property, there is an ongoing termite i

Silverfish control is the only way to battle an ongoing silverfish infestation in your property. While if you’ve noticed the bug in your home means that you’re probably too late to prevent a silverfish population from settling in your home. Humid areas attract them, and if you haven’t taken

Fire ants come from various species of ants in the genus Solenopsis. Despite the fact there are over 200 species of Solenopsis worldwide, those stinging ants represent only a small piece of the genus. The ant colony is originally Argentinian, but in 2001 those ants were transported and introduced

The green ant, or the Rhytidoponera Metallica, is one of the most commonly seen ant species in Australia and New Zealand. The only place where they haven’t established for now is Tasmania. Green ants can be extremely dangerous because of their poisonous sting, which is able to cause a strong aller

Earwigs (also called pincher bugs) can be found in five out of seven continents except for the poles where it’s just too cold for them. Being called “earwigs”, pincher bugs often induce horror in the minds of people who believe they will crawl into their ear and pinch them. Rest assured – th