Frequently Asked Questions

We use a combination of targeted sprays, gels, and granules to reach ants where they live and breed — indoors and outdoors. This multi-method approach tackles the whole colony, not just the ants you can see.

Ant colonies can have multiple queens and hidden nests. A follow-up ensures any survivors or new hatchlings are treated before they can rebuild.

We carry out a thorough inspection to find hiding spots, then combine sprays, baits, and a flushing method to target roaches at all stages. This gets into the cracks, crevices, and appliance spaces where they live and breed.

Cockroach eggs can survive initial treatment. The follow-up kills hatchlings before they mature — breaking the breeding cycle completely.

We start with a detailed inspection to find signs of activity and entry points. We then use safe, tamper-proof bait stations placed strategically so only rodents can access them.

Yes — we offer optional add-on services that include sealing entry points (exclusion work) and ceiling cleaning/sanitising after infestations. Rodents have collapsible skeletons, which allows them to squeeze through tiny gaps, so while we block any we find, new ones can appear over time. Regular checks and maintenance help keep them out for good.

This intensive service can target bedbugs, crickets, silverfish, ticks, fleas, wasps, and more in one visit — ideal if you have multiple pests at once.

We use sprays, baits, and nest removal (for wasps) to tackle a wide range of pests in one service, saving you time and money.

Yes — bedbugs require an intensive vacuum and spray service, along with client cooperation. Bedding and linen should be washed in boiling water to kill eggs, and clutter reduced to limit hiding spots. Multiple visits may be needed for heavy infestations.

We first assess the property to confirm the type of termite activity and measure the affected areas. Treatment often involves a drill-and-inject method, applying a specialised termiticide into soil or foundations to stop activity and protect structures.

We use traps, targeted sprays, automatic aerosol dispensers, and baits for quick results. Long-term control also depends on your role in reducing attractants, which we’ll guide you through during service.

In some cases, yes — especially in the first few days. Treatments often flush pests out of hiding before they die, so you may notice increased activity for a short time. This is a good sign the treatment is working.

Yes — small actions like moving furniture, cleaning floors, and removing clutter help us treat more effectively. We’ll guide you through the exact steps for your specific pest problem.

For recurring pest problems, we recommend seasonal treatments every 3 months. Results may last longer, but this depends on environmental factors such as climate, nearby activity, and property conditions.