Know what's
behind the sighting.

Damaged or hollow-sounding timber, affected flooring or wallpaper, and discarded wings after a swarm. Winged termites have two similar pairs of wings; flying ants have a pinched waist and unequal wing pairs.

Our inspectors look for termite activity and possible entry routes, then recommend a treatment plan suited to the home or business.

Beetles, weevils, mites or moths in grain, rice, nuts, animal feed and other stored raw materials or cargo.

Treatment is planned for the commodity and setting, including bag stacks, bulk grain in silos, sealed chambers and gas-tight shipping containers. Our trained technicians coordinate the work to limit disruption.

Small beetles or moths around food storage, damaged grain kernels, pinholes in individual grains, webbing on stored goods, or an unpleasant smell in affected food.

We identify the likely pest and source. Remove infested food, clean spills and store replacement dry goods in tightly sealed containers to help limit spread.

Small reddish-brown, flattened insects; pale shed skins or eggs near furniture; and recurring bites or suspicious signs around sleeping areas.

We inspect the affected rooms, focus treatment on likely hiding places and monitor the result. The original service describes follow-up visits where needed and a no-charge re-treatment if bed bugs return within 30 days of service completion.

A lingering unpleasant odour, small droppings, dark smear marks, shed skins or repeated activity around warm, humid and damp areas.

Our species-aware approach looks for harbourage, moisture, food and entry routes, then targets the source and plans prevention or follow-up as needed.

Droppings, gnawing, stains, unusual odours, disturbed food packaging or activity in ceilings, cupboards, storage areas and around burrows.

We assess signs, likely species, nesting areas and access to food or shelter. For warehouses, protecting stored commodities and checking damage to packaging and wiring are important parts of the assessment.

Live ants indoors, repeated pathways and small piles of soil. Some species nest in walls or other quiet, dark places.

Our technicians consider the ant's habits and activity to recommend a suitable treatment. Clear food spills, store food in sealed containers and close gaps around doors or windows to reduce attractants and access.

A high-pitched whine, repeated bites, mosquitoes on ceilings or glass, and standing water in trays, water butts or bowls.

We look at activity around the property and likely nearby breeding conditions, then advise on practical prevention and an appropriate control plan.

Shed skins and winding trails on dusty or sandy ground. Places to check carefully include long grass, wood or rubble piles, shrubs and pond edges.

If you spot a snake, keep your distance and do not try to catch or handle it. Contact a qualified local wildlife or pest professional for advice.

Webs in corners and sheltered spots, or spiders and burrows in damp, secluded areas such as sheds, basements, attics and storage spaces.

An inspection checks where spiders are appearing and whether other insects are providing a food source. The response can then focus on the relevant hiding areas and conditions.

Regular sightings around food or bins, small dark pinhead-sized spots, or maggots that may indicate a breeding site.

We identify the fly and locate potential breeding environments. Targeted treatment, source removal, practical prevention and follow-up surveys can help reduce repeat activity.

Pets scratching or biting their coat, small reddish-brown fleas around the animal, or fine black specks ('flea dirt') on fur, rugs or pet bedding.

We inspect likely pet resting places and affected rooms, and recommend a suitable treatment and prevention plan. Ask your vet about your pet's health or treatment.