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The most requested pest control services in Collinwood

Bed bugs control

It's easy to bring bed bugs home. They often travel on clothing or suitcases if you stay in an infested hotel. These insects aren't so easy to get rid of as they're resistant to many insecticides available to domestic customers. Your pest controller will use highly effective professional-grade formulations to kill bed bugs and will advise on measures you can take to maximise the success of the treatment. In accordance with the Australian Standards and industry codes of practice, we recommend that bed bug extermination is done in two visits.

Rat control or mice control

Contrary to common myth, rodents will move into any home they can gain access to, infestation is NOT a sign that the home is dirty. Mice and rats spread a range of diseases directly, transmitting viruses and bacteria through droppings and urine. They're also hosts to fleas and ticks which themselves carry diseases. Rodent control is completed through the use of traps or baited feeding stations. The technician also assists by blocking small holes that the pests have used to gain access and advises on other measures to keep your home rodent-free.

Flea control

Fleas could be carried into your home on pet fur but occasionally second-hand furniture or carpets can harbour flea eggs. Fleas can be resistant to commonly used insecticides, the formulas used by professionals are more effective. You should clean and vacuum before treatment as it will be necessary to leave the insecticide in place for a few weeks after. Flea control can sometimes be achieved in a single visit providing you make arrangements for any pets to be treated on the same day as the house is.

Bee and wasp control

Removing a hive of stinging insects without triggering their territorial instinct to attack isn't easy and it's NOT something we'd recommend you try yourself. It's much better to hand the job on to an expert with the correct tools and safety equipment. The pest control officer may remove the nest directly, or use dust and baits to destroy the colony.