You may have noticed some small moths flying about the kitchen at dusk or at night – not something that would normally bother you. However, you then find some strange webbing material in some open biscuit packets and a bag…
Whether you have to run inside at dusk to avoid the mosquito swarms, or are kept awake at night by high pitched whining in your ears, mosquito problems can be very annoying! To successfully deal with a mosquito problem, it’s…
We’ve all seen the ads – the homeowner sprays the perimeter of the room with an insecticide spray, a cockroach (of the computer animated variety) approaches the treated area and zap – the cockroach is killed by an invisible force…
Slaters entering the home can be a problem in New Zealand. Learn how to keep slaters out of your home and how to control them.
Wasps are a big problem in New Zealand. Learn about the key pest wasps and how to control them.
Houseflies are very annoying, but they also carry a wide range of diseases including Salmonella, cholera, even leprosy and anthrax!
Flea infestations can appear all of a sudden and they can be very annoying… and itchy! To get control of a flea infestation, you need to carry out a comprehensive treatment of your home (inside and outside). We’ve come up with a 5 step flea treatment process as your guide to success.
When you’re entertaining you want to make sure your home is pest free. Check out our 4 step action plan for a pest free home this Christmas
If you have a persistent cockroach problem or maybe a cockroach infestation, you need to pull out the “big guns” and a cockroach “bomb” is just the ticket!
Insecticide “bombs” or “foggers” are technically known as “total release aerosols” – once you press the button, there’s no stopping them and the entire contents of the aerosol are released...
Learn how foggers can help eliminate cockroach infestations and prevent them returning.
Large cockroaches certainly have a big “eek” factor. Their large size, fast scurrying movements and ability to fly are all too much for some people. The good news is that if you have a problem with large cockroaches, they are relatively easy to control.
