General Pest
Cockroaches, ants, spiders and silverfish, inside, subfloor and out, from $180 + GST.
Learn moreFor business owners and facility managers
For a business, a pest problem is rarely just a pest problem. It is a failed audit, a bad review, a closed kitchen or a customer who does not come back. The job is to make sure it never gets that far.
The actual problem
Anywhere food is prepared or stored, you need a pest program and you need the paperwork to prove it. Every visit produces a written report of what was found and what was treated, which is the record a health inspector or an auditor asks for.
Big buildings with roller doors, loading bays and pallets of stock are difficult to seal and easy to get into. Baiting alone never holds a warehouse. Proofing the building matters more, and the bait is there to clean up what is already inside.
A shop shares walls, waste and often a rear lane with every other shop in the row. That makes the problem a strip problem rather than a shop problem, and the treatment has to account for where it is actually coming from.
Almost all commercial work is done before opening or after close. Tell us your hours and your access arrangements and we fit them, rather than asking you to lose a service.
What is covered
What we use
Member of AEPMA, the Australian Environmental Pest Managers Association. The products are registered chemicals applied by a licensed technician: water based, low odour, with no fumes once applied.
Most asked for
Cockroaches, ants, spiders and silverfish, inside, subfloor and out, from $180 + GST.
Learn moreBaiting, proofing the way back in, and a follow up to confirm it worked.
Learn moreNetting, spikes and proofing so they cannot roost in the first place.
Learn moreAsked by commercial clients
Yes. Every visit produces a written report of what was found, what was treated and what needs attention. That is the record an auditor or a health inspector asks for, and it is yours to keep.
Yes, and most commercial work is. Early, late or overnight depending on the site. It is arranged when we quote.
Usually nothing. On a shopping strip or in a building with shared waste and plumbing, the population next door is untreated and simply walks back. Holding it means a scheduled program plus closing the routes in, rather than a call out each time it flares up.
Quoted after a look, because a small shopfront and a warehouse are different jobs. The quote is free and there is no callout fee.
Free, no callout fee, and Mark will tell you what the building actually needs before you spend anything.