FAQ

Preventative Pest Control - Stop Infestations Before They Start

Pest control is about performing treatments and services targeting pest eradication, with the objective to protect the safety of the people. This is conducted by understanding the environment and premise conditions and risk factors, understanding and locating the type of pests invading.

Pest control is necessary for various reasons, besides removing these nasty pests that sets off phobia among some. Pests carry various types of pathogens and microorganisms from poorly sanitised and unhygienic surfaces and environments.

There are many types of treatments targeting the vast numbers of pest species around. It can range from less common pests such as bees, spiders, birds to ticks, there are some common pest treatments that most businesses and households will engage in.

It is important for an initial study of your premise and performing a site risk assessment before carrying out any work. Thereafter, the specialist will advise and elaborate on the list of activities they will be carrying out, what to expect and time duration. This includes a pre-treatment and after-treatment checklist for safety reasons.

An initial site survey and risk assessment is conducted that determines the following that contributes to the price range. Complexity of the pests (e.g. termite treatment vs ant control), number of pests infesting the premise, area size, frequency of treatments, type of chemicals used, and the technology or method applied all play a role in final cost.

It’s good to start protection early to prevent infestations. Engage professionals even at basic levels for inspection and early detection. If you notice any signs of infestation, avoid DIY remedies and consult a licensed pest control expert immediately.